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5th Match, West Indies v Zimbabwe, Coca Cola Cup, Statistical Highlights
Rajneesh Gupta - 3 July 2001
- It was the 1732nd ODI in cricket history.
- It was West Indies' 427th and Zimbabwe's 188th match.
- It was the 17th match between these two sides. The record now reads :
West Indies 13, Zimbabwe 4.
- Umpires JF Fenwick and QJ Goosen were officiating in their fourth and
ninth match respectively.
- The fourth wicket partnership of 126 runs between Craig Wishart and
Grant Flower was Zimbabwe's best for this wicket against West Indies.
This obliterated the previous best of 114 between Alistair Campbell
and Andy Flower at Singapore Kallang on September 2,1999. This was
also the second highest partnership for Zimbabwe for any wicket
against West Indies after the 186 run unbroken stand between Murray
Goodwin and Grant Flower at Chester-le-Street on July 16,2000.
- Grant Flower's 94 was the highest score by a Zimbabwean at number five
in a match against West Indies. This obliterated his brother Andy's 89
at Singapore Kallang on September 2,1999.
- This was Flower's fifth score in nineties. He became the tenth batsman
in One-Day Internationals to suffer the misfortune of being dismissed
or stranded in `ninety' on five or more occasions. Sri Lanka's
Aravinda de Silva have made most such scores – 8.
- Mervyn Dillon has now taken 12 wickets in 8 matches which makes him
the most successful West Indian bowler against Zimbabwe. He surpassed
Marlon Samuels' tally of 11 wickets from 6 matches.
- Shivnarine Chanderpaul, who was dismissed in an unusual manner-
flinging the bat onto the stumps attempting a heave. became seventh
West Indian to be dismissed `hit wicket' in a ODI . Foud Bacchus and
Sherwin Campbell have been dismissed in this fashion on two occasions
each.
- Chanderpaul also became fourth batsman after South Richardson Dave
Richardson (at Harare on October 22,1995, Sri Lankan Romesh
Kaluwitharana (at Bulawayo QC on December 12,1999) and fellow team
mate Ridley Jacobs (at Brisbane on January 13,2001)
- Zimbabwe by losing the match off the penultimate ball recorded its
second narrowest defeat in ODIs (in terms of balls) after its last
ball defeat against New Zealand at Dhaka on October 24,1998.
- It was the narrowest defeat for any team on Zimbabwean soil in terms
of balls. The previous record was made in the third league match of
this competition between India and Zimbabwe on June 27 when the hosts
lost the match with just four balls to spare.
- Grant Flower won his ninth Man of the Match award. He now shares the
record of winning most awards for Zimbabwe alongwith brother Andy and
Alistair Campbell.
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