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WEST INDIES VS PAKISTAN 2005 CRICKET SERIES
Cricket World Cup 2007 in Antigua
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Sir Vivian Richards Information and Facts
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West
Indies sponsorship review committee split Two
inducted into Cricket Hall of Fame Sir
Frank Worrell, Ridley Jacobs inducted into Hall of Fame Morton
in charge of Nevis again Cabinet
meets with Nevis Cricket Association in an attempt to ...
Board
slams Lucky for distributing report
Lucky
hands over report to PM Mitchell A
spark of hope The
Greatest Test Time
for change! Fresh
approach needed to solve impasse WICB
forecasting loss Standing
on your own two feet Thinking
beyond Cricket World Cup 2007 Teddy
Griffith, Ultimate Nightwatchman Lawson
excluded from Jamaica squad pending ICC report Lloyd:
I Never Turned Down WICB Judge
'finds flaws' in Digicel cricket deal WICB
names World Cup committee Faulty
leak Garner
named chief selector of Barbados cricket team
West
Indies open domestic competition to foreign players West
Indies board launches World Cup committee Digicel
extends support to West Indies cricket West
Indies form Win World Cup committee Lara
on Win CWC committee
PCB
to install Electronic Cricket Scoreboard, Portal Video Replay ...
L&T
to rebuild Barbados stadium Walsh,
Sobers to sit on WWCC Women's
cricket now under WICB Canadian
cricket team looking for sponsors in advance of 2007 ... Lara
Is Lone West Indian Named To ICC World XI
Cricket:
Sir Viv to lead a star-studded tribute to Maynard Lloyd
asked to head WICB's Cricket Committee WICB
president promises new era of transparency GORDON
PROMISES TO COME CLEAN Ken
Gordon gets Lucky report today Revitalization
of Barbados cricket tops BCA agenda No
conflict with ICC King:
Batting inexperience cost us Simmons
under fire as Zimbabwe's coach Worcestershire
secure Gayle deal I
totally agree with Philip Hackett Lucky:
2 WICB Directors Didn't Cooperate
Cricket:
Windies battle goes on West
Indies to tour Australia from Oct 22 West
Indies to play first Twenty/20 match in New Zealand West
Indies board focusses on contracts Gordon:
Contracts for WI players by year's end Cricket
2006 tour schedule How
Clive Lloyd lost WICB's No 2 post Caribbean
Community to resolve WI dispute Cricket:
Too much of a good thing says Fleming Don't
put Ramdin 'in orbit' US$25M
more for WI cricket The
task for Ken Gordon
Cricket-West
Indies to play extra New Zealand Test after Zimbabwe cancelled Cricket-Players
dropping out of Afro-Asia series West
Indies tour of NZ extended Cricket:
Extra Windies test fills Zimbabwe vacuum
Haynes
will face the England blind cricket team Free
movement and cricket politics Cricket:
Windies agree to three tests on 2006 tour Solutions
for a sorry mess King
hails 'willing bunch' 'We
showed our mettle', says Joseph Digicel
fret over media reports Thursday,
August 11th 2005 Media
reporting on Digicel deal worries WICB The
task for Ken Gordon Sponsorship
Committee against comments US$25M
more for WI cricket
The
real Windies reality WI
hold their own in Indian Oil averages Now
a time for healing Sri
lanka ‘master of strangulation’ says media Oh
Captain, my captain
Winning
World Cup top priority for new WICB chief A
Tale of Two Tribunals schedule
for 2005-06 announced The
winds of change Haynes
calls on WIPA president to step aside Time's
up for Brathwaite
Ken
Gordon elected president of WI Cricket Board Gordon
elected president of West Indian board Battle
for WICB vice-presidency main highlight at AGM Banks
gets WICB VP post over Lloyd come
again Guyanese
Lloyd Loses Bid For WICB Vice Prez. Clive
Lloyd loses out on WICB vice-president's post Gordon
New WICB President
A
rare reunion of three Chappell brothers
West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) seeks new president
CORRECTED
- India beat West Indies by seven runs to reach final
Bombshell
cricket report West
Indies' rally drops short India
survives a scare to enter final Yuvraj
leads India to the final Yuvraj,
Kumble put India in final India
beat West Indies by 7 runs in thrilling encounter Hinds
to lead past, present Windies cricketers in charity match Sri
Lanka wary of Indian backlash in cricket tri-series final
Indians
should target Lankan top order Antiguans
off to UK Tour Yearwood
pleased with managerial assignment Captain,
The Ship Has Sunk
Cricket-West
Indies stun Sri Lanka to keep hopes alive Windies
are finally victorious West
Indians run themselves out Centurions
lead Sri Lanka charge West
Indies revel in first win West
Indies hit back in style
UPDATE
1-West Indies end 11-match losing streak with 33-run win
Marshall
is new Barbados Cricket Association president Battle
for WICB vice-presidency main highlight at AGM Hendriks
wants quick solution to Windies crisis -
By Bishan Singh Bedi Windies
under 'sweep' pressure West
Indies beat Sri Lanka by 33 runs West
Indies beat Sri Lanka, stay alive in triangular King's
fielding regime proves superior West
Indies end 11-match losing streak with 33-run win Kumble’s
return to boost India Windies
post competitive 226 for 7 against Sri Lanka WI
elect to bat first Haynes
Resigns as WIPA Secretary Digicel:
We have nothing to hide Maginley
said UK tour is fulfilment of his promise Two
to go for cricket ' s sake WICB
elect president Sunday It's
back to nets after shopping spree Book
on World Cup cricket released ABCA
name young squad for UK Tour
Sri
Lanka defeat West Indies by 50 runs Sarwan,
Gayle: No pressure from WIPA Chappell
sees a silver lining for Windies Two
to go for cricket ' s sake The
target of 242 was gettable - Smith King's
impossible job Gayle
and Sarwan dismiss attorney Jayawardene
leads Sri Lanka to a good win Lessons
in batting Sri
Lanka witnesses a reawakening Capitalism
and cricket Changes
needed to address crisis in West Indies cricket
West Indies elect to bat against India DRAVID DOWNS WEST INDIES India spank West Indies with clinical display Dravid guides India to victory over West Indies West Indies wants a ‘clean’ 2007 Cricket World Cup: Report King's impossible job Chanderpaul needs to make himself heard Lack of fifth bowler still a worry: Dravid Powell hoping to boost Windies
Cricket-Pakistan coach tells his team not to judge England on Ashes results
Kandy
XI v West Indies XI Police
find stolen West Indies cricket team baggage
Gayle
and Sarwan still committed to West Indies cricket says ...
Players
express commitment to West Indies cricket Kensinton
Oval closed down till World Cup WICB,
Digicel try to clear air Cuffy
on cricket crisis Jacobs
honoured by Rotary Club WICB
needs to clean up its act Gayle
and Sarwan plead their case Morton
promoted to opener's slot We
need to get it right: Chanderpaul Sarwan,
Breese get going in County cricket Digicel
and WICB Clarify Numbers Youthful
future for Windies? Digicel
again in the spotlight
Pak
batsman blasts 403 in 137 balls! ECB
gives green signal for Pakistan tour
CRICKET: Lanka beats West Indies by 240 runs Cricket-Eight-wicket Murali sends Windies crashing to huge defeat Pictures Of the Day Chanderpaul backs West Indies youngsters Cricket-I am not racing Warne for world record, says Muralitharan Windies set tough target in Kandy Centurions lead Sri Lanka charge Muralitharan runs through Windies West Indies to chase massive 378 runs in second cricket test Windies In Trouble As Sri Lanka Reach 340 For Seven Windies visit world’s biggest orphans on Sri Lanka tour Muralitharan back on top form after shoulder problems Murali breaks Windies West Indies 148 all out in 1st innings v S.Lanka (150) Report claims board did pressurise players Caribbean war of words drags on Barbados Cricket Association supports Lloyd A problem that must be sorted out Best taken off the attack for bowling beamers Lankan coach blames pitch not batsmen Logie considers staying on as Bermuda's coach Sri lanka take charge Atapattu not taking WI lightly Cable & Wireless pledges full support to the ICC Cricket World Cup ... West Indies rally round Lawson before second test
Cricket-Sri Lanka storm back after batting fiasco in second Test Cricket-West Indies call up Powell for Sri Lanka one-day series Cricket-Sri Lanka's Vaas and Murali fit to battle the West Indies Vaas inspires Sri Lanka fightback
Sri
Lanka Av West Indies A, Colombo Lewis
denies WICB/Cricket World Cup merger 2007
World Cup logo, mascot to be unveiled today Lawson
available for selection Chanderpaul
all praise for 'generation next' Big
Cat steps in to broker peace Simmons
and Kelly star in West Indies A's victory over Sri Lanka A
Gordon's
coming crisis knock Howard
doesn't expect strife among players ICC
announce World Cup schedule Meet
the new World Cup cricket mascot Tiger
cub is 2007 World Cup cricket mascot The
draw is made for the 2007 World Cup West
Indies cruelly exposed International
Cricket Council RUNAKO
MORTON IN WEST INDIES TEST TEAM Players
Who Signed Aren't Scabs
PCB
sends Shabbir to Australia
Cricket-Six of the best from Muralitharan as Sri Lanka thrash Windies Cricket-Unexpected West Indian resistance stings Sri Lanka Sri Lanka defeat West Indies by four wickets Lawson's action reported Shiv: We lacked killer instinct Centurions lead Sri Lanka charge Sri Lanka ease to first Test win West Indies' surprise form stings Sri Lanka Weather forces cancellation of West Indies cricket tournament West Indies 'A' lose
West
Indies Leads Sri Lanka in First Test Baugh
seals tie for West Indies A Canadian
cricket team gets '07 berth Vaas
salvages Sri Lanka innings in first cricket Test against West ...
