Chidambaram: Bombay v Rest-of-India at Bombay, 7-10 Jan 1994, Scores

Rest of India v Bombay (U-19 Cooch-Behar Champs)
M.A.Chidambaram Trophy, Bombay 7-10 Jan 94

ROI won the match by 97 runs on the 4th and last day.

ROI 247 and 349 (Hrishikesh Kanitkar 112, V  Lakshman  79,  Milap
Mewada  49,  A  Sharma 33, Iqbal Siddiqui 25; Padbidri 15-2-53-1,
Morris 22-1-89-2, Yalvigi  36-15-63-2,  D'Silva 11-2-24-0,   Sane
43.2-14-102-3, Pawar 2-0-6-0, Muzumdar 2-1-1-0).

Bombay 170 and 329 (Amol Muzumdar 106, Kiran Pawar 98, Amol  Rane
44,  Tushar  Shringare 27; Siddiqui 6-0-44-1, Vardhan 4-0-23-0, S
Sriram 30-2-110-1, Javed Alam  15-2-67-4,  S Tiwana   8.5-0-39-1,
Amit Sharma 8-0-40-1).

Bombay were set 427 runs to win in a maximum of 81 overs  on  the
last  morning,  and were 254/2 at one stage, until a collapse set
in. The report described  Muzumdar's  knock  as "composed",   and
Pawar's  as  "sparkling". Pawar is a left-hander. Javed Alam is a
leg-spinner.
Kanitkar's knock for ROI spanned just over 5 hours. He is also  a
left-hander, plays for Maharashtra (not sure if he's played Ranji
yet). Siddiqui is also from Maharashtra (I think), and seems   to
have come in for some stick in this innings.

 Contributed by Uday.Rajan (urajan@*Stanford.EDU)