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1975 Cricket World Cup
1975 season
England vs East Africa - 9th Match, Group A
Saturday June 14, 1975 (60-over match)
Venue : Edgbaston, Birmingham
Toss : East Africa won the toss and elected to field first
Result : England won by 196 runs


England innings
(60 overs maximum)
R 
B 
4s 
6s
SR 
»
 Barry Wood b Quaraishy
77 
138 
6 
0
55.80 
»
 Dennis Amiss c Nana b Zulfiqar Ali
88 
116 
7 
0
75.86 
»
 Frank Hayes b Zulfiqar Ali
52 
50 
6 
0
104.00 
»
 Tony Greig lbw b Zulfiqar Ali
9 
17 
0 
0
52.94 
»
 Alan Knott Not Out
18 
19 
0 
0
94.74 
»
 Chris Old b Quaraishy
18 
16 
3 
0
112.50 
»
 Mike Denness Not Out
12 
6 
1 
0
200.00 
Extras B 7, LB 7, W 1, N 1
16
Total : (5 wickets in 60.0 overs)
290
 RR : 4.83

did not bat: Keith Fletcher, John Snow, Peter Lever, Derek Underwood

Fall of wickets : 1-158 (Amiss), 2-192 (Wood), 3-234 (Greig), 4-244 (Hayes), 5-277 (Old)

Bowlers
O
M
R
W
RPO
NB
Wd
  
»
 Frasat Ali
9
0 
40 
0
4.44
0
0
»
 Don Pringle
12
0 
41 
0
3.42
0
0
»
 Parbhu Nana
12
2 
46 
0
3.83
0
0
»
 Ramesh Sethi
5
0 
29 
0
5.80
0
0
»
 Zulfiqar Ali
12
0 
63 
3
5.25
0
0
»
 Mehmood Quaraishy
10
0 
55 
2
5.50
0
0

East Africa innings
(Target: 291 runs in 60 overs)
R 
B 
4s 
6s
SR 
»
 Frasat Ali b Snow
0 
17 
0 
0
0.00 
»
 Samuel Walusimbi lbw b Snow
7 
30 
0 
0
23.33 
»
 Yunus Badat b Snow
0 
3 
0 
0
0.00 
»
 Jawahir Shah lbw b Snow
4 
13 
0 
0
30.77 
»
 Ramesh Sethi b Lever
30 
102 
3 
0
29.41 
»
 Harilal Shah b Greig
6 
53 
0 
0
11.32 
»
 Mehmood Quaraishy c Amiss b Greig
19 
41 
2 
0
46.34 
»
 Zulfiqar Ali b Lever
7 
22 
0 
0
31.82 
»
 Hamish McLeod b Lever
0 
2 
0 
0
0.00 
»
 Parbhu Nana Not Out
8 
28 
0 
0
28.57 
»
 Don Pringle b Old
3 
12 
0 
0
25.00 
Extras LB 6, W 1, N 3
10
Total : (all out in 52.3 overs)
94
 RR : 1.79

Fall of wickets : 1-7 (Frasat Ali), 2-7 (Yunus Badat), 3-15 (Jawahir Shah), 4-21 (Walusimbi), 5-42 (Harilal Shah), 6-72 (Mehmood Quaraishy), 7-76 (Sethi), 8-79 (McLeod), 9-88 (Zulfiqar Ali), 10-94 (Pringle)

Bowlers
O
M
R
W
RPO
NB
Wd
  
»
 John Snow
12
6 
11 
4
0.92
0
0
»
 Peter Lever
12
3 
32 
3
2.67
0
0
»
 Derek Underwood
10
5 
11 
0
1.10
0
0
»
 Barry Wood
7
3 
10 
0
1.43
0
0
»
 Tony Greig
10
1 
18 
2
1.80
0
0
»
 Chris Old
1
 .3
0 
2 
1
1.33
0
0

Match details
Points: England 4, East Africa 0
Man of the Match: JA Snow (England)
Umpires : WE Alley and JG Langridge

Teams:
England Barry Wood, Dennis Amiss, Frank Hayes, Tony Greig, Alan Knott (wk), Chris Old, Mike Denness (Capt.), Keith Fletcher, John Snow, Peter Lever, Derek Underwood
East Africa Frasat Ali, Samuel Walusimbi, Yunus Badat, Jawahir Shah, Ramesh Sethi, Mehmood Quaraishy, Zulfiqar Ali, Hamish McLeod (wk), Parbhu Nana, Don Pringle, Harilal Shah (Capt.)
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