Digicel
wants ICC-FICA to intervene in contracts row Ganga
denies making comments about Lara Baugh's
knock revives West Indies A to tie with Sri Lanka A Ganga
denies blistering comments about Lara Unheralded
West Indies rock Sri Lanka in first Test Digicel
backs any help in settling dispute
Pakistan's
Shabbir suspended due to action problems
WEST INDIES FIGHT BACK West Indies face tough challenge Chanderpaul steadies youthful West Indies in first Test against ... Absence of West Indian stars dulls Sri Lanka's 150th cricket Test Sri Lanka claim early advantage over weakened W.Indies Young guns perform well for West Indies Digicel welcomes ICC mediation Lara reassures U-19 players A tour robbed of competitive charm Call for investigation into the WICB
Pakistan unveil new central deals
West
Indies facing mission impossible Crossed
Wires: Image Rights in WI Cricket Lara
not thinking about retirement Lara
ready for Lanka, if allowed Struggle
on for West Indies in tour match1 ATN
wins the Canadian rights for the India - West Indies - Sri ... Digicel:
We Support ICC/FICA Mediation Lloyd
runs for vice-president Ganga
says report inaccurate Weaker
Windies Side To Face Sri Lanka Tomorrow 'Bee
Gees' sound off on cricket Ganga
blasts Lara's team commitment Shepherd
set for 'final dance Ganga
Slams CricInfo Article Does
WI Cricket Have the Right Leadership? CRICKET
SQUABBLE Ramnarine
disgusted with cricket board CARICOM-Cricket
Arbitration Panel likely - PM Douglas CARICOM
CONCERNS CSME: CRICKET: CARIBE OIL West
Indies are losing hope of having Lara in Sri Lanka Politicising
cricket Windies'
sponsors upset Jamaica
Cricket Association supports Ken Gordon for WICB ... Sports
Round-up Politicians
stay out! Two
big summit surprises ICCTrophy
ends in defeat . . . Supporting
Clive Lloyd's Candidacy Digicel
Sharpens Focus on Corporate Clients How
quickly we forget! ICC
won't intervene... yet New
cricket game - free demo available WICB
to concede to ICC talks Netherlands
Completes 16-Team Lineup at 2007 Cricket World Cup ICC
to help only if asked
ICC ready to step into West Indies' contract row issue Cricket-West Indians bowled out for 110 in practice game Cricket-London cricket fixtures set to go ahead despite attacks Cricket-Attacks put cricket in its place says Vaughan Cricket-Ireland, Bermuda, Scotland and Canada qualify for 2007 World Cup finals Lord's games will go ahead Terror puts win in perspective Windies struggling in tour opener ICC offers troubled Windies aid West Indies crumble on first day No resolution on cricket row
West
Indies in Sri Lanka 2005 Labour
relations crucial to West Indies cricket
West
Indies are losing hope of having Lara in Sri Lanka Seven
players drafted into West Indies ‘A’ team in Sri Lanka Atapattu
disappointed over depleted West indies We
ain't know what WI want West
Indies row goes on Atapattu
to lead Sri Lanka Cricket XI in practice match Ramnarine
targets Chanderpaul
England assess Pakistan security Balaji raring to have a go at Pakistan again
PCB
still waiting for Shabbir's `suspect bowling' report PCB
awaits Shabbir action report
No
rest at the wicket as Brown takes bow
West
Indies “second string” squad leaves fans and a Prime ...
Second-string
team hurts Windies well-wishers Divide
and rule: The preferred management style of West Indies ... Sri
Lankan Board disappointed Windies
'A' crash to innings defeat Sports
Round-up Ganga:
WICB Pressured Players to Sign
Cricket-Sri
Lanka unhappy after West Indies name depleted squad
World
squads culled to top 20 Chanderpaul
included in world squad Super
Series squads unveiled Strauss
out of squad for Super Test Chanderpaul
gets late call-up into World squad VVS,
Bhajji, Pathan may not figure in Super Laxman,
Pathan, Harbhajan out of ICC World XIs ICC
picks its teams to beat world champs Cricket-Top
eight nations to contest ICC Champions Trophy
Stars
proud to be in World squads
Cricket-World
squads for ICC Super Series matches
Five-alive
for ICC Trophy test
Saga
continues in West Indies cricket West
Indies contract row: WIPA, players close to settling West
Indies drop Lara, Sarwan West
Indies likely to send full team to Sri Lanka Kenny
Benjamin: Windies' success linked to Antigua cricket Rousseau,
Marshall out of WICB presidency race Windies
pros should look up North, says Haynes Leewards
sack Benjamin as coach Grenada
PM slams Windies board Whistling
in the West Indian wind Sports
back seat
Pakistan v West Indies: An absorbing but inconclusive series
West Indies may pick new team Selectors to pick new West Indies squad5 West Indies player dispute worries Sri Lanka Technology changing face of international cricket Donate to CC Rowley right about 'kicksin' in Parliament WP players to bat for leukaemia sufferer ICC allows BCCI to appeal Ganguly's ban ‘On-field umpires’ role will be more redundant’ June 29 down the years
One-day cricket just changed: 12th man now gets to bat, bowl
West
Indies 'A' grab 57-run victory in tour opener Webster:
Don't let WI cricket flounder West
Indies' cricket tour in jeopardy West
Indies to tour Sri Lanka next month Baksh
considered running for WICB presidency Time
to take off the blindfolds Creative
and intuitive thinking needed to resolve conflict Cricket:
An age of evolution Time
for conclusive ruling on Clause 5 Arbitration
the only way to avoid crisis Arbitration
the only way to avoid crisis
Only
three West Indies players sign contracts West
Indies board and players still at odds Windies
Indies squad in contracts rift Digicel
Secures Winning Spectrum Bid in Trinidad and Tobago ...
