Sport in Short: Cricket

Saturday 31 October 1992 00:02 GMT

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ANIL KUMBLE, India's bespectacled leg- spinner, is likely to be the only change in the tourists' XI for the second match of their South African tour. Kumble is expected to come in for Ravi Shastri for the four-day match against a Combined Bowl XI starting in Springs, near Johannesburg, today. The rest of the Indian side should be unchanged from that which beat the Nicky Oppenheimer XI by 80 runs on Thursday.

CASTLE CUP (First day of four): Durban: Orange Free State 280 (F D Stephenson 141); Natal 73 for 1. Cape Town: Western Province 248 (E O Simons 55no); Northern Transvaal 49 for 4. East London: Border 286 for 7 (P N Kirsten 137no) v Eastern Province.

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