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Woeful West Indies

AFP, Hobart
Trinidad and Tobago are celebrating reaching their first-ever World Cup football finals but there was little for the West Indies to cheer about in the second cricket Test against Australia here Thursday.
Thousands danced in the streets and brought traffic to a standstill in Port-of-Spain on Wednesday.
But the West Indies' Australian tour lurched to a new low at Bellerive Oval when they were rolled out for 149 off 68.3 overs after winning the toss -losing their last seven wickets for 30 off 18.5 overs.
It was the lowest innings total scored in a Bellerive Test, undercutting New Zealand's 161 here in 1993.
The tourists also suffered innings collapses in the first Test in Brisbane -8-76 in the first innings and 8-44 in the
second. That match only lasted four days after the Australians shot the Windies out for 129 off 49 overs on their way to a crushing 379-run victory.
And given the plummeting morale in the tourists' ranks, another lopsided result is on the cards. The Australians made a bright and confident start and were 60 without loss at the close, with Matthew Hayden not out 31 and Mike Hussey on 26.
Glenn McGrath captured 4-31 off 23 overs and leg-spinner Stuart MacGill and speedster Brett Lee took three wickets each as the Windies capitulated.
"Their strength definitely lies with their top-order batting, they need to score runs for the West Indies to really have a chance to allow their bowlers to bowl at something, and so far it really hasn't happened," McGrath said.
"I felt good this morning, especially in that first spell and I hit my rhythm in the fifth or sixth over and then I was on
my way, but I just tried to remain a bit more patient and tried to get the ball in the right areas."
McGrath removed Ramnaresh Sarwan (2), Chris Gayle (56), Marlon Samuels (5) and Fidel Edwards (0) to take his career Test tally to 529 wickets, with world record holder Shane Warne going wicketless to stay on top with 634 wickets.
MacGill, preferred to left-arm seamer Nathan Bracken in the team, yet again justified his selection with 318 off 11 overs and now has 172 Test wickets. Lee chipped in with 3-32, including the prized wicket of Brian Lara and under-fire captain Shivnarive Chanderpaul for 39 in his second over.
Lara's dismissal looked a touch dubious when Lee, bowling around the wicket, hit his back ankle for a lbw shout. Replays suggested the ball might have missed leg-stump.
Gayle returned to the crease DHAKA FRIDAY NOVEMBER 18, 2005
after retiring with an irregular heartbeat while on 18 in the first hour and put on 56 for the fourth wicket before MacGill had Chanderpaul caught at short-leg by debutant Brad Hodge in only his second over.
Gayle succumbed in the next over when he was deceived by McGrath's slower ball and was lbw.
"It was very tough, even though it was a good wicket to bat on, but a big credit to the Aussies, they bowled well on that wicket and I put my hand up and say that we didn't bat good," Gayle said.
The tourists had lost the wickets of Devon Smith (4) and Sarwan (2) in the morning session and crawled to lunch at 49 for two off 26 overs.
McGrath's opening spell lasted 11 overs and Lee's nine overs as skipper Ricky Ponting ratcheted up the pressure on the touring batsmen.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard on the opening day of the second Test between Australia and West Indies at Bellerive Oval on Thursday:
WEST INDIES: First innings
Gayle lbw b McGrath 56
Smith b Lee 4
Sarwan c Gilchrist b McGrath 2
Lara lbw b Lee 13
Chanderpaul c Hodge b MacGill 39
Samuels c Gilchrist b McGrath 5
Bravo c Hodge b MacGill 3
Ramdin c Warne b MacGill 2
Powell c Gilchrist b Lee 15
Edwards c Symonds b McGrath 0
Collymore not out 3
Extras: (lb-3, w-1, nb-3) 7
Total: (All out in 68.3 overs) 149
Fall of wkts: 1-15, 2-26, 3-60, 4-119, 5 119, 6-124, 7-126, 8-130, 9-141, 10-149
Bowler O M R W
McGrath 23 9 31 4
Lee 13.3 6 32 3
Symonds 10 4 17 0
Warne 11 2 48 0
MacGill 11 3 18 3
AUSTRALIA: First innings
Hayden not out 31
Hussey not out 26
Extras: (nb-3) 3
Total: (For no loss in 18 overs) 60
Bowler O M R W
Edwards 6 1 22 0
Powell 8 1 32 0
Collymore 3 1 6 0
Bravo 1 1 0 0
Toss: West Indies