Imran
doesn't rate Aussies No
need to train pacers in India , says Inzamam Inzamam
opposes sending Pakistan pacers to India:- Umpires
get down to decision-making
Denesh
Ramdin Unplugged
Cricket-Bangladesh defeat Australia in stunning upset win Cricket-Jubilation in Bangladesh over cricket win Aussies stunned by underdogs Spirited Bangladesh in shock win
Lara
withdraws from one-day event Inzamam
satisfied over team's performance
West
Indies tourists given deadline
Glorious
day for West Indies West
Indies cricket
star Brian Lara will skip second leg of Sri ... It’s
official: Lara follows Sachin out of Lanka ODIs A
vision for West Indian cricket Carew
comes to Browne’s defence West
Indies call up Ramdin Huge
task awaits new Windies cricket boss Of
Cliques and WICB Salaries Griffith
hints at need for Elite Umpires Panel WI
CRICKET NEEDS OVERHAULÇ June
22 down the years Opportunity
knocks for A team players Digicel
to Acquire Cingular Wireless' Caribbean Operations Cingular
Wireless Sells Bermuda and Caribbean Assets to Digicel Umpires
still crucial to modern cricket1 Oval
and out for legendary ground Glorious
day for West Indies How
Windies lost their crown to Wizards of Oz Paceman
McLean freed by Somerset CIDERMEN
RELEASE McLEAN ICC
tells US cricket officials not to attend meetings Brian
Lara doesn't want to become a liability to West Indies ... Cricket:
Collingwood sets the standard ECB
delegation to visit Pakistan for talks over security concerns PCB
to suggest changes in dealing with suspect bowlers OFFICIAL
TOUR OPERATOR CHOSEN FOR CRICKET WORLD CUP With
no Indian cricket series around, Ten Sports is at top International
Cricket Council Bird
still foxed by day snow stopped play
Another
contract brawl in West Indies cricket Windies'
contracts
trouble brewing again Caught
in Time: Warwickshire win the Gillette Cup, 1966 Ramdin
in Sri Lanka Squad, but... WIPA/WICB
Battle Over Clause 5, Again Broward's
sticky wicket? Yup!
Test
of nerve
Mushtaq
Ali: End of an era in Indian cricket Mushtaq
Ali passes away Ali’s
death signals end of an era
West
Indies delay general meeting West
Indies board's AGM postponed Deadline
passes for WICB presidency nominations Nomination
process delayed for WICB presidency WICB
annual meeting postponed Dark
side of democracy Kensington
construction begins Windies
Next Challenge – Sri Lanka & India Pat
Rousseau in the Running C&W
to target youngters via MTV, BET Down
here is just like Sesame Street Shabbir
to remodel faulty action
Michael
Jackson Acquitted of All Charges photo
SANTA MARIA, Calif. (AP) - A jury acquitted Michael Jackson on Monday of
molesting a 13-year-old cancer survivor at his Neverland ranch - exonerating the
pop star who insisted he was the victim of mother-and-son con artists and a
prosecutor with...
Fans
Celebrate After Jackson Acquitted photo
SANTA MARIA, Calif. (AP) - Ecstatic fans of pop star Michael Jackson celebrated
Monday after learning he had been acquitted of molestation and other charges,
erupting in cheers of "innocent" and tossing bags of confetti into the
air outside the...
Jackson
Went From Pop Star to Punch Line photo
NEW YORK (AP) - When Michael Jackson became a superstar more than three decades
ago, irresistibly cute with his apple cheeks and dandelion afro, perhaps the
most startling thing about the child phenom was just how adult he appeared to
be. Though...
PAKISTAN BEAT WEST INDIES BY 136 RUNS (2nd Digicel Test - Day 5)
Cricket-Lara's
doubt over Lord's future Lloyd
vows to revive West Indies Two
Tests for West Indies in Sri Lanka Ganga
to lead West Indies A LLOYD
wants PRESIDENT's job
'I
Can Reverse Windies Decline' Calls
made for Murray to become WICB boss WICB
hopefuls want more time GORDON
CONSIDERS WICB OPTION Windies
'A' squad gets ready for Sri Lanka West
Indies Cricket Council (WICC) now Č Windies
may become cricket's new force Lloyd
Wants To Be Next Windies Cricket Board President Clive
Lloyd joins WICB presidency race Tony
Marshall named as candidate for WICB president Cricket
preparations remain on scheduleČ LARA
LORDS IT IN TSUNAMI FUNDRAISER Lara
still so special I
won't be a liability, says Lara Tony
Marshall Should Withdraw Marshall
backed by BCA for WICB top post Windies
soap opera set for renewal Umpires'
convention for Barbados next week We
acted as responsible employers, says Windies board Pay
Deal Reached for Windies ‘A’ Tour Ian
Allen is 'A' Team Coach Teddy
Griffith bows outÂ
Lara stays on top of world rankings
The drivers, and Kaneria's case Out for a Buck Caribbean Media Exchange Stars for Winston Davis benefit Kaneria banks on Essex stint to cement ODI berth
West
Indies should have aimed for 1-0 against Pakistan
Cricket-Inzamam
unhappy for failing to win Test series against West Indies
Inzamam
looks for better results Pakistan
v West Indies: An absorbing but inconclusive series
WICB
Presidency: B'dos Picks Tony Marshall
Shepherd
hopes World Cup 2007 rekindles region's passion
The
Good Shepherd We
fight, we squabble and still are a threat
PCB
bows to player power once again WICB
deny contract discussions
WIPA
hit WICB for meeting with players PCB
to further probe into players fight during Barbados Test
Younis:
Clash with Afridi affected Pakistan team spirit Barbados
incident continues to haunt PCB:- FAT
CHANCE
Cricket-Pakistan
renews central contracts for all its cricketers
Tap
into our rich cricket legacy
'Shep'
skips off into the sunset Lara
wasn’t why Chappell said ‘no’ Consistency
Needed Selectors'
nightmare Pakistan
to continue with central contracts for players Pakistan
decide to keep central contracts
Windies
Cricket needs new leadership
WICB
president Griffith to stand down in July
Griffith
not up for re-election Coach
King Discusses Jerome Taylor
another
year for all 17 players Pakistan
renew Akhtar's contract Cricket
tainted by chucking controversy Matter
of Shoaib's contract in PCB Adhoc Committee's hands Thugs
damage Youhana's car Youhana
attacked by mob in Lahore A
holicking time for all WIPA
hit WICB for meeting with players Windies
players Bravo, Powell for batting course Kaneria
hoping to tie down one-day place
Barbados
fight cost us the Test: Younis
Tempo
the Forgotten Factor Pakistan
cricket team returns home
West
Indies board seeks new president
Cricket-Cricket
greats hail Pakistan's Jamaica win but mourn series draw Bit
of irony in Lara's comments
Decision
time for selectors on wicket keeping issue
Reviewing
the Courtney Browne Dilemma Cricket-Pakistan's
'great dane' has WIndies in a tail spin Pakistan
cruise to victory Pakistan
shares honours
Kaneria
finishes off Windies PAKISTAN
ROUT WINDIES Richards
says he fears for the state of Caribbean cricket Kirby
gets lenient sentence
West
Indian cricket supporters shunning team
Cricket:
Pakistan put West Indies under pressure Last
test over for veteran umpire WI
38 for one as rain stops play Pakistan
147 for 3 Cricketers
have finally got the messageg Vivian
Richards paints a grim picture for Windies Windies
stars denied county chance Cricket:
Pakistan's Youhana needs shoulder surgery Shepherd
keen to stay in cricket For
Marlon, Ricardo and West Indies cricket
Mound
Maniacs outstrip Trini Posse EXPRESS
EXCLUSIVE MCA’s coup: Oz coach Holder on board in Pune Pakistan
on the verge Cricket-West
Indies eyes victory in second Test against Pakistan Inzamam
returns to face resurgent Windies West
Indies cricket ailing but not dead - Lloyd
Ramnarine
calls for more transparency in Windies cricket
*
On ‘foreign’ involvement in WI cricket:
All's
well in Pakistan cricket stable, says PCB
Ridley
Jacobs is a loyal servant to West Indies cricket
Former
West Indies captain wants more a democratic cricket ...
Victory
does not signal the end of the problems
Windies
expect tougher fight at Sabina Lara
back at No 1; Shiv enters top 10 Imran,
Akram flay selectors Dinas
extends olive branch
Afridi
apologised to Younis: PCB Afridi
to bat down the order in Kingston: Inzamam All's
well in Pakistan cricket stable, says PCB CRICKET:
Lara tops ICC Test batting rankings International
Cricket Council
Cricket-Imran,
Wasim say Pakistan selectors underestimated West Indies Gayle
wraps up Windies win Rameez:
West Indies should play genuine fast bowlers
Cricket-WIndies
simply the Best for second Test Cricket-A
win for West Indies at long last Paceman
Best back in West Indies squad Windies
back to winning ways West
Indies Beat Pakistan By 276 Runs
Cricket-Chanderpaul
piles pressure on Pakistan Cricket-Windies
maintain control despite second innings batting jitters Kamal
and Afridi hold up West Indies march to test win Windies
still in charge Windies
in control in Barbados Chanderpaul
lifts West Indies
Pak-Indies
opening test Match enters third day King
should tell us about Samuels, Powell
West
Indies Takes Commanding Lead Over Pakistan in First Test in ...
