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by **rsc** » Tue, 07 Apr 1998 04:00:00

Ranji Tropy 1997-98
Quarter-final
Bengal v Hyderabad
Gymkhana Grounds, Hyderabad
30,31 Mar; 1,2,3 Apr 1998

Result: Hyderabad won by 44 runs

Toss: Hyderabad
Umpires: KS Giridharan (Madhya Pradesh), N Menon (Madhya Pradesh)
Match referee: VD Gupte

Close of Play
Day 1: Hyderabad (1) 170-6 (Nanda Kishore 40*, Youraj Singh 2*)
Day 2: Hyderabad (1) 209,
Bengal (1) 137-6 (Saba Karim 45*, Charanjit Singh 10*)
Day 3: Bengal (1) 243,
Hyderabad (2) 92-2 (Manohar 61*, Vanka Pratap 22*)
Day 4: Hyderbad (2) 244,
Bengal (2) 69-5 (Saba Karim 7*, Kalyani 2*)

Hyderabad 1st innings
A Shetty c & b Charanjit Singh 9
D Manohar st Saba Karim b Shiv Sagar Singh 44
T Ravi Kumar c Saba Karim b Varma 8
Vanka Pratap c Lahiri b Banerjee 28
*MV Sridhar c Lahiri b Banerjee 28
A Nanda Kishore c Saba Karim b Banerjee 44
N David b Chatterjee 9
+Youraj Singh not out 25
V Raju b Varma 12
NP Singh b Varma 0
Kanwaljit Singh c Lahiri b Varma 0
Extras (lb 2) 2
Total (all out, 110.5 overs) 209

FoW: 1-17, 2-38, 3-85, 4-89, 5-146, 6-157, 7-181, 8-209, 9-209, 10-209.

Bowling O M R W
Banerjee 29 4 64 3
Charanjit Singh 7 0 23 1
Chatterjee 35 18 44 1
Varma 15.5 4 31 4
Shiv Sagar Singh 22 9 41 1
Gavaskar 1 1 0 0
Gandhi 1 0 4 0

Bengal 1st innings
A Varma c Youraj Singh b NP Singh 4
A Lahiri c Nanda Kishore b NP Singh 9
N Haldipur c Youraj Singh b NP Singh 10
D Gandhi c Youraj Singh b NP Singh 3
R Gavaskar lbw b NP Singh 12
*+S Saba Karim c Raju b NP Singh 69
S Kalyani c Manohar b NP Singh 39
Charanjit Singh c NP Singh b David 51
U Chatterjee c MV Sridhar b David 16
S Banerjee not out 21
Shiv Sagar Singh c MV Sridhar b Raju 1
Extras (b 4, lb 4) 8
Total (all out, 115.3 overs, 473 mins) 243

FoW: 1-4, 2-23, 3-27, 4-32, 5-39, 6-121, 7-190, 8-212, 9-227, 10-243.

Bowling O M R W
NP Singh 36 12 103 7
Manohar 5 1 17 0
David 23 9 38 2
Raju 32.3 12 55 1
Vanka Pratap 5 4 1 0
Kanwaljit Singh 14 6 21 0

Hyderabad 2nd innings
A Shetty c Charanjit Singh b Banerjee 7
D Manohar c Lahiri b Chatterjee 66
T Ravi Kumar c Chatterjee b Banerjee 0
Vanka Pratap c Lahiri b Banerjee 23
N David c & b Shiv Sagar Singh 59
*MV Sridhar c Haldipur b Varma 21
A Nanda Kishore c & b Banerjee 30
+Youraj Singh c Chatterjee b Varma 17
V Raju run out 5
NP Singh c Lahiri b Banerjee 5
Kanwaljit Singh not out 1
Extras (b 4, lb 4, nb 2) 10
Total (all out, 92.4 overs) 244

FoW: 1-10, 2-10, 3-98, 4-98, 5-179, 6-187, 7-216, 8- 223, 9-235, 10-244.

