World XI batting again collapses
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SYDNEY.
The World XI collapsed again yesterday against New South Wales at Sydney Cricket Ground after its early batsmen had given the side a successful start.
New South Wales had closed its first innings at 256 for three in reply to the World XI total of 224, and at stumps the tourists had lost nine for 296 in its second innings.
With one day remaining, the World XI had a lead of 264 runs and one wicket standing. The boundary-studded batting of the international team and a devastating spell of bowling by the Australian test spinner. J. Gleeson, in which he took three wickets
for five runs, highlighted the day’s play. Gleeson, who earlier had the troublesome C. H. Lloyd caught for 58, dismissed Intikhab Alam for 13, R. Taylor two and R. S. Cunis four. The World XI, with the good start of 241 for four, lost its last five batsmen for only 51 runs. When play started, the tall South African bowler, A. Greig, quickly removed the overnight New South Wales batsmen, B. Francis for 87 and G. Davies for 100. The century by Davies was his first for New South Wales since 1968 when he scored
127 against Victoria, and his partnership with Francis put on 171 runs. S. Gaveskar laid the foundation to the World Xi’s second innings, hitting 95, including 15 fours. But he had a charmed life, being dropped before he had scored, and at eight and 27. Scores: WORLD XI First innings 224 Second innings H. Ackerman c Colley b Bernard 12 S. Gavaskar c Wilson b Colley 95 Z. Abbas run out .24 C. Lloyd c Rosen (substitute) B. Gleeson .. 58 A. Greig c and b CoUey .. 43 Intlkbab Alam c Davies b
Gleeson 13 R. Kanhai c, Taber b Davies 19 R. Taylor lbw Gleeson .. 2 R. Cunis c Taber b Gleeson 4 A. Masood not out .. 3 B. Bed! not out 0 Extras 23
Total for 9 wickets 296 Fall of wickets: One for 21, two fbr 67, three for 178, four for 241, five for 254, six for 282, seven for 284, eight for 289, nine for 296.
Bowling: Bernard, 9,1, 59, 1; CoUey. 16, 1. 77. 2; Gleeson, 12, 2, 41, 4; O’Keefe. 12, 2, 57, 0; Walters, 2,0, 23, 0; Davies, 4,0, 16, 1.
NEW SOUTH WALES First innings A. Turner run out .. •. 28 B. Francis c Bedl b Greig 87 G. Davies b Greig .. .. 100 D. Walters not out .. ..17 J. Wilson not out •. 10 Extras 14
Total for 3 wickets declared 256 Fall of wickets: One for 36, two for 207, three for 239. Bowling: Masood, 10, 3, 27, 0; Greig, 15, 1. 60, 2; Cunis, 9,2, 34, 0; Bedi, 23, 6, 61, 0; Intikhab, 14, 2, 60, 0.
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Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32764, 15 November 1971, Page 24
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