Cricket-Edwards
puts Windies in driver's seat UPDATE
5-West Indies in driving seat against Pakistan UPDATE
4-West Indies take control but lose Lara wicket Pakistan
collapse Full
set delights Lara Cricket:
Lara leads West Indies resistance
Lara
sees positive effort from West Indies against Pakistan1
West
Indies build commanding position Cricket:
Lara leads West Indies resistance Cricket-Supreme
Lara revives West Indies against Pakistan UPDATE
3-Lara flays majestic hundred to lift Windies Celebrations
for Kensington Oval: Former West Indies cricketers ...
Lara
revives struggling West Indies in first test 'We
have to strengthen our domestic cricket,' says Lloyd Goodbye
to the Kensington Oval Lara
century saves Windies Lara
hits another milestone Cricket-Pakistan
take a piece of history off West Indies Lara
returns for Tests Windies
must change - Lloyd Lloyd:
Windies need radical changes Pakistan
takes day one honours
Pakistan
sweep series Windies
must change - Lloyd Cricket-Pakistan
set West Indies record score to win 3rd ODI Afridi
wins series for Pakistan Pakistan
wins series as West Indies slump again
Pak
batter hapless WI Pakistan
take series Cricket-Windies
make three changes for Pakistani Tests Smith,
Bradshaw named for Tests Three
Windies Test changes
Lara
recalled for Pakistan Tests Windies
look to Lara test inspiration against Pakistan DAILY
TIMES EXCLUSIVE: West Indies woes continue
West
Indies to go in for faster tracks West
Indies cricket faces a long road back West
Indies win toss, elects to bowl firs A
VIEW FROM MIDWICKET:: Pakistan kick-off in fine style West
Indies cricketers remain in scoring slump Cricket-Pakistan
set West Indies competitive target Pakistan
pile on misery for Windies David
Scott called in to lift West Indies
West
Indies call in performance specialist Bennett
King's Tour diary Kidding
ourselves Performance
enhancer checks out WI players A
dispiriting performance Discrepancies
in WICB CEO's Story The
following appeared in this weekend’s issue of the Cricket ...
Chamber:
WICB should consider going public Cricket-Pakistan
win toss, batting vs West Indies Cricket-Pakistan
looks to sweep Windies Cricket-Pakistani,
Indian politicians to pad up for cricket match Match
Preview: West Indies v Pakistan Malik's
action temporarily approved Windies
out to end losing streak Superstition
in West Indies cricket With
or without Lara - a weak batting team Caribbean
Media To Talk Cricket And Hurricane A
dispiriting performance Eight
To Be Lauded With WIPA Awards Caribbean
people must be united¸ Cricket-Pakistani
cricketer Akhtar joins UN child hunger campaign Cricket-Pakistani,
Indian politicians to pad up for cricket match Cricket-Razzaq
inspires Pakistan to victory over West Indies Cricket-UN
invites Pakistan cricketers to serve as its ambassadors of peace
King
accepts the blame Woolmer
still not happy Run-shy
Windies fall to Pakistan Windies
offer no excuses ICC
to keep its eye on Malik USVI's
Paul Alexander comment's on WI recent loss WI
cricket team needs bowlers who can bat: Dismal
Windies fail again Windies
dismal form continues West
Indies inspiring in the field Pakistan
beat West Indies by 59 runs Windies
skipper offers no excuses
Razzaq
claims 4-29 as Pakistan floor West Indies in cricket ...
Woolmer content after victory West
Indies tumble to 59-run defeat West
Indies win toss, elects to bowl first It’sa
new low for Windies
Injury
keeps Sami out of West Indies tour Selectors
recall Hinds and Collins West
Indies look to bounce back against Pakistan Shiv
Positive As Windies Face Pakistan Today Pakistan
taking Windies seriously despite drubbing $4m
from Oval ODIs
Coach
King: Blame me
Battered
Windies face Pakistan
Was
Lara dropped? Cricket-West
Indies omit Lara from one-day series against Pakistan It's
up to the youngsters... West
Indies players just as disappointed as fans, says coach Lara
rested for Pakistan ODIs
Lara
rested! South
Africa seals whitewash Lara
to rest til the Tests Lara
Dropped From Windies Squad To Face Pakistan Brian
Lara to sit out one-dayers against Pakistan
Pakistan's
manager calls West Indies side 'unpredictable'
Windies
seek better luck Lara
omitted by Windies Afridi
stars in one-sided match Razzaq
stays back for personal reasons Pakistan
board under fire for dropping pace spearhead Inzamam
backs his slow bowlers
Cricket-Afridi leads Pakistanis to easy win in tour opener Afridi leads Pakistan to easy win Younis Khan hoping for Barbados boost Inzamam: Lara the key Pakistan leave out unfit Shoaib Akhtar for Windies tour
Cricket-West Indies, South Africa Test dates confirmed in Australia
Anti
coach
Cricket-Australia's
Greg Chappell appointed India's cricket coach Panel
to meet candidates today Amarnath
confident Haynes
will make it on time Haynes 'honour' at India link
Gayle's
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Pakistan in West Indies, 2005, 2nd Test
West Indies v Pakistan
Sabina Park, Kingston, Jamaica
3,4,5,6,7 June 2005 (5-day match)
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
Day 4
Test # 1754
Pakistan in West Indies, 2005, 2nd Test
West Indies v Pakistan
Sabina Park, Kingston, Jamaica
3,4,5,6,7 June 2005 (5-day match)
Result: Pakistan won by 136 runs
Series: 2-Test series drawn 1-1
Toss: Pakistan
Umpires: DB Hair (Aus) and DR Shepherd (Eng)
TV Umpire: B Doctrove 4th Umpire - N Malcolm
Match Referee: RS Madugalle (SL)
Man of the Match: Danish Kaneria
Player of the Series: BC Lara
Close of Play: Day 1: Pakistan 336/6 (Abdul Razzaq 19*, Kamran Akmal 24*; 90 overs) Day 2: Pakistan 374, West Indies 275/4 (Lara 125*; 76.3 overs) Day 3: West Indies 404, Pakistan 223/4 (Inzamam-ul-Haq 64*, Shahid Afridi 16*; 52 overs) Day 4: Pakistan 309, West Indies 114/6 (Browne 9*, Powell 4*; 40 overs)
Pakistan 1st innings R B 4 6
Shoaib Malik c Browne b Collymore 13 40 2 0
Yasir Hameed c Gayle b Powell 14 18 3 0
Younis Khan c Hinds b Collymore 106 190 14 0
*Inzamam-ul-Haq c Smith b Gayle 50 60 7 0
Asim Kamal b Collymore 51 122 7 0
Shahid Afridi c Browne b Collymore 33 44 6 0
Abdul Razzaq lbw b Collymore 19 55 2 0
+Kamran Akmal lbw b Powell 49 55 10 0
Naved-ul-Hasan not out 7 19 1 0
Shabbir Ahmed c Browne b Collymore 0 4 0 0
Danish Kaneria b Collymore 6 12 1 0
Extras (b 4, lb 3, w 2, nb 17) 26
Total (all out, 100.3 overs) 374
FoW: 1-16 (Yasir Hameed, 6.2 ov), 2-43 (Shoaib Malik, 13.2 ov),
3-130 (Inzamam-ul-Haq, 33.3 ov), 4-247 (Younis Khan, 68.4 ov),
5-260 (Asim Kamal, 72.1 ov), 6-298 (Shahid Afridi, 80.5 ov),
7-336 (Abdul Razzaq, 90.6 ov), 8-360 (Shabbir Ahmed, 96.3 ov),
9-374 (Kamran Akmal, 99.2 ov), 10-374 (Danish Kaneria, 100.3 ov).
