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Sunday, March 20, 2011

India vs West Indies (Chennai) 20th March

ICC World Cup 2011 – 20th March

42nd Match – Group B     (day/night    50-over match)

Played at MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Chennai,

India won by 80 runs;

India won the toss and picked to bat first;

Scoreboard:

India            268/10    (49.1 over)

India Innings50 over maximumRB4s6sS/R
G Gambhirc Russell b Rampaul22264084.61
SR Tendulkarc †Thomas b Rampaul240050.00
V Kohlib Rampaul59765077.63
Yuvraj Singhc & b Pollard11312310291.86
MS Dhoni*†st †Thomas b Bishoo22301073.33
SK Rainac Rampaul b Sammy480050.00
YK Pathanb Rampaul111010110.00
Harbhajan Singhc Pollard b Russell360050.00
R Ashwinnot out10710142.85
Z Khanb Rampaul5310166.66
MM Patelb Russell120050.00
Extras(b 5, lb 2, w 9)16
Total (all out; 49.1 over) 268 (5.45 runs per over)
Did not bat: All batted;

Fall of wickets:

1-8 (Tendulkar, 0.6 over), 2-51 (Gambhir, 8.3 over), 3-173 (Kohli, 32.2 over), 4-218 (Dhoni, 41.4 over), 5-232 (Raina, 43.5 over), 6-240 (Yuvraj Singh, 44.6 over), 7-251 (Pathan, 46.4 over), 8-259 (Harbhajan Singh, 47.5 over), 9-267 (Khan, 48.5 over), 10-268 (Patel, 49.1 over)

Bowling
O
M
R
W
Econ.
R Rampaul
10
0
51
5
5.10
(1w)
SJ Benn
4
0
32
0
8.00
AD Russell
9.1
1
46
2
5.01
(2w)
DJG Sammy
6
0
35
1
5.83
(1w)
D Bishoo
10
0
48
1
4.80
KA Pollard
10
0
49
1
4.90
(1w)


West Indies            188/10    (43 over)    (lost by 80 runs)

West Indies Innings(target: 269 runs from 50 overs)RB4s6sS/R
DS Smithb Khan81977183.50
KA Edwardslbw b Ashwin171711100.00
DM Bravoc Harbhajan Singh b Raina22291175.86
RR Sarwanc Ashwin b Khan39683057.35
KA Pollardc Pathan b Harbhajan Singh130033.33
DC Thomas†st †Dhoni b Yuvraj Singh280025.00
DJG Sammy*run out (Raina/Patel)240050.00
AD Russellc Pathan b Yuvraj Singh05000.00
SJ Bennc Patel b Khan3120025.00
D Bishoonot out6111054.54
R Rampaulb Ashwin140025.00
Extras(lb 8, w 6)14
Total (all out; 43 over) 188 (4.37 runs per over)
Did not bat: All batted;

Fall of wickets:

1-34 (Edwards, 6.2 over), 2-91 (Bravo, 16.6 over), 3-154 (Smith, 30.3 over), 4-157 (Pollard, 31.5 over), 5-160 (Thomas, 34.2 over), 6-162 (Sammy, 35.3 over), 7-165 (Russell, 36.6 over), 8-179 (Benn, 39.6 over), 9-182 (Sarwan, 41.1 over), 10-188 (Rampaul, 42.6 over)

Bowling
O
M
R
W
Econ.
R Ashwin
10
0
41
2
4.10
(1w)
Z Khan
6
0
26
3
4.33
(2w)
Harbhajan Singh
9
1
35
1
3.88
(1w)
YK Pathan
7
0
28
0
4.00
SK Raina
2
0
12
1
6.00
Yuvraj Singh
4
0
18
2
4.50
MM Patel
5
0
20
0
4.00
(1w)


Player of the match:    Yuvraj Singh (India)

Umpires:        SJ Davis (Australia) and SJA Taufel (Australia)

TV umpire:        BNJ Oxenford (Australia)

Yuvraj Singh did all-round job as he notched up century and two wickets, India v West Indies, Group B, World Cup 2011, March 20, 2011
India sparked to second spot of Group B as they clinched an easy victory over West Indies before some inspired bowling from Zaheer Khan and Yuvraj Singh could be made. Although some tedious cricket from the visitors while chasing 269, but Devon Smith assured some hopes for West Indies to win their final group match, all the hopes ruined when Smith bowled out by stand-out Zaheer Khan in 31st over. Except first four batsmen nobody could touch the double figure line as they had a chase all wrapped up for the second match in a row. West Indies lost their eight wickets for just 34 runs.
Yuvraj secured his maiden century of World Cup 2011, he fought well although the first wicket of Sachin Tendulkar fell in very first over while facing Rampaul who achieved his 5-wicket haul in World Cup tournament. It was worse for West Indies when Darren Sammy dropped Yuvraj twice; chances were tough but not impossible for him, at 9 and 13. Virat Kohli stood by with his partner Yuvraj to make a vital 3rd wicket 122-runs stand. India would play their quarter final with Australia in Ahmedabad on 24th March while West Indies would face dangerous contender Pakistan in Dhaka on 23rd of this month.

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