Cricket at Race Course The ball completely dominated th-bat on the Recs' ground yesterda: fernoon when, in a friendly game he Parsees accounted for a Recs' by three wickets in a very low zering encounter. The Recs', batting tst, were able to amass only 75 splendid spin-bowling by S. F. Shrof ud Divecha accounting for no les. han seven of their batsmen who wer-always at sea against the slower de ivories offered them. The Parsees n reply, did not fare much better ud were continually troubled by the earlier bowlers. When it appeare" hat the hosts might win, however he visitor pulled themselves together: ud passed the Recs' total with three wickets în hand. The innings wa "layed out and the toto] eventually reached 106 before the last wicke" fell.
The Recs' knock was a procession from start to finish the only bright spot of the innings being the partner ship between Jackson end Andersor which was responsible for adding 2° "uns for seventh wicket Apart from Marcal, Buckley and Jackson none c^ he remaining batsmen reached double Shroff with four wickets for 2° -nd Divecha with three for 27 were responsible for the Recs P. Tata and Karanjia g"ve the Parsees a good start, 29 being on the telegraph before the former ws dis posed of by Parma. The next fiv wickets then fell at an alarming pac: while only fourteen runs were bein" added and the Recs' at this stage were right on top.
yea and A. Tata then pulled he game round and though Divech toft at 75, the winning hit was made with three wickets in hand. The innings was played out to allow the latter batsmen of the side to have 7 enoch but to all intents and purpose" the game was over with the visitorr pua"
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