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South Africa 255 for 9 (Kallis 57, Duminy 51) beat West Indies 252 for 6 (Chanderpaul 67, Deonarine 53) by one wicket… The humiliation was complete, but only moments after it seemed West Indies had done enough to avert it. Partly misfortune but mostly indiscipline cost them the fifth and final ODI in Port of [...] <… |
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South Africa 304 for 3 (Amla 129, de Villiers 57*, Kallis 51) beat West Indies 303 for 6 (Chanderpaul 66, Richards 59, Darren Bravo 45*) by seven wickets… Hashim Amla achieved another personal milestone in his flourishing international career when he anchored the Proteas’ Standard Bank ODI squad to a seven-wicket vict… |
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South Africa 224 (de Villiers 70, Pollard 3-27) beat West Indies 157 (Morkel 4-21, Langeveldt 3-30) by 67 runs… South Africa wrapped up their sixth successive bilateral series against West Indies after their well-oiled pace machine steamrolled the home side on a barely responsive track in Dominica. AB de Villiers’… |
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Australia 109 for 4 (Haddin 42) beat West Indies 105 (Sarwan 26, Smith 3-20) by 6 wickets… West Indies saved their worst for last as they were knocked out of their home tournament with a crushing six-wicket defeat by Australia. The hosts were in trouble as soon as the captain Chris Gayle fell second ball [...] |
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West Indies 169 for 6 (Gayle 98, Nehra 3-35) beat India 155 for 9 (Raina 32, Roach 2-38) by 14 runs… Chris Gayle finished agonisingly short of becoming the first man to make two international Twenty20 centuries, but by the time he was run-out, he had already swiped West Indies to a total that provided [...] |
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Sri Lanka 195 for 3 (Jayawardene 98*, Sangakkara 68) beat West Indies 138 for 8 by 57 runs… Mahela Jaywardene’s superb form at the World Twenty20 continued as he made an unbeaten 98 in Sri Lanka’s 57-run win over the West Indies in the Super Eights on Friday. The opener’s entrancing innings at the Kens… |
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West Indies women 122 for 8 (Nero 32, Marsh 3-17) beat England women 120 for 9 (Taylor 33) by two runs… England women’s defence of their ICC World Twenty20 title is over after they crashed out of the tournament following a two-run defeat to West Indies in St Kitts. Charlotte Edwards’ team looked set to [...] … |
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West Indies 60 for 2 (Gayle 25) beat England 191 for 5 (Morgan 55, Wright 45*) – D/L method… West Indies won through to the second round of the World Twenty20 after beating England by eight wickets in a match whose context was completely changed by rain on Monday. England made a challenging total of [...] |
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West Indies 138 for 9 (Sammy 30, Dockrell 3-16) beat Ireland 68 (Sammy 3-8, Rampaul 3-17) by 70 runs… West Indies thrashed Ireland by 70 runs as the hosts got their World Twenty20 campaign off to a winning start under the floodlights on Friday. Qualifiers Ireland were bowled out for just 68, inside 17 overs, [...] <… |
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West Indies 165 for 6 (Gayle 63, Pollard 36, Usteya 2-41) beat Zimbabwe 161 (Coventry 57, Sammy 3-32, Rampaul 2-21) by four wickets… On a beautiful sunny day at Arnos Vale and on a pitch that offered good bounce, the Zimbabwe batsmen found the going too tough, and managed another below-par total that was chased [...] |
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