West Indies in New Zealand
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West Indies are fighting hard at 6/240, trailing by 125 runs. Shiv Chanderpaul is on 43 and Jerome Taylor has raced to 46 but has been there for only a third of the time that Chanderpaul has. Earlier, Chris Gayle scored the bulk of the side's runs, making 74 before falling victime to Iain O'Brien.
O'Brien has one wicket, Vettori has two and Kyle Mills has three.
This has turned out to be quite an entertaining game so far, a shame that the rain has washed out four sessions as this could have been a tight finish.
Brendan Nash, ex-Queensland Bulls player.
West Indies are fighting hard at 6/240, trailing by 125 runs. Shiv Chanderpaul is on 43 and Jerome Taylor has raced to 46 but has been there for only a third of the time that Chanderpaul has. Earlier, Chris Gayle scored the bulk of the side's runs, making 74 before falling victime to Iain O'Brien.
O'Brien has one wicket, Vettori has two and Kyle Mills has three.
This has turned out to be quite an entertaining game so far, a shame that the rain has washed out four sessions as this could have been a tight finish.
Biggie;293217 said:Whos the white guy playing for WI?
Brendan Nash, ex-Queensland Bulls player.
Re: West Indies in New Zealand
50 for Taylor, very well batted, that's his maiden first-class fifty. His previous highest first-class score was 40 and for test cricket it was 31. Chanderpaul's still there on 49 and West Indies are 6/253 at tea, trailing by 112.
This partnership could very well be a match-saving one for the Windies as they were in big trouble when Ramdin was dismissed, believe it or not that was 80 runs ago.
The new ball will be due in the first over after the break so it will be interesting to see how Taylor and Chanderpaul go against the new cherry. With 32 overs remaining today, they'll want to bat for as many as they can in order to reduce the deficit to as little as possible.
50 for Taylor, very well batted, that's his maiden first-class fifty. His previous highest first-class score was 40 and for test cricket it was 31. Chanderpaul's still there on 49 and West Indies are 6/253 at tea, trailing by 112.
This partnership could very well be a match-saving one for the Windies as they were in big trouble when Ramdin was dismissed, believe it or not that was 80 runs ago.
The new ball will be due in the first over after the break so it will be interesting to see how Taylor and Chanderpaul go against the new cherry. With 32 overs remaining today, they'll want to bat for as many as they can in order to reduce the deficit to as little as possible.