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Agile Taylor inspires Aussies
SYDNEY. Dec 8: Stand-in skipper Mark Taylor fnsr pfred Australia lo an extraordinary 14-run victory
over the West Indies In a
Cup (WSC) one-day cricket match here Tuesday night, reports AFP.
Taylor, substituting for hamstring victim Allan Border, held four consecutive catches as Australia sent the West Indies reeling to Iheir lowest one-day innings of 87 off 29.3 overs.
Australia, sent into bat after Richie Richardson won the toss, appeared In trouble when they laboured to 101 for nine in their 30 overs after the match had been almost halved by a 195-inlnulc delay to allow the saturated pitch to become playable.
Runs were precious on a difficult pitch, Dean Janes top-scoring with 21 off 53 balls and only Mark Waugh (17) and Greg Matthews'(11) breaking Into double figures, but the rest of the Aussies struggled with the bat.
Openers Taylor and David Boon gave Australia a great start by racing to 31 after seven overs before part-time medium pacer Phil Simmons ripped through the top order with three for two off 12 balls.
Jones and Mark Waugh consolidated with a fourth-wicket stand off 27 before Waugh was stumped.
One-day debutant Damine Martyn lasted just three balls before being bowled for a duck and it was left to Greg Matthews (11) to add some respectability to the Australian score.
Simmons, surprisingly used as an opening bowler, finished with the excellent figures of three for 11 off six overs while the redoubtable Curtly Ambrose was Immaculate with his line and length to finish with three for 18 from his six overs.
With memories of last Sunday's brutal nine wicket loss to Richardson's men in Perth last Sunday, Australia's task looked daunting with the tourists requiring a run rate of 3.4 an over for victory.
Yet like on the final day of the Brisbane Test, Australia exposed the upper batting order, with Mike Whitney bowling Brian Lara for four tn the fourth over and Craig
McDermott striking In the next to remove the free-scoring Simmons for a duck.
But Australia were well on
the way to victory when the ousted their Brisbane nemesis Richardson, when left-armcr Whitney had him caught behind for six with the West Indies floundering at 18 for three.
The impressive seamer Paul Relffel maintained the pressure, capturing the prized wicket of Desmond Haynes for ■five, caught by Steve Waugh in the covers.
Taylor came to the fore with four super catches in the slips to dismiss Keith Arthurton (3), Carl Hooper (6), topscoring Gus Logie (20) and wicketkeeper Junior Murray (2) in succession.
It was the most catches by a non-wlcketkeeping Australian in a one-day international.
Steadily, the West Indies' task became insurmountable as the tailenders battled to come to grips with the moving balls.
Ian Bishop and Ambrose offered some late hope. Bishop getting nine and Ambrose a cavalier 13, but the end came with three balls left as Anderson Cummins was run
Relffel finished with 3-14 and home town favourite Whitney 2-11.
Australia now loin world
champions Pakistan and the West Indies on a win each after the first three matches of the triangular WSC series.
Australia, still without Border, tackle Javed Miandad's Pakistan tn Hobart on Thursday with renewed spirit after humbling the West Indian batting, which had Hopper coming in at number seven Tuesday night.