Bowling O M R W
Banerjee 22.4 7 58 5
Charanjit Singh 4 1 13 0
Chatterjee 32 3 84 1
Varma 14 4 36 2
Shiv Sagar Singh 19 4 38 1
Gavaskar 1 0 7 0

Bengal 2nd innings
A Varma c & b Manohar 7
A Lahiri lbw b Raju 0
N Haldipur lbw b Manohar 10
D Gandhi lbw b Kanwaljit Singh 10
R Gavaskar lbw b Raju 28
*+S Saba Karim not out 59
S Kalyani lbw b Raju 8
S Banerjee lbw b Manohar 3
Charanjit Singh lbw b Manohar 0
U Chatterjee c (sub) Shivaji Yadav b Kanwaljit Singh 30
Shiv Sagar Singh lbw b Kanwaljit Singh 0
Extras (b 5, lb 6) 11
Total (all out, 67.4 overs) 166

FoW: 1-1, 2-13, 3-24, 4-54, 5-64, 6-101, 7-106, 8- 106, 9-148, 10-166.

Bowling O M R W
Raju 26 9 45 3
NP Singh 9 3 20 0
David 2 0 7 0
Manohar 14 2 48 4
Kanwaljit Singh 16.4 4 35 3

by **Aslam Siddiqu** » Tue, 07 Apr 1998 04:00:00

Eight 'lbw' decisions in Bengal's second innings tied a record for most
such dismissals in a first-class innings, achieved twice before.

Oxford University (second innings) v Warwickshire, Oxford, 1980
Umpires - PB Wight and J Van Geloven

Sussex (firs innings) v Essex, Hove, 1992
Umpires - RC Tolchard and PB Wight (again!)

aslam
GO PACERS!!!

Quote:

> Ranji Tropy 1997-98
> Quarter-final
> Bengal v Hyderabad
> Gymkhana Grounds, Hyderabad
> 30,31 Mar; 1,2,3 Apr 1998

> Umpires: KS Giridharan (Madhya Pradesh), N Menon (Madhya Pradesh)
> Bengal 2nd innings
> A Varma c & b Manohar 7
> A Lahiri lbw b Raju 0
> N Haldipur lbw b Manohar 10
> D Gandhi lbw b Kanwaljit Singh 10
> R Gavaskar lbw b Raju 28
> *+S Saba Karim not out 59
> S Kalyani lbw b Raju 8
> S Banerjee lbw b Manohar 3
> Charanjit Singh lbw b Manohar 0
> U Chatterjee c (sub) Shivaji Yadav b Kanwaljit Singh 30
> Shiv Sagar Singh lbw b Kanwaljit Singh 0
> Extras (b 5, lb 6) 11
> Total (all out, 67.4 overs) 166

by st » Tue, 07 Apr 1998 04:00:00

On Mon, 06 Apr 1998 08:53:23 -0500, Aslam Siddiqui

Quote:

>Eight 'lbw' decisions in Bengal's second innings tied a record for most
>such dismissals in a first-class innings, achieved twice before.

BTW Terry Alderman against Pakistan got 5 lbw's in one innings.
Don't know if anyone else has been able to do this?

Colin

<snip>

by **Narayana** » Tue, 07 Apr 1998 04:00:00

Quote:

>On Mon, 06 Apr 1998 08:53:23 -0500, Aslam Siddiqui

>>Eight 'lbw' decisions in Bengal's second innings tied a record for most
>>such dismissals in a first-class innings, achieved twice before.

>BTW Terry Alderman against Pakistan got 5 lbw's in one innings.
>Don't know if anyone else has been able to do this?

>Colin

><snip>

Wasn't it the Test match in which Ijaz made a 100 in the last day
some time in late 80s ? Can someone post more details
on the match. I vaguely remember Pak lost that match on the
last day when it looked like the Test will end in a Draw.

Narayanan

by **Aslam Siddiqu** » Tue, 07 Apr 1998 04:00:00

Quote:

> BTW Terry Alderman against Pakistan got 5 lbw's in one innings.
> Don't know if anyone else has been able to do this?

