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Australia Vs West Indies 28Th Match

ICC World Cup in England/Ireland/Netherlands/Scotland - 1999 (1999) · Old Trafford, Manchester · 30 May 1999

Australia won by 6 wickets (with 56 balls remaining)

Australia won by 6 wickets (with 56 balls remaining). Ridley Jacobs top-scored with 49* for West Indies. Glenn McGrath took 5/14.

MATCH FACTS

Ground
Old Trafford, Manchester
Date
30 May 1999
Toss
Australia, chose to field
Result
Australia won by 6 wickets (with 56 balls remaining)
Player of the match
Glenn McGrath
Captains
Brian Lara (West Indies), Steve Waugh (Australia)
Umpires
KT Francis and RS Dunne
Match referee
JR Reid

HOW THE MATCH UNFOLDED

Australia won the toss and chose to field.

West Indies batted first and made 110 all out. Ridley Jacobs top-scored with 49 not out off 142 balls. Glenn McGrath took 5 for 14 for Australia. From 64 for 4 they lost 5 wickets for 24 runs, to 88 for 9. That was well below the 1990s average first-innings total at Old Trafford, 223 across 10 ODIs.

Chasing 111, Australia made 111 for 4. Adam Gilchrist top-scored with 21 off 36 balls. Curtly Ambrose took 3 for 31 for West Indies.

Australia won by 6 wickets (with 56 balls remaining). Glenn McGrath's 5 for 14 are the best innings figures at Old Trafford.

WEST INDIES: 110 ALL OUT
BatterHow outRB
Sherwin Campbellc Mark Waugh b Glenn McGrath214
Ridley Jacobsnot out49142
Jimmy Adamslbw b Glenn McGrath01
Brian Larab Glenn McGrath915
Shivnarine Chanderpaulb Shane Warne1638
Stuart Williamsc Mark Waugh b Tom Moody36
Phil Simmonsb Damien Fleming18
Curtly Ambroselbw b Shane Warne17
Mervyn Dillonlbw b Glenn McGrath09
Reon Kinglbw b Shane Warne130
Courtney Walshb Glenn McGrath611

Extras 22 · Total 110 all out

Bowler (Australia)OMRW
Glenn McGrath8.43145
Damien Fleming71121
Tom Moody70161
Brendon Julian71360
Shane Warne104113
Michael Bevan70180

FALL OF WICKETS

1-7 (Sherwin Campbell, 4.2 ov), 2-7 (Jimmy Adams, 4.3 ov), 3-20 (Brian Lara, 8.2 ov), 4-64 (Shivnarine Chanderpaul, 22.3 ov), 5-67 (Stuart Williams, 23.4 ov), 6-69 (Phil Simmons, 25.2 ov), 7-70 (Curtly Ambrose, 26.4 ov), 8-71 (Mervyn Dillon, 29.5 ov), 9-88 (Reon King, 40.5 ov), 10-110 (Courtney Walsh, 46.4 ov)

PARTNERSHIPS
WktBattersRunsBalls
firstSherwin Campbell (2) and Ridley Jacobs (4)726
secondJimmy Adams (0) and Ridley Jacobs (0)01
thirdBrian Lara (9) and Ridley Jacobs (3)1323
fourthShivnarine Chanderpaul (16) and Ridley Jacobs (17)4486
fifthStuart Williams (3) and Ridley Jacobs (0)37
sixthPhil Simmons (1) and Ridley Jacobs (1)210
seventhCurtly Ambrose (1) and Ridley Jacobs (0)18
eighthRidley Jacobs (1) and Mervyn Dillon (0)119
ninthRidley Jacobs (10) and Reon King (1)1766
tenthCourtney Walsh (6) and Ridley Jacobs (13)2235
AUSTRALIA: 111 FOR 4
BatterHow outRB
Mark Waughc Ridley Jacobs b Curtly Ambrose35
Adam Gilchristb Curtly Ambrose2136
Ricky Pontingc Shivnarine Chanderpaul b Reon King2056
Darren Lehmannc Jimmy Adams b Curtly Ambrose913
Steve Waughnot out1973
Michael Bevannot out2069

Did not bat: Tom Moody, Brendon Julian, Shane Warne, Damien Fleming, Glenn McGrath

Extras 19 · Total 111 for 4

Bowler (West Indies)OMRW
Curtly Ambrose100313
Courtney Walsh103250
Mervyn Dillon7.41220
Reon King102271
Phil Simmons3220

FALL OF WICKETS

1-10 (Mark Waugh, 2.1 ov), 2-43 (Adam Gilchrist, 10.1 ov), 3-53 (Darren Lehmann, 16.2 ov), 4-62 (Ricky Ponting, 19.3 ov)

PARTNERSHIPS
WktBattersRunsBalls
firstMark Waugh (3) and Adam Gilchrist (6)1014
secondRicky Ponting (13) and Adam Gilchrist (15)3350
thirdRicky Ponting (1) and Darren Lehmann (9)1037
fourthSteve Waugh (2) and Ricky Ponting (6)919
fifthSteve Waugh (17) and Michael Bevan (20)49132
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