NEW SOUTH WALES KNOCK INDIANS ABOUT
Received Friday, 30 p.m. SYDNEY, Nov. 7. New South Wales has already set India a formidable score to ehase in the game whieh began on the Sydney Cricket Ground today. The State 'a captain, Morris played the star role. With Lukeman he put on 136 for the iirst wicket and then in a second wicket partnership with Moroney, added another 153 runs. He batted Sii minutes for his 162, hit a sixer and14 fours. He had an escape at 89 when he was missed by the wieketkeeper. The Indian attack was steady throughout the day but the iielding was very ragged. Miller, who was very subdued early vnd Pettiford were batting nicely al stumps. -Seores:- —
Bowling: Phadar uohe for 51, Rangathari uoue for 27, Amarnath none for 12, Hazare none for 42, Mankad none for 110, Amir Elahi three for 112.
Morris c Ranvirsinhji b Amir Elahi 162 Lukeman,- run out 5y Moroney, b Amir Elahi 96 ' Miller, not out 40 Alley, b Mankad c Amir Elahi .. 0; Pettiford, not out 18 Extras . .. ... .. .. .. 13 Total for four wiekets 387
NEW SOUTH WALES First Innings
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Chronicle (Levin), 8 November 1947, Page 5
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