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Zimbabwe going great guns
CA NT ERBU RY. England. July 12: Zimbabwe beat West Indies by 70 runs here on Tuesday. their third win in three matches of the triangular one-day international series, assuring them of a place in the final at Lord's on July 22. reports AFP
At the close West Indies were 186 for eight, Nixon McLean 50 not out and Mervyn Dillon six not out.
McLean batted well in the circumstances but the match was lost long before he came to the wicket as the West Indies top order collapsed.
West Indies followed a substandard fielding display with some equally poor batting in the face of another disciplined performance by the Zimbabwe
attack.
They let seven chances slip though one was very difficult — against the buoyant Zimbabweans and then nose-dived to 57 for six in pursuit of an already demanding target of 257.
And big hope Brian Lara was one of the batting casualties, as the West Indies were looking booked for their second defeat against Zimbabwe in less than a week, unless someone could produce some sensational cricket lower down the order.
By the halfway mark West Indies had improved their position to 82 for six and must nave felt a little happier with life when Franklyn Rose hoisted Paul Strang for two on-side sixes in that 25th over.
Chris Gayle clipped a catch to square leg. then Sherwin ( ampbell mishit a shot to mid-
on. and Wavell Hinds knocked back a return chance to Bryan Strang.
It was 23 for three and worse was to follow. Captain Jimmy Adams was run out off the first ball of the 13th over alter a mix-up with Lara, and next ball Lara played on to a quick delivery from Heath Streak.
Then Ricardo Powell played across a straight ball and was bowled by slow-left armor Dirk Viljoen, and Zimbabwe were on their way.
Jacobs (37) and Rose (30) played some attractive strokes as did McLean but none of (hem threatened to keep up with the run-rate.
Zimbabwe hit only 1 1 boundaries in their 50 overs, whir h yielded 256 for four, but they compensated by some out-standing running between (he wickets, none more so (han Al-
istair Campbell, who hit only one four and a six in his 77 and galloped the rest.
They were led by 83 in 111 balls from Guy Whlttall in his 100th international after Neil Johnson had struck a bristling 51 in 68 balls.
Hinds failed to grasp the dit licult chance offered by Johnson on 1 7 and a missed stumping by Ridley Jacobs off Chris Gayle allowed Campbell to escape on five.
Man-of-the-match Whlttall, too. was let off on 40. 49 and 80 by Rose. Sherwin Campbell and Hinds after a treble-Juggle.
And Murray Goodwin (16) was dropped behind by Jacobs on five. Gayle again the suffering bowler, and In the final race for runs. Jacobs grassed a fast moving edge off captain Andy Flower in the 49th over.
But apart from the lapses. West Indies general standard in the field was ordinary, though Hinds did produce two fine pieces of cricket.
He sent In a brilliant throw from the boundary to run out Johnson in full flight and chased back a long wav from mid-wicket to catch Whlttall soon after he had equalled his previous best score of 83 against Kenya set in Nairobi in 1997
Whlttall added 89 and 96 with Johnson and Campbell respectively after being promoted to open the batting when Craig Wishart reported injured.
Former Zimbabwe captain Campbell took no time to settle or find his touch, scoring all round the wicket to follow his man-oi-the-match 80 against England at The Oval on Satur-dav.
SCOREBOARD
S« on board after Zimbabwe beat West Indies in the triangular series one-day international at Canterbury’ on Tuesday:
ZIMBABWE 256 for four in 50 overs (Guv Whlttall 83. Alistair Campbell 77 not out. Neil Johnson 51 Franklyn Rose
POINTS TABLE
Triangular series table on Tuesday after Zimbabwe beat West Indies by 70 runs (played, won. lost, no result, tie. SDints. run-rate):
mbabwe 3 3 0 0 0 6 071
England 2 0 1 1 0 1 -020
Windes 3 0 2 1 0 1 097
2/47)
WEST INDIES
Gayle c Streak b Johnson 6
Campbell c G Flower b Johnson 2
Hinds c and b B Strang 9
Lara b Streak 3
Adams run out 10
Powell b Viljoen 14
Jacobs lbw b G Flower 37
Rose lbw b P Strang 30
McLean not out 50
Dillon not out 6
Extras: (lb-4: w-15) 19
Total (For 8 wkts in 50 overs) 186
Fall of wickets: 1-7, 2-18. 3-23. 4-40, 5-40. 6-57. 7-103. 8-157
Did not bat: Corey Colly-more
Bowler O M R W
Johnson 6 0 16 2
B Strang 10 2 35 1
Streak 8 0 23 I
Viljoen ‘ 8 1 23 I
P Strang 10 0 58 1
G Flower 5 0 18 I
Whittali 10 3 0
Result: Zimbabwe won by 70 runs.
Man-of-the-match: Guy WhlttaU.