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Australia Vs West Indies 3Rd Match

Benson & Hedges World Series Australia, Pakistan, West Indies in Australia - 1988 (1988/89) · Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney · 13 December 1988

West Indies won by 1 run

West Indies won by 1 run. Desmond Haynes top-scored with 78 for West Indies.

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MATCH FACTS

Series
Benson & Hedges World Series Australia, Pakistan, West Indies in Australia - 1988 (1988/89)
Ground
Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney
Date
13 December 1988
Toss
West Indies, chose to bat
Result
West Indies won by 1 run
Player of the match
Desmond Haynes
Captains
Viv Richards (West Indies), Allan Border (Australia)
Umpires
PJ McConnell and RJ Evans

HOW THE MATCH UNFOLDED

West Indies won the toss and chose to bat.

West Indies batted first and made 220 all out. Desmond Haynes top-scored with 78 off 116 balls, and Gordon Greenidge made 52. Merv Hughes took 3 for 48 for Australia. The innings was built on a 90-run stand for the first wicket between Gordon Greenidge and Desmond Haynes, 41% of the total.

Chasing 221, Australia made 219 for 8. David Boon top-scored with 71 off 120 balls, and Steve Waugh made 40. The innings was built on a 87-run stand for the third wicket between David Boon and Steve Waugh.

West Indies won by 1 run.

WEST INDIES: 220 ALL OUT
BatterHow outRB
Gordon Greenidgec Mark Waugh5265
Desmond Haynesc Merv Hughes78116
Richie Richardsonbowled1210
Viv Richardsst Ian Healy1223
Carl Hooperc Ian Healy2029
Gus Logiec Allan Border811
Jeff Dujonc David Boon06
Malcolm Marshallcaught1715
Winston Benjaminbowled612
Curtly Ambrosenot out14
Courtney Walshbowled22

Extras 12 · Total 220 all out

Bowler (Australia)OMRW
Terry Alderman70300
Merv Hughes100483
Steve Waugh40150
Craig McDermott70372
Peter Taylor100503
Allan Border100322

FALL OF WICKETS

1-90 (Gordon Greenidge), 2-114 (Richie Richardson), 3-144 (Viv Richards), 4-182 (Desmond Haynes), 5-189 (Carl Hooper), 6-190 (Jeff Dujon), 7-199 (Gus Logie), 8-217 (Winston Benjamin), 9-217 (Malcolm Marshall), 10-220 (Courtney Walsh)

PARTNERSHIPS
WktBattersRuns
firstGordon Greenidge and Desmond Haynes90
secondDesmond Haynes and Richie Richardson24
thirdViv Richards and Desmond Haynes30
fourthDesmond Haynes and Carl Hooper38
fifthGus Logie and Carl Hooper7
sixthJeff Dujon and Gus Logie1
seventhMalcolm Marshall and Gus Logie9
eighthMalcolm Marshall and Winston Benjamin18
ninthMalcolm Marshall and Curtly Ambrose0
tenthCourtney Walsh and Curtly Ambrose3
AUSTRALIA: 219 FOR 8
BatterHow outRB
David Boonbowled71120
Geoff Marshc Curtly Ambrose1949
Dean Joneslbw15
Steve Waughrun out4057
Mark Waughbowled1819
Allan Borderrun out810
Ian Healynot out2320
Peter Taylorc Carl Hooper1616
Craig McDermottc Viv Richards67

Did not bat: Merv Hughes, Terry Alderman

Extras 17 · Total 219 for 8

Bowler (West Indies)OMRW
Malcolm Marshall100401
Curtly Ambrose101411
Winston Benjamin101442
Courtney Walsh100362
Viv Richards100460

FALL OF WICKETS

1-50 (Geoff Marsh), 2-54 (Dean Jones), 3-141 (David Boon), 4-144 (Steve Waugh), 5-158 (Allan Border), 6-177 (Mark Waugh), 7-207 (Peter Taylor), 8-219 (Craig McDermott)

PARTNERSHIPS
WktBattersRuns
firstDavid Boon and Geoff Marsh50
secondDean Jones and David Boon4
thirdDavid Boon and Steve Waugh87
fourthSteve Waugh and Mark Waugh3
fifthAllan Border and Mark Waugh14
sixthIan Healy and Mark Waugh19
seventhPeter Taylor and Ian Healy30
eighthCraig McDermott and Ian Healy12
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