> Colin

A. Most 'lbw' victims claimed by a bowler in one Test innings:

5 TM Alderman Aus v Pak Melbourne 1989-90
CEL Ambrose WI v Eng Bridgetown 1989-90
Mohammad Zahid Pak v NZ Rawalpindi 1996-97

4 PS Heine RSA v Eng Leeds 1955
GAR Lock Eng v NZ Leeds 1958
Abdul Qadir Pak v Eng Karachi 1977-78
Kapil Dev Ind v Aus Kanpur 1979-80
RJ Hadlee NZ v WI Dunedin 1979-80
LS Pascoe Aus v Eng Lord's 1980
RM Ellison Eng v WI Kingston 1985-86
JR Ratnayeke SL v Ind Cuttack 1986-87
Abdul Qadir Pak v Eng Lahore 1987-88
ND Hirwani Ind v NZ Bangalore 1988-89
TM Alderman Aus v Eng Leeds 1989
TM Alderman Aus v Eng Lord's 1989
P Wickremasinghe SL v Pak Faisalabad 1991-92
Waqar Younis Pak v Zim Karachi 1993-94
AR Kumble Ind v WI Chandigarh 1994-95
Shahid Nazir Pak v Zim Sheikhupura 1996-97
Wasim Akram Pak v WI Peshawar 1997-98

B. Most 'lbw' victims claimed by a bowler in a Test match:

8 Mohammad Zahid Pak v NZ Rawalpindi 1996-97

7 RJ Hadlee NZ v WI Dunedin 1979-80
Abdul Qadir Pak v Eng Lahore 1987-88
Waqar Younis Pak v Zim Karachi 1993-94

6 Imran Khan Pak v Ind Faisalabad 1982-83
RJ Hadlee NZ v Aus Melbourne 1987-88
TM Alderman Aus v Pak Melbourne 1989-90
CEL Ambrose WI v Eng Bridgetown 1989-90
Waqar Younis Pak v WI St John's 1992-93

5 Fazal Mahmood Pak v Ind Lucknow 1952-53
Kapil Dev Ind v Aus Kanpur 1979-80
MD Marshall WI v Eng Lord's 1988
ND Hirwani Ind v NZ Bangalore 1988-89
TM Alderman Aus v Eng Leeds 1989
TM Alderman Aus v Eng Lord's 1989
Waqar Younis Pak v WI Karachi 1989-90
Wasim Akram Pak v WI Lahore 1989-90
P Wickremasinghe SL v Pak Faisalabad 1991-92
CC Lewis Eng v NZ Auckland 1991-92
Mushtaq Ahmed Pak v NZ Lahore 1996-97

aslam
GO PACERS!!!

by **Sanjeev Kuma** » Tue, 07 Apr 1998 04:00:00

I just classified the stats with Home and Away categories. This can give
the advantage of having the LBW's given in home pitches compared to
overseas. We will have to take the 'home' lbws with a pinch of salt.
This figure is more significant when the idea of neutral umpires was
still alien to test cricket.

Quote:

> A. Most 'lbw' victims claimed by a bowler in one Test innings:

Overseas
--------
5 TM Alderman Aus v Pak Melbourne 1989-90

4 PS Heine RSA v Eng Leeds 1955
LS Pascoe Aus v Eng Lord's 1980
RM Ellison Eng v WI Kingston 1985-86
JR Ratnayeke SL v Ind Cuttack 1986-87
TM Alderman Aus v Eng Leeds 1989
TM Alderman Aus v Eng Lord's 1989
P Wickremasinghe SL v Pak Faisalabad 1991-92

Home
----
5 CEL Ambrose WI v Eng Bridgetown 1989-90
Mohammad Zahid Pak v NZ Rawalpindi 1996-97

4 GAR Lock Eng v NZ Leeds 1958
Abdul Qadir Pak v Eng Karachi 1977-78
Kapil Dev Ind v Aus Kanpur 1979-80
RJ Hadlee NZ v WI Dunedin 1979-80
Abdul Qadir Pak v Eng Lahore 1987-88
ND Hirwani Ind v NZ Bangalore 1988-89
Waqar Younis Pak v Zim Karachi 1993-94
AR Kumble Ind v WI Chandigarh 1994-95
Shahid Nazir Pak v Zim Sheikhupura 1996-97
Wasim Akram Pak v WI Peshawar 1997-98

B. Most 'lbw' victims claimed by a bowler in a Test match:

Overseas
--------
6 RJ Hadlee NZ v Aus Melbourne 1987-88
Waqar Younis Pak v WI St John's 1992-93

