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West Indians wap Indians
FARIDABAD. India. Oct 17: The West indies gained an important Psychological ed-ee at the start of
theii low ol India on Monday with a 96-run humiliation of the home side in the first of six-one day Internationals, report's Reuter.
Batting first after new captain Courtney Walsh won the toss, they .rattled up a useful 273 for five in their 30 overs with PHU Simmous (76). debutant Stuart Williams (61) and Car) Hooper (61 not out) In commandink form.
Then their pace attack went to work, bundling out the top four Indian batsmen for just 21 runs within the first 12 overs, all of them going to shots they should not have played against some very accurate bowling.
Sachin Tendulkar was caught behind without scoring in the first over chasing a Walsh away swinger and Manoj Prabhakar, trying to take his bat away from a pacey Walsh lifter, edged the ball Into his stumps.
Captain Mohammed Azhar-uddin and rising star Vinod Kambli then went In identical fashion, slashing at debutant Cameron Cuffy outside the off stump, and India were sunk.
A stubborn Navjot Sidhu (52) and belligerent left hander Atul Bedade (52) tried to inject some hope into a lost cause, but both fell within 15 balls cf each other after a 96-run stand.
Not even the wily Kapil Dev — sporting a little pony-tail for the first time and batting with a runner after Straining a ham-. string while conceding 37 runs in five overs — could change the course of the match.
So easily were the West Indies winning that Walsh. Cuffy and Cummins did not bothtr to come back for their usual second spell, leaving the mopping up to Simmons. Hooper and even Keith Arthu-ajn's very occasional left arm ' Jpin. which took 3 wicket.
Arthurton also managed to
produce drama with his batting. though perhaps not in the way he might have wished.
After contributing 39 out of a 90-run partnership for the fourth wicket, he swung’ mightily at a short-pitched delivery from J a vagal Srinath. missed the ball completely and set off for a bye.
However, when‘he got back from a second run. just beating a throw that broke his wicket, the third umpire was called Hito action and studies of the replay showed the tip of Arthurton'S bat had nudged off one bail during his follow-through.
Simmons and Williams, who showed no signs of nerves on his one-day. debut, gave the West Indies an excellent start.
putting on 132 for the first wicket.
Simmons scored his 76 runs off exactly 100 balls, including three sixes and seven fours, and Williams made 61 off 83 balls, whacking two sixes and eight fours.