Bowling O M R W
Powell 21 4 69 2 (2nb)
Best 12 1 59 0 (6nb, 1w)
Collymore 27.3 5 78 7 (6nb)
King 13 1 65 0 (2nb, 1w)
Gayle 25 1 85 1
Sarwan 2 0 11 0
West Indies 1st innings R B 4 6
CH Gayle c Kamran Akmal b Abdul Razzaq 33 22 6 1
DS Smith b Abdul Razzaq 25 39 3 0
RR Sarwan c Danish Kaneria b Shabbir Ahmed 55 137 8 0
BC Lara c Kamran Akmal b Shabbir Ahmed 153 233 20 2
*S Chanderpaul c Kamran Akmal b Danish Kaneria 28 74 3 0
WW Hinds c Yasir Hameed b Shahid Afridi 63 109 11 0
+CO Browne c Kamran Akmal b Shabbir Ahmed 0 1 0 0
DB Powell c Kamran Akmal b Shabbir Ahmed 14 27 0 1
TL Best b Shahid Afridi 18 26 2 0
RD King lbw b Shahid Afridi 0 4 0 0
CD Collymore not out 2 2 0 0
Extras (b 3, lb 7, w 1, nb 2) 13
Total (all out, 112 overs) 404
FoW: 1-48 (Gayle, 6.2 ov), 2-59 (Smith, 12.2 ov),
3-205 (Sarwan, 52.5 ov), 4-275 (Chanderpaul, 76.3 ov),
5-326 (Lara, 92.2 ov), 6-326 (Browne, 92.3 ov),
7-356 (Powell, 100.5 ov), 8-385 (Best, 107.5 ov),
9-393 (King, 109.2 ov), 10-404 (Hinds, 111.6 ov).
Bowling O M R W
Naved-ul-Hasan 6 0 50 0 (1w)
Shabbir Ahmed 22 4 64 4
Abdul Razzaq 23 4 83 2
Danish Kaneria 28.5 7 94 1
Shahid Afridi 13.1 3 51 3 (1nb)
Shoaib Malik 19 2 52 0 (1nb)
Pakistan 2nd innings R B 4 6
Shoaib Malik c Browne b Collymore 64 79 8 0
Yasir Hameed c Smith b Collymore 26 40 4 0
Younis Khan c & b Gayle 43 87 4 0
Asim Kamal lbw b Collymore 0 2 0 0
*Inzamam-ul-Haq not out 117 194 14 0
Shahid Afridi c Smith b Best 43 43 5 1
Abdul Razzaq b Best 2 6 0 0
+Kamran Akmal c Browne b Best 1 9 0 0
Naved-ul-Hasan b King 0 1 0 0
Shabbir Ahmed c Browne b Best 0 8 0 0
Danish Kaneria c & b Collymore 0 6 0 0
Extras (lb 2, w 3, nb 8) 13
Total (all out, 77.5 overs) 309
FoW: 1-66 (Yasir Hameed, 12.6 ov), 2-119 (Shoaib Malik, 24.3 ov),
3-119 (Asim Kamal, 24.5 ov), 4-194 (Younis Khan, 43.6 ov),
5-267 (Shahid Afridi, 62.1 ov), 6-273 (Abdul Razzaq, 64.2 ov),
7-279 (Kamran Akmal, 66.6 ov), 8-280 (Naved-ul-Hasan, 67.4 ov),
9-295 (Shabbir Ahmed, 72.5 ov), 10-309 (Danish Kaneria, 77.5 ov).
Bowling O M R W
Powell 22 0 100 0 (1nb, 1w)
Best 13 1 46 4 (1nb, 1w)
King 16 1 70 1 (6nb, 1w)
Collymore 16.5 2 56 4
Gayle 10 2 35 1
West Indies 2nd innings (target: 280 runs) R B 4 6
CH Gayle c Yasir Hameed b Shabbir Ahmed 15 24 3 0
DS Smith c Kamran Akmal b Danish Kaneria 49 109 7 0
RR Sarwan hit wicket b Danish Kaneria 8 32 0 0
BC Lara c Kamran Akmal b Danish Kaneria 0 5 0 0
*S Chanderpaul lbw b Danish Kaneria 0 3 0 0
WW Hinds c Younis Khan b Abdul Razzaq 19 44 3 0
+CO Browne c Kamran Akmal b Shabbir Ahmed 10 50 1 0
DB Powell c Yasir Hameed b Danish Kaneria 12 31 3 0
TL Best c Shahid Afridi b Shabbir Ahmed 4 10 1 0
RD King c Kamran Akmal b Shabbir Ahmed 4 2 1 0
CD Collymore not out 7 16 0 0
Extras (lb 5, nb 10) 15
Total (all out, 52.5 overs) 143
FoW: 1-27 (Gayle, 8.4 ov), 2-48 (Sarwan, 17.5 ov),
3-48 (Lara, 19.4 ov), 4-56 (Chanderpaul, 21.1 ov),
5-94 (Smith, 33.4 ov), 6-100 (Hinds, 36.5 ov),
7-126 (Powell, 47.4 ov), 8-126 (Browne, 48.3 ov),
9-130 (King, 48.5 ov), 10-143 (Best, 52.5 ov).
Bowling O M R W
Shabbir Ahmed 18.5 4 55 4 (1nb)
Abdul Razzaq 14 5 37 1 (8nb)
Danish Kaneria 20 8 46 5
WEST INDIES BEAT PAKISTAN BY 276 RUNS (1st Digicel Test, Day 4)
29 May, 2005
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados - West Indies beat Pakistan by 276 runs
after lunch on the fourth day of the first Digicel Test at Kensington Oval on
Sunday.
Set a target of 573 runs to beat West Indies, Pakistan crashed to 296 all out
all out at approximately 1.22 p.m. local time, giving the West Indies a 1-0 lead
in the two-match series.
SUMMARISED SCORES:
West Indies 345 (Brian Lara 130, Shivnarine Chanderpaul 92; Abdul
Razzaq
3-58, Shabbir Ahmed 3-66, Danish Kaneria 3-114) & 371 (Shivnarine
Chanderpaul 153 not out, Wavell Hinds 52, Chris Gayle 50, Brian Lara 48;
Shahid Afridi 3-49).
Pakistan 144 (Younis Khan 31, Salman Butt 27, Fidel Edwards
5-38, Corey
Collymore 3-20) & 296 (Shahid Afridi 122, Asim Kamal 55, Abdul Razzaq 41;
Chris Gayle 5-91, Daren Powell 2-47).
(Full scorecard below)
WEST INDIES WHITEWASHED BY PAKISTAN IN THE 3-MATCH ONE-DAY INTERNATIONAL SERIES
Test # 1752
Pakistan in West Indies, 2005, 1st Test
West Indies v Pakistan
Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados
26,27,28,29 May 2005 (5-day match)
Result: West Indies won by 276 runs
Series: West Indies leads the 2-Test series 1-0
Toss: West Indies
Umpires: DB Hair (Aus) and DR Shepherd (Eng)
TV Umpire: BEW Morgan
Match Referee: RS Madugalle (SL)
Test Debut: Bazid Khan (Pak).
Man of the Match: S Chanderpaul
Close of Play: Day 1: West Indies 345,
Pakistan 22/0 (Salman Butt 5*, Shahid Afridi 12*; 4 overs)) Day 2:
Pakistan 144, West Indies 168/4 (Chanderpaul 37*, Hinds 14*; 46 overs) Day
3: West Indies 371, Pakistan 113/4 (Asim Kamal 38*, Shahid Afridi 32*;
23 overs)
West Indies 1st innings R B 4 6
CH Gayle c Abdul Razzaq b Shabbir Ahmed 4 14 1 0
DS Smith c Yasir Hameed b Abdul Razzaq 19 49 1 0
RR Sarwan c Bazid Khan b Shabbir Ahmed 6 19 1 0
BC Lara b Danish Kaneria 130 120 16 4
*S Chanderpaul c Bazid Khan b Danish Kaneria 92 193 9 0
WW Hinds run out (Naved-ul-Hasan/Kamran Akmal) 28 48 3 0
+CO Browne c Kamran Akmal b Shabbir Ahmed 12 28 2 0
DB Powell b Abdul Razzaq 10 26 0 0
FH Edwards c Yasir Hameed b Danish Kaneria 3 14 0 0
RD King c Kamran Akmal b Abdul Razzaq 3 13 0 0
CD Collymore not out 0 3 0 0
Extras (b 3, lb 6, w 2, nb 27) 38
Total (all out, 83.3 overs) 345
FoW: 1-12 (Gayle, 3.1 ov), 2-25 (Sarwan, 9.1 ov),
3-45 (Smith, 14.5 ov), 4-214 (Lara, 46.3 ov),
5-263 (Hinds, 60.3 ov), 6-287 (Browne, 68.5 ov),
7-336 (Powell, 78.4 ov), 8-336 (Chanderpaul, 79.1 ov),
9-343 (King, 82.3 ov), 10-345 (Edwards, 83.3 ov).
