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Australia Vs West Indies 15Th Match

Benson & Hedges World Series Cup Australia, Pakistan, West Indies in Australia - 1984 (1983/84) · Western Australia Cricket Association Ground, Perth · 5 February 1984

Australia won by 14 runs

Australia won by 14 runs. Kim Hughes top-scored with 67 for Australia.

MATCH FACTS

Date
5 February 1984
Toss
Australia, chose to bat
Result
Australia won by 14 runs
Player of the match
Michael Holding
Captains
Kim Hughes (Australia), Clive Lloyd (West Indies)
Umpires
PJ McConnell and RC Isherwood

HOW THE MATCH UNFOLDED

Australia won the toss and chose to bat.

Australia batted first and made 211 for 8. Kim Hughes top-scored with 67 off 95 balls, and Kepler Wessels made 50. The innings was built on a 119-run stand for the third wicket between Kim Hughes and Kepler Wessels, 56% of the total.

Chasing 212, West Indies made 197 all out. Michael Holding top-scored with 64 off 39 balls, and Desmond Haynes made 52. Carl Rackemann took 3 for 46 for Australia.

Australia won by 14 runs.

AUSTRALIA: 211 FOR 8
BatterHow outRB
Kepler Wesselsc Wayne Daniel50103
Steve Smithc Jeff Dujon1231
Greg Ritchiec Richard Gabriel37
Kim Hughesc Richie Richardson6795
Allan Borderbowled12
Dean Jonesbowled2328
Rod Marshnot out2732
Geoff Lawsonrun out34
Rodney Hoggrun out24
Terry Aldermannot out04

Did not bat: Carl Rackemann

Extras 23 · Total 211 for 8

Bowler (West Indies)OMRW
Michael Holding101312
Wayne Daniel101431
Malcolm Marshall102272
Eldine Baptiste100460
Viv Richards100471

FALL OF WICKETS

1-15 (Steve Smith), 2-21 (Greg Ritchie), 3-140 (Kim Hughes), 4-142 (Allan Border), 5-157 (Kepler Wessels), 6-185 (Dean Jones), 7-192 (Geoff Lawson), 8-201 (Rodney Hogg)

PARTNERSHIPS
WktBattersRuns
firstKepler Wessels and Steve Smith15
secondGreg Ritchie and Kepler Wessels6
thirdKim Hughes and Kepler Wessels119
fourthAllan Border and Kepler Wessels2
fifthKepler Wessels and Dean Jones15
sixthRod Marsh and Dean Jones28
seventhRod Marsh and Geoff Lawson7
eighthRod Marsh and Rodney Hogg9
ninthRod Marsh and Terry Alderman10
WEST INDIES: 197 ALL OUT
BatterHow outRB
Desmond Haynesc Rod Marsh52105
Richie Richardsonc Kepler Wessels216
Gus Logiec Kim Hughes39
Viv Richardsbowled711
Clive Lloydbowled3160
Jeff Dujonbowled01
Malcolm Marshallc Rod Marsh28
Eldine Baptistec Rod Marsh13
Michael Holdinglbw6439
Richard Gabrielbowled1212
Wayne Danielnot out04

Extras 23 · Total 197 all out

Bowler (Australia)OMRW
Geoff Lawson81322
Terry Alderman103192
Rodney Hogg92361
Kepler Wessels82502
Carl Rackemann8.30463

FALL OF WICKETS

1-17 (Richie Richardson), 2-23 (Gus Logie), 3-37 (Viv Richards), 4-92 (Desmond Haynes), 5-93 (Jeff Dujon), 6-101 (Malcolm Marshall), 7-102 (Eldine Baptiste), 8-156 (Clive Lloyd), 9-188 (Michael Holding), 10-197 (Richard Gabriel)

PARTNERSHIPS
WktBattersRuns
firstDesmond Haynes and Richie Richardson17
secondDesmond Haynes and Gus Logie6
thirdViv Richards and Desmond Haynes14
fourthClive Lloyd and Desmond Haynes55
fifthClive Lloyd and Jeff Dujon1
sixthClive Lloyd and Malcolm Marshall8
seventhClive Lloyd and Eldine Baptiste1
eighthClive Lloyd and Michael Holding54
ninthMichael Holding and Richard Gabriel32
tenthWayne Daniel and Richard Gabriel9
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