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A clinical win for England
MELBOURNE.
Feb 27: Strung favourites England continued their impressive march in ericket a fifth World Cup with a thumping six -wicket win over the West Indies here Thursday reports AFP.
In a one-sided night game at the floodlit Melbourne Cficket Ground. England showed their aweaome all-round strength
What was expected to be a key contest went England's way from the start as the West Indies, sent In to bat. were ■hot out for a paltry 157 with four balls to spare tn their 50
Graham Gooch played a captain's knock of 65 and Graeme Hick contributed a breezy 54 off 55 balls as England achieved victory in the 40th over
The easy win. England's second victory following their nine-run defeat of India in their first match last Saturday made them joint leader* with New Zealand in the preliminary round robin league of the nine-nation tournament
The West Indians have two points from as many matches, garnered from their 10-wicket rout of Pakistan in their first match at the aame ground.
Tlie West Indies paid the penalty for a reckless batting display tn which seven players tolled to get Into double figures on an easy-paced wicket.
Left-handed Keith Arthurtbn top-scored with an attractive 54. but found no support at the other end after Desmond Haynes fell for 38
At 102 for six In the 36th over, the West Indies were In danger of falling short of their lowest World Cup score — 140 against India In the 1983 Anal at Lord's
But the last four wickets put on 55 runs to prevent further humiliation.
English seamers Chris Lewis, later named man-of the-match. and Philip DeFreitas claimed three wick els each as England struck regular blows to dent tile West Indian innings.
Lewis began the slide with the wickets of star batsmen Brian Lara (0) and skipper Richie Richardson (5) in his first and fourth overs. Ian Botham chipped in by scalping Carl Hooper for five as soon as
three
Vice captain Gus Logie highlighted the West Indies' off-day when he ran himself out as the umpire was turning down Botham s appeal for leg before.
Malcolm Marshall was the other batsman run out as England raised their fielding to match the steady display of their bowlers.
Arthurton made amends tor poor running between the wickets with a flurry of strokes around the park and reached his half century in the penultimate over by swinging I,ew1s over the long on boundary
Chasing a moderate targets. England lost opener Hotham and Robin Smith for eight apiece, both batsmen falling to seamer Winston Benjamin
Hotham who assumed the unfamiliar opener's rolr during
the recent tour of New Zealand, chased a ball outside the off slump to be taken by wicketkeeper David Williams
Smith, who smashed a brilliant 01 against India, pulled a short-pitched delivery hard to mid wicket where Uiglr ac cepted the catch.
Gooch and Htrk crushed West Indies’ slim hopes of an upset win by adding 55 for the third wicket to take the score to 126 In the 32nd over before the English captain waa stumped off Carl Hooper
Hick, who reached his fifty Arthurton-style by hoisting off spinner Roger Harper for six In the 39th over, fell to a su perb return catch tn the same over when England were jual two runs away from victory.
Neil Fairbrother defended four deliveries of the 40th over bowled by Benjamin, before gliding the fifth to the third man fence to end lire match.
England now travel to Adelaide where they take on Pakistan on Sunday The West Indies meet winless Zimbabwe in their next game in Brisbane on Saturday