Bowling O M R W
Naved-ul-Hasan 18 2 66 0 (8nb)
Shabbir Ahmed 18 4 66 3 (5nb, 1w)
Abdul Razzaq 17 3 58 3 (7nb, 1w)
Danish Kaneria 24.3 1 114 3 (4nb)
Shahid Afridi 6 0 32 0 (2nb)
Pakistan 1st innings R B 4 6
Salman Butt c Browne b Collymore 27 56 6 0
Shahid Afridi c Smith b Edwards 16 15 1 1
Yasir Hameed b Edwards 12 27 2 0
*Younis Khan c Collymore b Edwards 31 59 3 0
Bazid Khan c Browne b Collymore 9 22 1 0
Asim Kamal c Sarwan b King 0 4 0 0
Abdul Razzaq lbw b Edwards 10 34 1 0
+Kamran Akmal c Hinds b King 4 9 0 0
Naved-ul-Hasan c Sarwan b Collymore 17 26 3 0
Shabbir Ahmed b Edwards 6 7 0 0
Danish Kaneria not out 4 7 0 0
Extras (b 4, nb 4) 8
Total (all out, 43.4 overs) 144
FoW: 1-26 (Shahid Afridi, 4.3 ov), 2-54 (Yasir Hameed, 12.3 ov),
3-76 (Salman Butt, 19.6 ov), 4-96 (Bazid Khan, 27.6 ov),
5-96 (Asim Kamal, 29.4 ov), 6-100 (Younis Khan, 30.4 ov),
7-113 (Kamran Akmal, 33.6 ov), 8-120 (Abdul Razzaq, 38.5 ov),
9-132 (Shabbir Ahmed, 40.5 ov), 10-144 (Naved-ul-Hasan, 43.4 ov).
Bowling O M R W
Edwards 14 1 38 5
Powell 10 4 36 0 (1nb)
King 11 1 46 2 (3nb)
Collymore 8.4 3 20 3
West Indies 2nd innings R B 4 6
CH Gayle c Asim Kamal b Danish Kaneria 50 57 6 0
DS Smith c Kamran Akmal b Abdul Razzaq 10 45 1 0
RR Sarwan c Kamran Akmal b Shahid Afridi 1 3 0 0
BC Lara st Kamran Akmal b Shahid Afridi 48 52 5 1
*S Chanderpaul not out 153 254 10 2
WW Hinds b Danish Kaneria 52 129 6 0
+CO Browne c Kamran Akmal b Shahid Afridi 1 12 0 0
DB Powell b Naved-ul-Hasan 5 33 0 0
FH Edwards c Kamran Akmal b Shabbir Ahmed 20 24 3 0
RD King b Shabbir Ahmed 5 8 1 0
CD Collymore lbw b Abdul Razzaq 0 6 0 0
Extras (b 4, lb 9, w 2, nb 11) 26
Total (all out, 102 overs) 371
FoW: 1-59 (Smith, 16.2 ov), 2-64 (Sarwan, 17.2 ov),
3-65 (Gayle, 18.1 ov), 4-137 (Lara, 34.4 ov),
5-271 (Hinds, 75.1 ov), 6-274 (Browne, 78.1 ov),
7-307 (Powell, 88.4 ov), 8-353 (Edwards, 95.5 ov),
9-367 (King, 99.5 ov), 10-371 (Collymore, 101.6 ov).
Bowling O M R W
Naved-ul-Hasan 24 7 88 1 (1nb, 1w)
Shabbir Ahmed 20 2 70 2 (3nb, 1w)
Danish Kaneria 26 4 115 2 (1nb)
Abdul Razzaq 15 4 36 2
Shahid Afridi 17 3 49 3 (6nb)
Pakistan 2nd innings (target: 573 runs) R B 4 6
Salman Butt c Gayle b Edwards 0 3 0 0
Yasir Hameed c Browne b Powell 11 16 2 0
*Younis Khan run out (Chanderpaul) 0 7 0 0
Bazid Khan lbw b Collymore 23 25 4 0
Asim Kamal c Smith b Gayle 55 100 8 1
Shahid Afridi c Chanderpaul b Powell 122 95 9 6
Abdul Razzaq st Browne b Gayle 41 85 4 1
+Kamran Akmal b Gayle 21 34 3 0
Naved-ul-Hasan c Lara b Gayle 6 13 1 0
Shabbir Ahmed not out 0 5 0 0
Danish Kaneria c Browne b Gayle 0 2 0 0
Extras (lb 7, nb 10) 17
Total (all out, 62.3 overs) 296
FoW: 1-0 (Salman Butt, 0.3 ov), 2-1 (Younis Khan, 2.3 ov),
3-16 (Yasir Hameed, 5.2 ov), 4-47 (Bazid Khan, 9.6 ov),
5-162 (Asim Kamal, 32.4 ov), 6-257 (Shahid Afridi, 51.2 ov),
7-277 (Abdul Razzaq, 56.3 ov), 8-295 (Naved-ul-Hasan, 60.4 ov),
9-296 (Kamran Akmal, 62.1 ov), 10-296 (Danish Kaneria, 62.3 ov).
Bowling O M R W
Edwards 1.2 1 0 1
Powell 11 1 47 2 (1nb)
King 11.4 0 70 0 (6nb)
Collymore 19 2 80 1 (3nb)
Gayle 18.3 3 91 5
Hinds 1 0 1 0
ODI # 2248
Pakistan in West Indies, 2005, 3rd One-Day International
West Indies v Pakistan
Beausejour Stadium, Gros Islet, St Lucia
22 May 2005 (50-over match)
Result: Pakistan won by 22 runs
Series: Pakistan wins the 3-ODI series 3-0
Toss: West Indies
Umpires: EA Nicholls and DR Shepherd (Eng)
TV Umpire: B Doctrove 4th Umpire - L
Thomas
Match Referee: RS Madugalle (SL)
Man of the Match: Shahid Afridi
Player of the Series: Shahid Afridi
Pakistan innings (50 overs maximum) R B 4 6
Yasir Hameed c Browne b Collins 41 54 5 0
Shahid Afridi c Bravo b Collymore 56 30 6 2
Bazid Khan b Collymore 66 97 4 0
Yousuf Youhana c Morton b Hinds 50 63 5 0
*Younis Khan c Morton b Bradshaw 40 34 2 0
Abdul Razzaq c Browne b Bradshaw 18 13 1 1
+Kamran Akmal not out 24 9 0 3
Naved-ul-Hasan not out 0 0 0 0
Extras (lb 5, w 3) 8
Total (6 wickets, 50 overs) 303
DNB: Shoaib Malik, Arshad Khan, Shabbir Ahmed.
FoW: 1-87 (Shahid Afridi, 10.6 ov), 2-107 (Yasir Hameed, 17.3 ov),
3-203 (Yousuf Youhana, 36.6 ov), 4-251 (Bazid Khan, 44.5 ov),
5-274 (Abdul Razzaq, 47.5 ov), 6-285 (Younis Khan, 49.3 ov).
