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Brian bucks up Windies
HYDERABAD. Feb 16: West Indies helped by a match-winning six from Brian Lara — sounded a grim warning .to their World Cup rivals today with an emphatic rflx-wicket victory over Zimbabwe. reports AFP.
Chandenjaul to raise a flicker of hope for Zimbabwe.
But Lara, playing his first International since controversially skipping a tour of Australia earlier in the season. held his ground and finished the match with a huge blow off-Strang that sailed Into the long-on crowd.
It was Just the moralebooster the former champions needed after a troubled season in which they lost the Champions Trophy final in
Richie Richardson's men. slammed by critics as a bunch of has-beens, announced their revival with a dazzling display under lights before 27,000 over-awed spectators at the Lal Bahadur Stadium.
Strike bowler Curtley Ambrose grabbed three for 28 to restrict Zimbabwe to a modest 151 for nine and than Lara scored an unbeaten 43 as the West Indies cruised to victory with 20.3 overs to spare in the Group A match.
Sherwin Campbell and Richardson put on 78 for the first wicket before off-spinner Paul Strang hit back with four quick wickets — three off seven balls — to leave the West Indies on 136 for four.
Bowling a tight line. Strang had Richardson (32) and Keith Arthurton caught in the slips and clean bowled Campbell (47) and shivnarine
Shariah to Sri Lanka and failed to make an impact in the World Series in Australia.
The win also kept the •West Indies in line for a place in the quarter-finals after conceding two valuable points to Sri Lanka with their controversial refusal to play In Colombo for security reasons.
Zimbabwe, who chose to take first strike in easy batting conditions, never recovered from the third over dismissal of skipper Andy Flower — caught at the wicket off a brute rising ball from Ambrose.
A fire'd-up Ambrose returned in his second spell to remove Craig Evans (or 21 and E^ddo Brandes for seven as Zimbabwe slipped from a respectable 53 for one in the 19tn over to 142 for nine.
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Zimbabwe batsman settled against the steady West Indian attack backed by brilliant fielding.
Ian Bishop and Lara hit the wickets with direct throws to run out Alaister Campbell and Sean Davies.
Lara made amends for a dropped catch in the slips early in the innings by swooping on the ball from square leg and throwing the stumps down before Campbel) could regain his crease.
West Indies were inspired by the spectacular effort. Bishop hit the stumps from mid-on. Shivnarine Chanderpaul held a running catch on the square leg fence and wicket-keeper Courtney Browne effected a neat slumping.
Tailender Paul Strang contributed a brisk 22 help Zimbabwe past the 150-mark. but the modest target of three runs an over did not worry the West Indians.