First-Class Cricket Matches 1948

NEW SOUTH WALES v INDIANS Played at Sydney Cricket Ground, November 7, 8, 10, 11, 1947. New South Wales won by an innings and 48 runs. NEW SOUTH WALES 1 E.W.Lukeman run out (Rangnekar) 58 2 *A.R.Morris c Ranvirsinhji b Amir Elahi 162 3 J.Moroney b Amir Elahi 96 4 K.R.Miller c Hazare b Rangachari 72 5 W.E.Alley c Mankad b Amir Elahi 0 6 J.Pettiford lbw b Mankad 73 7 W.P.J.Donaldson c Rangnekar b Mankad 10 8 †R.A.Saggers c and b Mankad 16 9 R.R.Lindwall not out 47 10 F.B.Johnston not out 11 11 E.R.H.Toshack Extras b 7, lb 8, nb 1 16 —— (8 wickets, declared) 561 FoW (1): 1-136, 2-289, 3-348, 4-348, 5-432, 6-474, 7-491, 8-512 INDIANS 1 M.H.Mankad b Lindwall 67 b Lindwall 22 2 M.S.Ranvirsinhji b Lindwall 3 c Lindwall b Toshack 27 3 D.G.Phadkar b Miller 11 c Saggers b Johnston 20 4 V.S.Hazare c Johnston b Miller 142 c and b Johnston 2 5 K.M.Rangnekar st Saggers b Johnston 6 c Lukeman b Toshack 18 6 H.R.Adhikari c Saggers b Toshack 47 c Alley b Toshack 65 7 K.RaiSingh b Miller 6 lbw b Toshack 14 8 Amir Elahi b Miller 4 c Lukeman b Johnston 4 9 †P.K.Sen lbw b Toshack 3 run out 38 10 C.R.Rangachari not out 0 not out 4 11 *L.Amarnath absent hurt 0 absent hurt 0 Extras b 6, lb 3 9 lb 1 1 —— —— 298 215 FoW (1): 1-11, 2-35, 3-134, 4-145, 5-278, 6-288, 7-293, 8-298, 9-298 FoW (2): 1-36, 2-61, 3-66, 4-75, 5-95, 6-114, 7-123, 8-196, 9-215 Indians Bowling O M R W Phadkar 15 0 83 0 1nb Rangachari 11 1 57 1 Amarnath 10 1 32 0 Hazare 8 0 42 0 Mankad 41 8 156 3 Amir Elahi 31 1 175 3 New South Wales Bowling O M R W O M R W Lindwall 19 1 71 2 10 2 22 1 Miller 17.3 2 52 4 7 1 24 0 Toshack 25 5 64 2 16 2 65 4 Pettiford 5 0 44 0 Johnston 13 0 53 1 (4) 17.4 1 87 3 Alley 2 0 5 0 (5) 6 0 16 0 Umpires: G.E.Borwick and H.A.R.Elphinstone. Toss: New South Wales Close of Play: 1st day: New South Wales (1) 387-4 (Miller 40*, Pettiford 18*); 2nd day: Indians (1) 182-4 (Hazare 78*, Adhikari 14*); 3rd day: Indians (2) 157-7 (Adhikari 41*, Sen 8*). A.R.Morris’s 162 took 211 minutes and included 14 fours and 1 six. V.S.Hazare’s 142 took 222 minutes and included 16 fours. 10