RYDER A CENTURY

Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 138, 7 December 1935, Page 9

RYDER A CENTURY

TOURING TEAM IN INDIA

(Received December 7, noon.)

BOMBAY, December 6. A lead of over 100 runs was gained by Frank Tarrant's Australian team over the Yuvraj of Patalia's Indian eleven. In reply to the Indian team's score of 163, the Australians made 268, Byder topping the century. At stumps the Indians had made 82 for two wickets in their second innings. There was a sensational incident when Love was given out leg-before on an appeal by Nissar.' Love was walking away when he was called back by Yuvraj, who was fielding at silly mid-off. It is understood that Yuvraj considered Love played the ball. When Love came back to the crease the umpire firmly ordered the player away. Details of play:— AUSTRALIA. First Innings. Hendry, b Nissar o Wendell Bill, b Amar Singh 6 Morrisby, c Navle, b Nissar 67 Ryder, c Navle, b Nissar 104 Bryant, c Navle, b Amar Singh .. 18 Love, lbw, b Nissar 15 Oxenham, c and b Amirelahi ... 18 Ellis, b Nissar 8 Mair, not out n Leather, c Amar Singh, b Amirelahi 0 Ironmonger, b Nissar 4 Extras 17 Total 268 Bowling: Nissar took six wickets for 72, Amar Singh two for 64, Niubarakali none for 21, Amirelahi two for 57, Amarnath none for 11, Palia none for 14, Nyaudu none for 12. INDIAN ELEVEN. First innings , 163 I Second Innings. Wazir Ali, c Mair, b Leather 4 Palia, lbw, b Oxenham 14 Amarnath, not out 41 Nayudu, not out 16 Extras 7 . Total for two wickets 82