... Childs did turn a couple past the bat. But with only 7154 needed tomorrow, | cannot imagine the West Indies’ rest day being too restless. Gooch defied the West Indies for just over seven hours before cutting Curtley Ambrose high to third man. It brought to ...

... TOMORROW CRICKET — Fifth Test — England v West Indies (The Oval). BBCI 1.50-4.0. BBC 2 10.50-1.05, 4.0-6.10, 11.20-11.50 RACING Thirsk, Nottingham and Windsor TENNIS — North of Scotland championships (Elgin). To August 13 ...

... the Oval. As comrades fell around him, Gooch batted all the way through England’s second innings to make 84 and leave the West Indies to score 225 to win, with more than two days to score them. By the close, they had batted 24 overs and made 71 with a marked ...

... yesterday. Ambrose’s t of 4-29 precipitated a Pakistan collapse they were all out for 224, 12 runs short he victory target. West Indies hit 235 h the loss of six wickets. ...

... SCOREBOARD Overnight: Australia 167, West Indies 19-0 - Waest Indies, first innings (cont) G Greenidge b May D Haynes ¢ Healy g Waugh.. R Richardson Ibw b Dodemaide . C Hooper ¢ Border b Waufih V Richards ¢ McDermott b May G ...

... 4s and two 6s In es while Richardson with nine 4s in 176 Malcolm Marshall on Curtly Ambrose, two, not out batsmen at ¢ West Indies resumed n 39-0 and added 327 loss of seven wickets. Indies captain Viv providcd the most innings of the day with kling 68 ...

... on three, and Curtly Ambrose, two, were the not out batsmen at stumps. The West Indies resumed yesterday on 39-0 and added 327 runs for the loss of seven wickets. West Indies captain Viv Richards provided the most spectacular innings of the day with a ...

... Test century AUSTRALIA snapped up the West Indies’ last five first innings wickets for 28 and launched their reply with an exhilarating, unbeaten 65 from David Boon in the second Test at Perth yesterday. West Indies reached 421 for five on the second day ...

... Desmond’s double OPENER Desmond Haynes scored his second century in a week as West Indies crushed Pakistan by 89 runs in the opening match of the World Series Cup at Adelaide Oval vesterday. ...

... and the West Indies, and it was more difficult then hecause there were no helmets, chest pads or arm guards — Geoff Boycott, criticising the Australians for complaining about short-pitched bowling during their current series against the West Indies. M - ...

... Haynes in top form OPENER Des Haynes lashed his second successive century as West Indies remained dominant in the World Series Cup one-day cricket tournament in Hobart, Tasmania, with a 17-run victory over Pakistan vesterday. Haynes’ quickfire 101 helped ...

... Wayward Windies THE West Indies gave away a record number of extras in one-day cricket as they stumbled to a 55-run defeat by Pakistan in a World Series Cup match in Brisbane yesterday. Their wayward bowlers sent down 37 wides and four no balls in a total ...