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Richards overtakes Sobers as Test ends in a draw
1 KINGSTON. Mar ■ 7: Viv Richards passed the Test run aggregate set by Gary Sobers when he reached 32 in the second West Indies innings on a fraught final day in the first Test against Australia here on Wednesday, reports AFP.
The West Indies captain had earlier in the day warned the umpires that someone might be killed If play continued on the pitch that had a wet patch following heavy rain on Monday night
But he took advantage of the state of the ruined game to score easy runs.
The pitch gave no trouble as the match ended in a draw and Richie Richardson completed his 11th Test century and his sixth against Australia.
Carl Hooper was out for 31 after putting on 82 with Richardson and then Richardson (104) and Richards (52) added 118.
Richards played a series of memorable offside strokes and hit two sixes but the two that took him beyond Sobers and made him the highest run-scorer among West Indian Test batsman came from a misfield by Craig McDermott at mid-on.
Only the Australian captain Allan Border, who passed 9.000 runs In this Test and was the first to congratulate Richards on beating the Sobers aggregate of 8,032, and the Indian opening batsman Sunil Gavaskar have scored more runs In Tests.
The major talking poin t of the day remained the pi'-tch. The cover which protected it on Monday during heavy rain leaked and a patch on a fast bowler's length mark did not dry until lunch time. When the umpires told Richards that play must resume he was clearly angry at the decision.
"I don't want to come out here and find the ball flying round my nose."
he commented before striding off the pitch.
"Do you want someone to die out here?" he asked. Questio ns have already been raised about the preparations for rain at the ground after delays in the Indian Test In 1989 and against England a year ago.
The local daily Gleaner called the delay "a disgrace" and accused ground staff and administrators of being "incompetent''.
AP adds : Wet grounds, which postponed play on Tuesday, further delayed the restart of the final day when umpires ruled the field had not sufficiently dried.
Umpires Steve Bucknor and David Archer ruled that the middle of the wicket near the northern end was still too wet to resume play.
Rain on Monday, the rest day. leaked through a tarpolln laid on the field and made the field unplayable.
Moseley recalled
Meanwhile, Ezra Moseley, a 32-year-old Barbadian fast bowler, has been recalled to a West Indies squad of 14 for the next three one-day internationals against Australia after missing the opening Test and one-day through a back strain.
He is among six pacers in the squ^d for the matches at Queen's Park Oval. Trinidad. March 9 and 10. and at Kensington Oval. Barbados. March 13.
Patrick Patterson also Joins the one-day fold after his Impressive five-wicket haul in the first Test.
Australia won the first match at Sabipa Park. Jamaica last week by 35 runs. West Indies' first home defeat since 1986.