Bowling O M R W
Collins 10 0 49 1 (1w)
Bradshaw 10 1 78 2 (1w)
Collymore 10 0 51 2
Bravo 6 0 43 0
Gayle 10 0 54 0
Hinds 4 0 23 1 (1w)
West Indies innings (target: 304 runs from 50 overs) R B 4 6
CH Gayle c Younis Khan b Shabbir Ahmed 124 137 13 0
WW Hinds c Kamran Akmal b Abdul Razzaq 35 47 4 0
RR Sarwan c Younis Khan b Abdul Razzaq 4 5 0 0
*S Chanderpaul c Shabbir Ahmed b Shoaib Malik 33 36 1 0
RS Morton c Shabbir Ahmed b Shoaib Malik 27 39 3 0
DR Smith lbw b Abdul Razzaq 0 3 0 0
DJJ Bravo b Naved-ul-Hasan 16 13 1 0
+CO Browne b Naved-ul-Hasan 11 9 0 1
IDR Bradshaw c Yasir Hameed b Abdul Razzaq 13 11 1 0
PT Collins lbw b Naved-ul-Hasan 0 3 0 0
CD Collymore not out 0 0 0 0
Extras (lb 4, w 8, nb 6) 18
Total (all out, 49.3 overs) 281
FoW: 1-90 (Hinds, 15.6 ov), 2-96 (Sarwan, 17.6 ov),
3-171 (Chanderpaul, 31.2 ov), 4-220 (Morton, 41.4 ov),
5-225 (Smith, 42.3 ov), 6-250 (Gayle, 45.1 ov),
7-263 (Bravo, 46.2 ov), 8-277 (Browne, 48.2 ov),
9-279 (Collins, 48.6 ov), 10-281 (Bradshaw, 49.3 ov).
Bowling O M R W
Naved-ul-Hasan 9 1 48 3 (3nb)
Shabbir Ahmed 10 1 64 1 (2nb, 2w)
Arshad Khan 10 0 44 0 (1nb)
Abdul Razzaq 6.3 0 45 4 (1w)
Shahid Afridi 6 0 35 0 (1w)
Shoaib Malik 8 0 41 2 (3w)
ODI # 2247
Pakistan in West Indies, 2005, 2nd One-Day International
West Indies v Pakistan
Beausejour Stadium, Gros Islet, St Lucia
21 May 2005 (50-over match)
Result: Pakistan won by 40 runs
Series: Pakistan leads the 3-ODI series 2-0
Toss: Pakistan
Umpires: B Doctrove and DB Hair (Aus)
TV Umpire: EA Nicholls
Match Referee: RS Madugalle (SL)
Man of the Match: Shoaib Malik
Pakistan innings (50 overs maximum) R B 4 6
Salman Butt run out (Powell) 16 20 3 0
Shahid Afridi c Hinds b Powell 12 10 1 1
Shoaib Malik run out (Chanderpaul) 51 91 3 0
Yousuf Youhana c Browne b Hinds 21 35 2 0
*Inzamam-ul-Haq c Bravo b Gayle 51 58 3 0
Younis Khan c Gayle b Collymore 48 53 2 0
Abdul Razzaq b Collymore 20 16 1 1
+Kamran Akmal not out 24 15 3 0
Naved-ul-Hasan c & b Collymore 1 2 0 0
Iftikhar Anjum not out 1 1 0 0
Extras (lb 1, w 11, nb 1) 13
Total (8 wickets, 50 overs) 258
DNB: Shabbir Ahmed.
FoW: 1-27 (Shahid Afridi, 4.2 ov), 2-33 (Salman Butt, 6.3 ov),
3-81 (Yousuf Youhana, 19.6 ov), 4-136 (Shoaib Malik, 30.5 ov),
5-186 (Abdul Razzaq, 40.1 ov), 6-222 (Inzamam-ul-Haq, 45.3 ov),
7-255 (Younis Khan, 49.2 ov), 8-257 (Naved-ul-Hasan, 49.5 ov).
Bowling O M R W
Powell 7 1 27 1 (1nb, 2w)
Bradshaw 7 0 27 0 (4w)
Collymore 10 1 40 3
Hinds 6 0 38 1
Gayle 10 0 50 1 (1w)
Bravo 10 0 75 0 (3w)
West Indies innings (target: 259 runs from 50 overs) R B 4 6
CH Gayle b Shabbir Ahmed 43 45 5 1
XM Marshall c Salman Butt b Naved-ul-Hasan 7 19 1 0
RR Sarwan run out (Younis Khan) 17 36 2 0
RS Morton b Shahid Afridi 55 98 7 0
*S Chanderpaul run out (Iftikhar Anjum) 3 8 0 0
WW Hinds b Shahid Afridi 22 38 2 0
DJJ Bravo lbw b Shahid Afridi 0 4 0 0
+CO Browne b Naved-ul-Hasan 35 29 2 2
IDR Bradshaw b Shahid Afridi 5 15 0 0
DB Powell b Iftikhar Anjum 3 10 0 0
CD Collymore not out 0 2 0 0
Extras (b 2, lb 7, w 5, nb 14) 28
Total (all out, 48.2 overs) 218
FoW: 1-25 (Marshall, 4.4 ov), 2-67 (Gayle, 13.4 ov),
3-93 (Sarwan, 21.1 ov), 4-114 (Chanderpaul, 24.6 ov),
5-163 (Morton, 37.2 ov), 6-163 (Bravo, 37.6 ov),
7-172 (Hinds, 39.4 ov), 8-192 (Bradshaw, 43.6 ov),
9-218 (Powell, 47.4 ov), 10-218 (Browne, 48.2 ov).
Bowling O M R W
Naved-ul-Hasan 6.2 0 20 2 (3nb)
Shabbir Ahmed 7 0 38 1 (1nb, 1w)
Iftikhar Anjum 9 0 35 1 (1nb, 1w)
Abdul Razzaq 6 1 32 0 (5nb, 1w)
Shahid Afridi 10 1 38 4 (2nb, 1w)
Shoaib Malik 10 1 46 0 (2nb, 1w)
ODI # 2246
Pakistan in West Indies, 2005, 1st One-Day International
West Indies v Pakistan
Arnos Vale Ground, Kingstown, St Vincent
18 May 2005 (50-over match)
Result: Pakistan won by 59 runs
Series: Pakistan leads the 3-ODI series 1-0
Toss: West Indies
Umpires: EA Nicholls and DR Shepherd (Eng)
TV Umpire: B Doctrove 4th Umpire - GE Greaves
Match Referee: RS Madugalle (SL)
Man of the Match: Abdul Razzaq
Pakistan innings (50 overs maximum) R B 4 6
Salman Butt c Marshall b Bravo 43 63 3 0
Shahid Afridi run out (Collymore/Browne) 24 21 3 0
Shoaib Malik c Browne b Bradshaw 13 26 0 0
Yousuf Youhana run out (Browne) 30 46 1 0
*Inzamam-ul-Haq b Gayle 23 33 0 0
Younis Khan c & b Gayle 9 11 0 0
Abdul Razzaq c Sarwan b Bradshaw 22 31 0 0
+Kamran Akmal c Browne b Collymore 6 15 0 0
Naved-ul-Hasan lbw b Gayle 1 3 0 0
Iftikhar Anjum not out 8 17 0 0
Shabbir Ahmed run out (Marshall) 1 1 0 0
Extras (lb 2, w 10) 12
Total (all out, 44.3 overs) 192
FoW: 1-27 (Shahid Afridi, 5.4 ov), 2-55 (Shoaib Malik, 12.4 ov),
3-97 (Salman Butt, 22.4 ov), 4-133 (Yousuf Youhana, 29.5 ov),
5-152 (Inzamam-ul-Haq, 33.1 ov), 6-153 (Younis Khan, 33.3 ov),
7-168 (Kamran Akmal, 38.3 ov), 8-173 (Naved-ul-Hasan, 39.2 ov),
9-190 (Abdul Razzaq, 43.6 ov), 10-192 (Shabbir Ahmed, 44.3 ov).
