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Windies pumped up for 3rd ODI

published by ikhan on Mon, 03/19/2012 - 15:47

KINGSTOWN, St Vincent, CMC – Exciting off-spinner Sunil Narine says West Indies big win over Australia in Sunday’s second Digicel One-Day International will serve as a huge boost to the regional side as they prepare for the third game of the five-match series on Tuesday.

Tickets sell out for 3rd Digicel ODI

published by Media on Mon, 03/19/2012 - 15:30

KINGSTOWN, St. Vincent – Hotel cleaners wanted them. Waiters and waitresses wanted them. Taxi drivers, store clerks and wayside vendors wanted them.

Pollard pulls it off for WI in 2nd ODI

published by Media on Sun, 03/18/2012 - 14:27

KINGSTOWN, St. Vincent – To the delight of a capacity crowd, Kieron Pollard curbed his natural instincts, gathering 47 not out to anchor West Indies to a series-levelling, five-wicket victory over Australia in the second One-day International on Sunday.

PREVIEW: Samuels wants to spark revival

published by Media on Sun, 03/18/2012 - 00:52

Kingstown, St Vincent -- West Indies will be looking for a much improved batting display when they face Australia in the second Digicel One-Day International on Sunday at the Arnos Vale Cricket Ground.

The Windies had a productive net session at the picturesque ground on Saturday morning and will be looking to correct the batting mistakes from Friday, when the second match bowls off at 9.30 am on Sunday (8.30 am Jamaica Time).

Sammy: Bowling good, batting bad

published by Media on Sat, 03/17/2012 - 02:03

Kingstown, St Vincent — West Indies went down to Australia by 64 runs in a low-scoring match to start the Digicel One-Day International Series at Arnos Vale Cricket Ground on Friday.

Batting second, West Indies were bowled out for just 140 off 32.2 overs as the Aussies went 1-0 up in the five-match rubber. Captain Darren Sammy admitted afterwards: “we bowled extremely well and were good in the field, but completely lost it in the batting.”

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