With the overnight score standing.
180 for three, Headley (59) and George Grant (21) resumed batting luis morning on a good wicket.
The West Indians went for the bowling from the start, with the re~ sult that runs came up at a rapid pace. Headley, especially, took heavy {oll of the indifferent bowling, but when only seven off his century he Mood in front of a straight delivery from Smith and was given marching The retiring batsman's score of 98, which Included eight 4's, was. the Fenult of a brilliant innings lasting three hours and 40. minutes, during which he never gave the semblance A.B Wyatt 6 Headley, b, Con-
Townsend, e. Da Costa, 'c. Achong. b. Hylton Leyland, Lbaw. Constantine done. Christin, b. ion Holmes, not Smith, runout 3 Farvimond, ¢. Headiey, 6, fiyiton Paine, hit wicket, Rolfe Grants... 34 tras Tow aso 3 0 1 0 25
On Headley's dismissal, the innings was declared closed, the score then Doing 200 for 6,
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