Bowling O M R W
Bradshaw 8 1 27 2
Powell 7 0 38 0 (4w)
Collymore 7.4 1 24 1
Hinds 4 0 22 0
Chanderpaul 0.2 0 0 0
Bravo 7.3 0 31 1 (4w)
Gayle 10 0 48 3 (2w)
West Indies innings (target: 193 runs from 50 overs) R B 4 6
CH Gayle c Kamran Akmal b Naved-ul-Hasan 22 21 5 0
XM Marshall c Kamran Akmal b Naved-ul-Hasan 3 16 0 0
RR Sarwan c Inzamam-ul-Haq b Shabbir Ahmed 9 30 0 0
RS Morton c Kamran Akmal b Shahid Afridi 13 48 0 0
*S Chanderpaul c Kamran Akmal b Abdul Razzaq 13 31 1 0
WW Hinds b Abdul Razzaq 11 12 1 0
DJJ Bravo c Shahid Afridi b Shabbir Ahmed 27 66 1 0
+CO Browne c & b Shahid Afridi 0 2 0 0
IDR Bradshaw c & b Abdul Razzaq 17 40 1 0
DB Powell b Abdul Razzaq 6 11 0 0
CD Collymore not out 1 3 0 0
Extras (lb 1, w 2, nb 8) 11
Total (all out, 45.2 overs) 133
FoW: 1-9 (Marshall, 4.3 ov), 2-26 (Gayle, 6.5 ov),
3-43 (Sarwan, 17.1 ov), 4-58 (Morton, 21.1 ov),
5-74 (Hinds, 24.6 ov), 6-76 (Chanderpaul, 26.5 ov),
7-77 (Browne, 27.4 ov), 8-116 (Bradshaw, 40.3 ov),
9-127 (Powell, 42.4 ov), 10-133 (Bravo, 45.2 ov).
Bowling O M R W
Naved-ul-Hasan 9 0 23 2 (2nb)
Iftikhar Anjum 7 1 30 0 (1w)
Shabbir Ahmed 9.2 2 19 2 (1nb)
Shahid Afridi 10 0 28 2 (4nb, 1w)
Abdul Razzaq 9 1 29 4 (1nb)
Shoaib Malik 1 0 3 0
CD Collymore left the field during his 4th over with an injury to his hand, 21st over of the match, Chanderpaul completed the over
St. John's, Antigua - May 16, 2005: In what was previously described as a warm-up match for the visiting Pakistan cricket team, Pakistan breezed passed the “Antigua President’s XI” team to a commanding 248-run victory. The limited-overs practice match was played at the Antigua Recreation Grounds (ARG) yesterday. The highlight of the good turnout to the ARG by fans was the dominating stroke-filled performance by Shahid Afridi. Afridi wasted no time by scoring a whirlwind 104 from 46 balls, 42 of which contributed to his century. The said century also included 11/4’s and 8/6’s. At the completion, Pakistan made 366 for seven. Other tangible contributors to the Pakistan batting innings were Yousuf Youhana 87, Kamran Akmal 56, Younis Khan 53 and Shoaib Malik 35. The all-rounding Afridi was also good with the ball, as he became the leading Pakistan bowler, ending with a magnificent 4 wickets for 6 runs from 6.4 overs, allowing Antigua to only make 118 in 32.4 overs. Although the Antiguans were careful in their approach, the only notable performances in their bowling department were Chad Hampson 2-47 and Carl Simon 2-69. Hampson is the 17 year-old all-rounder from New Winthorpes, who is a member of the combined schools side, while Simon of Ottos, one of the leading wicket takers in the regional domestic season, was flown in from England, to participate in the match. In the batting department, the Antigua pair opener started as a determined duo, only to be trapped by the Pakistani’s and with no solid back up. Top scorer for Antigua was Wilden Cornwall with 46, followed by the Anguillan guest cricketer Omari Banks. Pakistan will be moving on to their first encounter against the West Indies, in the team’s first of three One-day Internationals. Pakistan’s full itinerary goes in the following:
May 15 -
Limited overs practice match at St. John's - Antigua
May 18 - First one-day international at St. Vincent
May 21 - Second one-day international at St. Lucia
May 22 - Third one-day international at St. Lucia
May 26-30 - First Test in Barbados
June 3-7 - Second Test in Jamaica ><>
Pakistan in West Indies, 2005
Antigua & Barbuda President's XI v Pakistanis
Antigua Recreation Ground, St John's, Antigua
15 May 2005 (50-over match)
Result: Pakistanis won by 248 runs
Toss: Pakistan
Umpires: A Christopher and CE Mack
Players per side: 12 (11 bat, 11 field)
Pakistanis innings (50 overs maximum)
Shahid Afridi c Prince b Hampson 104
Salman Butt c Joseph b Simon 8
Shoaib Malik c Jeremy b Cornwall 35
Yousuf Youhana c Joseph b Simon 87
*Inzamam-ul-Haq run out (Joseph) 0
Younis Khan c Simon b Hampson 53
+Kamran Akmal not out 56
Iftikhar Anjum c Joseph b Jeremy 7
Shabbir Ahmed not out 2
Extras (lb 1, w 9, nb 4) 14
Total (7 wickets, 50 overs) 366
DNB: Abdul Razzaq, Shahid Nazir, Arshad Khan.
FoW: 1-50, 2-141, 3-170, 4-287, 5-287, 6-325, 7-341.
Bowling O M R W
Jeremy 9 0 70 1 (5w)
Simon 10 0 69 2
Christopher 7 0 70 0 (1w,2nb)
Banks 7 0 58 0
Hampson 7 0 47 2 (1nb)
Cornwall 10 0 51 1 (1nb)
Antigua & Barbuda President's XI innings (targ: 367 from 50 ov)
ACL Richards c Kamran Akmal b Iftikhar Anjum 6
AE Prince b Shabbir Ahmed 12
SC Joseph c Younis Khan b Shabbir Ahmed 5
WW Cornwall c Kamran Akmal b Shahid Afridi 46
KI Tittle c & b Shahid Nazir 9
OAC Banks c Abdul Razzaq b Shoaib Malik 17
*+RD Jacobs c Kamran Akmal b Shahid Afridi 5
CL Simon c Younis Khan b Shoaib Malik 4
KCB Jeremy c Shahid Nazir b Shahid Afridi 1
C Hampson not out 2
RJ Christopher lbw b Shahid Afridi 0
Extras (lb 3, w 3, nb 5) 11
Total (all out, 32.4 overs) 118
DNB: ?.
FoW: 1-12, 2-18, 3-34, 4-52, 5-90, 6-100,
7-114, 8-116, 9-117, 10-118.
Bowling O M R W
Shabbir Ahmed 5 0 19 2 (1nb)
Iftikhar Anjum 5 0 26 1 (1w)
Arshad Khan 5 0 16 0 (1w)
Shahid Nazir 5 0 28 1 (1w)
Shahid Afridi 6.4 2 6 4 (2nb,1w)
Shoaib Malik 6 0 20 2 (1nb)
St. John's, Antigua - May 15, 2005: The Pakistan cricket team have arrived in the Caribbean and intentionally Antigua is their first stop. Pakistan is here on touring duty to play two tests and three One day International’s against the West Indies. But before they could begin their tour of duty, they would have to contend with the warmth and the hospitality of the people of Antigua & Barbuda. Their first encounter by way of schedule is a warm up match against the Antigua “President’s XI” today. The said encounter would also be taking place on a day where a number of young persons in the country would be ‘confirming’, that is, taking their first communion. On such a day also, Antiguans & Barbudans will be making up for the loss of interest, as well as absence, in the recently held fourth test match between the West Indies and South Africa at the ARG. On show in anticipation to their delight, will be a team that would represent not only the pride and joy of the country, but also some of the potential players, who have helped propelled the Leeward Islands Cricket team, to second place in the regional domestic competition. ><>
West Indies v
Pakistan: Test Series Summary
Based on
all matches up to and including
Test #1750: West Indies v South Africa at St John's, Sir Vivian Richards Trophy
4th Test, 29 Apr 2005
Host Tests PAK WI Draw Tie Series Trophy
1957/58 West Indies 5 1 3 1 0 West Indies
1958/59 Pakistan 3 2 1 0 0 Pakistan
1974/75 Pakistan 2 0 0 2 0 drawn
1976/77 West Indies 5 1 2 2 0 West Indies
1980/81 Pakistan 4 0 1 3 0 West Indies
1986/87 Pakistan 3 1 1 1 0 drawn
1987/88 West Indies 3 1 1 1 0 drawn
1990/91 Pakistan 3 1 1 1 0 drawn
1992/93 West Indies 3 0 2 1 0 West Indies
1997/98 Pakistan 3 3 0 0 0 Pakistan
1999/00 West Indies 3 0 1 2 0 West Indies
2001/02 UAE 2 2 0 0 0 Pakistan
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Total in Pakistan 18 7 4 7 0
Total in West Indies 19 3 9 7 0
Total at neutral 2 2 0 0 0
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Grand Total 39 12 13 14 0