Cricket tour in doubt
NZPA-PA New Delhi After a night of fierce rioting in Delhi following the assassination of the - • Prime Minister, Mrs Indira Gandhi, England's winter cricket tour is in the balance. ■
David Gower’s 16-member team has been ordered not to leave their luxury hotel as fiMdrts came through of 500 •
buses and taxis overturned and burned in the capital England’s plans for their first net practice yesterday were cancelled. ' The team manager, Mr Tony Brown, visited the British High Commission for advice; and
later yesterday was meeting the secretary of the Indian Cricket Board, when the fate of the tour could be sealed.
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