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India V West Indies 1978/79 2Nd Test Bangalore. Test: 837 Match Drawn India v West Indies 1978/79 2nd Test Bangalore. Test: 837 Match Drawn. Test in India: 89 D Close of play Not out batsmen Day Runs Wk Ov Min Crowd Toss: West Indies 1 WI 285/5 (93ov.) S Shivnarine 6, VA Holder 0 285 5 93 15-Dec-1978 Umpires: S Kishen; Mohammad Ghouse 2 WI 437, In 129/1 (35ov.) AD Gaekwad 57, DB Vengsarkar 57 281 6 82 16-Dec-1978 12th Man: 3 In 369/8 (115ov.) KD Ghavri 42, BS Bedi 18 240 7 80 17-Dec-1978 4 In 371, WI 200/8 (82ov.) N Phillip 13, VA Holder 0 202 10 83 19-Dec-1978 5 WI 200/8 - - - 20-Dec-1978 5th day cancelled on police advice, TOTALS 1008 28 338 1292 - following riots in city Test # WEST INDIES 1st Innings R M 4,6 BF Fall of Wickets Ov M R W nb,w 6s 5 AB Williams st Kirmani b Bedi 44 85 8,- R Mins N Kapil Dev 20 5 79 1 - 4 SFAF Bacchus b Bedi 96 170 13,- 1-97 97 85 A Wil/S Bac KD Ghavri 16 1 77 2 - 7 HA Gomes c & b Chandrasekhar 51 176 7,- 2-164 67 84 S Bac/H Gom BS Bedi 29 7 98 3 - 47,c5 AI Kallicharran c-1s Viswanath b Ghavri 71 150 11,- 115 3-238 74 91 H Gom/A Kal BS Chandrasekhar 33 4 94 2 - 5 DA Murray cwk Kirmani b Ghavri 14 50 4-268 30 50 D Mur/A Kal S Venkataraghavan 41 15 74 1 - 4 S Shivnarine b Venkataraghavan 62 110 9,- 5-284 16 6 A Kal/S Shi AD Gaekwad 1 0 10 0 - 36 VA Holder b Kapil Dev 27 54 6-343 59 54 V Hol/S Shi 7 DR Parry not out 41 110 7-383 40 47 S Shi/D Par 1 MD Marshall lbw b Chandrasekhar 0 5 0,- 8-384 1 5 M Mar/D Par 5 N Phillip run out (sub[D Parsana) 26 46 9-437 53 46 N Phi/D Par 3 ST Clarke c & b Bedi 0 2 0,- 10-437 0 2 S Cla/D Par 41 Extras b 0, lb 3, nb 2, w 0 5 Total 140 overs all out 437 490 min, 51.9 r/100b 102 balls/hr Test # INDIA 1st Innings R M 4,6 BF Fall of Wickets Ov M R W nb,w 6s 42,c3 SM Gavaskar c-gu Shivnarine b Clarke 0 1 0,- 1 R Mins ST Clarke 34.2 3 126 5 - 15 AD Gaekwad b Parry 87 260 11,- 1-0 0 1 S Gav/A Gae N Phillip 25 6 86 3 - 16 DB Vengsarkar cwk Murray b Phillip 73 210 8,- 2-170 170 210 D Ven/A Gae MD Marshall 18 2 53 1 - 48 GR Viswanath c-sl Kallicharran b Clarke 70 175 10,- 132 3-200 30 46 A Gae/G Vis VA Holder 24 3 55 0 - 14 CPS Chauhan c-sl Parry b Marshall 15 45 4-233 33 45 C Cha/G Vis DR Parry 12 6 22 1 - 25 SMH Kirmani c-sl Kallicharran b Phillip 15 51 5-266 33 51 S Kir/G Vis S Shivnarine 3 2 2 0 - 5 N Kapil Dev cwk Murray b Clarke 12 35 6-291 25 29 G Vis/N Kap 14 KD Ghavri b Clarke 43 105 7-304 13 5 N Kap/K Gha 39 S Venkataraghavan c-sq Phillip b Clarke 11 15 8-318 14 15 S Ven/K Gha 63 BS Bedi c-sg Shivnarine b Phillip 18 70 9-369 51 70 B Bedi/K Gha 55 BS Chandrasekhar not out 0 4 10-371 2 4 K Gha/B Cha 0 Extras b 1, lb 5, nb 21, w 0 27 2nd Wkt 100: 120m Total 116.2 overs all out 371 487 min, 51.5 r/100b 85 balls/hr WEST INDIES 2nd Innings R M 4,6 BF Fall of Wickets Ov M R W nb,w 6s AB Williams c-2s Gavaskar b Ghavri 20 40 R Min KD Ghavri 24 8 51 5 - SFAF Bacchus c-sq Chauhan b Ghavri 4 3 1,- 1-7 7 3 S Bac/A Wil N Kapil Dev 11 1 30 2 - HA Gomes c-sg Chauhan b Ghavri 82 261 8,- 2-38 31 35 A Wil/H Gom BS Bedi 19 8 33 1 - AI Kallicharran b Ghavri 21 70 3-74 36 70 A Kal/H Gom S Venkataraghavan 16 5 39 0 - DA Murray b Kapil Dev 9 45 4-98 24 45 D Mur/H Gom BS Chandrasekhar 12 2 39 0 - S Shivnarine c-gu Chauhan b Kapil Dev 0 8 0,- 5-101 3 8 S Shi/H Gom DR Parry cwk Kirmani b Bedi 38 93 6-179 78 93 D Par/H Gom N Phillip not out 13 50 7-181 2 3 H Gom/N Phi MD Marshall b Ghavri 5 27 8-192 11 27 M Mar/N Phi VA Holder not out 0 20 0,- (200) 8 20 V Hol/N Phi 13 Extras b 1, lb 3, nb 4, w 0 8 Total 82 overs 8 wkts 200 315 min, 40.3 r/100b 93 balls/hr Key to Catching Positions Back to Series Cover Page Back to Blog.
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