5 Fazal Mahmood Pak v Ind Lucknow 1952-53
MD Marshall WI v Eng Lord's 1988
TM Alderman Aus v Eng Leeds 1989
TM Alderman Aus v Eng Lord's 1989
P Wickremasinghe SL v Pak Faisalabad 1991-92
CC Lewis Eng v NZ Auckland 1991-92

Home
----
8 Mohammad Zahid Pak v NZ Rawalpindi 1996-97

7 RJ Hadlee NZ v WI Dunedin 1979-80
Abdul Qadir Pak v Eng Lahore 1987-88
Waqar Younis Pak v Zim Karachi 1993-94

6 Imran Khan Pak v Ind Faisalabad 1982-83
TM Alderman Aus v Pak Melbourne 1989-90
CEL Ambrose WI v Eng Bridgetown 1989-90

5 Kapil Dev Ind v Aus Kanpur 1979-80
ND Hirwani Ind v NZ Bangalore 1988-89
Waqar Younis Pak v WI Karachi 1989-90
Wasim Akram Pak v WI Lahore 1989-90
Mushtaq Ahmed Pak v NZ Lahore 1996-97

Quote:

> aslam
> GO PACERS!!!

Sanjeev
Go Jazz!!

by **Oracl** » Tue, 07 Apr 1998 04:00:00

<snip>

Quote:

> A. Most 'lbw' victims claimed by a bowler in one Test innings:
> Abdul Qadir Pak v Eng Lahore 1987-88
> ND Hirwani Ind v NZ Bangalore 1988-89
> AR Kumble Ind v WI Chandigarh 1994-95
> Abdul Qadir Pak v Eng Lahore 1987-88
> ND Hirwani Ind v NZ Bangalore 1988-89
> Mushtaq Ahmed Pak v NZ Lahore 1996-97

M:: Almost all the spinners (except Tony lock) listed here are Right arm
leggies ... and leggies are the ones who are disadvantaged with the LBW
rule. Probably, they got their wickets mainly by googly (Hirwani, Qadir
and Mushie). Kumble probably with his top-spinner or flipper (what else
does he bowl)

Cheers,
M

Quote:

> aslam
> GO PACERS!!!

--

by A » Tue, 07 Apr 1998 04:00:00

Quote:

>I just classified the stats with Home and Away categories. This can give
>the advantage of having the LBW's given in home pitches compared to
>overseas. We will have to take the 'home' lbws with a pinch of salt.
>This figure is more significant when the idea of neutral umpires was
>still alien to test cricket.

>> A. Most 'lbw' victims claimed by a bowler in one Test innings:

>Overseas
>--------
>5 TM Alderman Aus v Pak Melbourne 1989-90

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

This was at home.

AK

<snip>

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by st » Wed, 08 Apr 1998 04:00:00

On Mon, 06 Apr 1998 15:16:22 -0500, Aslam Siddiqui

Quote:

>> BTW Terry Alderman against Pakistan got 5 lbw's in one innings.
>> Don't know if anyone else has been able to do this?

>> Colin

>A. Most 'lbw' victims claimed by a bowler in one Test innings:

>5 TM Alderman Aus v Pak Melbourne 1989-90
> CEL Ambrose WI v Eng Bridgetown 1989-90
> Mohammad Zahid Pak v NZ Rawalpindi 1996-97

Mmm interesting.
I wonder whats the most lbw's in a series.
T Alderman in 1989 got 19 lbw's out of his 40+
wickets against England. Alderman also got
another 40+ test wickets in 1981.

I wonder how many lbw's Alderman has got in his career
for Australia and what percentage of lbw's he has.

Quote:

>aslam
>GO PACERS!!!

Do you by chance have a stats program or did you do all this
by hand?

Anyway well done.

Colin

by **Mad Hami** » Thu, 09 Apr 1998 04:00:00

Quote:

>>I just classified the stats with Home and Away categories. This can give
>>the advantage of having the LBW's given in home pitches compared to
>>overseas. We will have to take the 'home' lbws with a pinch of salt.
>>This figure is more significant when the idea of neutral umpires was
>>still alien to test cricket.

>>> A. Most 'lbw' victims claimed by a bowler in one Test innings:

>>Overseas
>>--------
>>5 TM Alderman Aus v Pak Melbourne 1989-90
>^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

>This was at home.

Nope, Terry Alderman is from WA so the matches in the Eastern States
classify as on enemy ground. <g>

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