... whose sole wicket cost 125 start. All we want now. in the first innings ? runs. Peter, is VICTORY It is a depressing The West Indies side BARADOS .—First Inn.g 633 will. be picked from twelve. deo (Nurse 213. Sob l e n rs i: 15.65 thought that England's ...

... CHAPMAN: Bridgetown, Barbados, Sunday ONLY the dizziest optimist would now expect England to win the first Test against the West Indies, which begins here on Wednesday. I know that a draw would send our fellows on their way rejoicing. These facts are brutally ...

... to watch the full coniplaated of dizz.ness— enced competitor for Rome. the beginning of the end for me a tinoury of the West Indies and THEY have to get acclimatsed. I ask ru t . t c o But the Board say No. FOR —my last year. I've got to think - Test ...

... from two small parts—an American sailor and soldier—the entire cast is coloured. They talk In the singsong style of the West Indies. The play promises to be something quite different in T V drama entertainment ...

... STATHAM OUT From BRIAN CHAPMAN Bridgetcwn, Barbados, Tuesday ENGLAND enter tomorrow's first Test against the West Indies here under the crippling handicap of losing their most dangerous bowler Brian Statham. And whatever chance they had of winning is ...

... Defy Them With Subba as a stubborn batsman and occasional slow bowler, I see no alternative but to defy the West Indies to bowl us out twice and hope for a draw. It Subba plays, he may bat number three. But the present plan is to promote Ken Barrington ...

... ST OUT From BRIAN CHAPMAN Bridgetown, Barbados, Tuesday ENGLAND enter tomorrow's first Test against the West Indies here under the crippling handicap of losing their most dangerous bowler Brian Statham. And whatever chance they had of winning is now reduced ...

... bettered. watching the ball instead of his partner, got off the mark hopelessly late and was run out. This mess-up stimulated West Indies' hopes just when England were establishing an ascendancy. Barrington's fifty duly arrived, without fuss, in Peter May's ...

... with a score of 188 Geoff Pullar and Peter May have depai on is 73 not out and yet'again batting 1 g a wary eye at the West Indies' battin s there were a fistful more runs to our tretch es when one wondered if our decla b right cricket had been rather ...

... Sobers 10-2-20-0. TO BAT: E. Dexter, R. Illingworth, R. Swetman, F. Trueman, D. Allen, A. Moss. 12th man: R. Subba Row. WEST INDIES: G. Alexander (cap• Lain), C. Hunts, E MeMorris, E. Butcher, R. Kanhai, G. Sobers, F. Worrell, R. Scarlett, W. Hall. C. ...

... ONE RUN Wednesday on the first West Indies for 3. Colin Lrted, but Ken like a hero. tl ng streng credit. The ,red policy Iked. be saved at all :he tough way I a loud voice in h determined kght well have ng position. so can laid .ally foolish run- Ld-wicket ...

... Pullar, watching the ball instead of his partner, got off the mark hopelessly late and was run out. This mess-up stimulated West Indies' hopes just when England were establishing an ascendancy. Barrington's fifty duly arrived. without fuss, in Peter May's ...