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WI falter this time

AFP, Hobart
The West Indies lost their last seven wickets for 34 as they went down to Australia A without their skipper Brian Lara in their one-day cricket match at Bellerive Oval here on Sunday.
Aday after Lara scored a majestic unbeaten 116 in Saturday's first match won by four wickets, the Caribbean tourists went down by 51 runs to the second-string Australians.
The West Indies were travelling comfortably towards their second win in as many days at 158 for three, chasing244 runs forvictory.
But they lost their last seven wickets for34 runs, including6-19 in the final 34 balls to crash to defeat.
The contrast from the previous day was obvious, when Lara inspired his team to victory with his domineering hundred.
"With the start we got from the openers and to then lose the game from there you're just thinking we
really batted badly from there," stand-in skipper Shlvnarine Chanderpaul said.
Chanderpaul was acting captain after Lara flew to Melbourne to play for the Rest of the World XI against Asia on Monday to raise fluids for victims of the Indian Ocean tsunami
"The target was much less than yesterday and you are expected to get it with our batting side," Chanderpaul said.
"With Brian in the team the confidence is there. Brian has been doing a lot with the bat so it's up to one of the younger guys or one of us to go and take it through."
Chris Gayle got the West Indies off to a rollicking start with 43 from 33 balls only to throw his wicket away, top-edging to wicketkeeper Brad Haddin.
Opening partner Wavell Hinds top-scored with 53, while RamnareshSarwan (35) and Marlon Samuels (31) also got among the runs but failed to convert starts into bigscores.
Sarwan's dismissal to a fine catch at short cover by Cameron White
triggered the collapse and the rot set in when Samuels was run out at the bowler’s end after slipping in midpitch with thescoreat 173 for five.
Brett Lee claimed two wickets in his final over to finish with2-35.
His right hand briefly went numb after he threw his arm back for a successful lbw appeal and made contact with batsmen Mervyn Dillon's helmet.
“I went down and saw the physio and he gave me the all-clear so there was never a problem with that." said Lee.
"It was more of a shock than anythingelse."
Lee will link up with the Australian team for the triangular one-day series opener against the West Indies in Melbourne on January 14.
Michael Hussey top-scored in Australia A's innings of243 for nine.
He made 70 from 115 balls after Chanderpaul won the toss.
TheAustraliaA top order failed for the second time in as many days, slumping to 8-1 for five before Hussey and Cameron White (59) combined forasixth-wicketstandofBB.