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India vs West Indies First ODI

India win high-scoring thriller in Kingston (IND 1:0|4)

A 131 in 102 balls with 10 fours and 7 sixes from Yuvraj Singh helped India amass 339 for six in Jamaica on Friday in their first of a four-match series of one-dayers, but the determined hosts ran them close to be bowled out for 319 in the 49th over. India's total was the second highest one-day international score at Sabina Park.

Chris Gayle (37) and Runako Morton (42) put on 65 inside 10 overs for the opening stand before Ramnaresh Sarwan (45) and an aggressive Shivnarine Chanderpaul (63) kept West Indies up with the run-rate. They needed 25 to win off the last three overs with two wickets remaining but Rudra Pratap Singh bowled Sulieman Benn for seven in the 48th over, and then wicketkeeper Denesh Ramdin, who had kept the score ticking with a smart 29 off 26 balls, was caught by Harbhajan Singh off Ashish Nehra's first ball of the 49th over.

Earlier, deciding to bat first, India lost Gautam Gambhir and Rohit Sharma cheaply, but Karthik (67) and Yuvraj set them on their way to the big total. Mahendra Singh Dhoni (41 of 46 balls), Yusuf Pathan (40 not out off 38) and Harbhajan Singh (21 not out off 13) chipped in with useful contributions.
First ODI, Kingston, Jamaica: India 339/6 (Yuvraj 131, Karthik 67) beat West Indies 319 (Chanderpaul 63, Ashish Nehra 3-49, Yusuf Pathan 3-56) by 20 runs

India beat West Indies by 20 runs

India won the toss and decided to bat
339 for 6 (50.0 overs)
319 all out (48.1 overs)

India Innings - Close
 
 
Runs
Balls
4s
6s
Karthik c Ramdin b Bernard
67
77 6 1
Gambhir c DJ Bravo b Taylor
13
14 0 1
R Sharma c DJ Bravo b Baker
4
12 0 0
Yuvraj c Ramdin b DJ Bravo
131
102 10 7
Dhoni run out
 
41
46 2 1
Jadeja c Ramdin b DJ Bravo
0
1 0 0
Y Pathan not out
 
40
38 2 2
Singh not out
 
21
13 0 2
Extras
 
3nb 10w 1b 8lb 22
 
Total
 
for 6 339 (50.0 ovs)

Bowler
O
M
R
W
Taylor 10.0 1 74 1
Baker 9.0 0 62 1
DJ Bravo 10.0 0 66 2
Bernard 8.0 0 50 1
Benn 10.0 0 50 0
Gayle 3.0 0 28 0
Fall of wicket
 
25 Gambhir
32 R Sharma
167 Karthik
253 Yuvraj
253 Jadeja
298 Dhoni

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West Indies Innings - All out
 
 
Runs
Balls
4s
6s
Gayle c Singh b Nehra
37
33 5 1
Morton c Dhoni b Y Pathan
42
51 4 1
Sarwan run out
 
45
42 1 3
Chanderpaul c Jadeja b Y Pathan
63
59 3 3
DJ Bravo c R Sharma b I Sharma
8
21 0 0
Bravo c Singh b Singh
19
16 2 0
Taylor lbw b Y Pathan
21
15 4 0
Ramdin c Singh b Nehra
29
26 1 1
Bernard c R Sharma b Nehra
19
20 1 0
Benn
 
b Singh
7
6 1 0
Baker not out
 
0
2 0 0
Extras
 
2nb 19w 4b 4lb 29
 
Total
 
all out 319 (48.1 ovs)

Bowler
O
M
R
W
Singh 7.0 0 44 1
Nehra 7.1 1 49 3
I Sharma 5.0 0 38 1
Jadeja 7.0 1 34 0
Y Pathan 8.0 0 56 3
Singh 10.0 0 56 1
Yuvraj 4.0 0 34 0
Fall of wicket
 
65 Gayle
100 Morton
151 Sarwan
188 DJ Bravo
224 Chanderpaul
241 Bravo
250 Taylor
294 Bernard
318 Benn
319 Ramdin

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Umpires: N J Llong, N A Malcolm, B C Broad, C E Mack
West Indies: Gayle (C), Morton, Sarwan, Chanderpaul, DJ Bravo, Bravo, Ramdin (W), Taylor, Bernard, Benn, Baker
India: Karthik, Gambhir, Dhoni (C/W), Yuvraj, R Sharma, Y Pathan, Jadeja, Singh, I Sharma, Singh, Nehra

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June
Mon 22nd India Arrive Jamaica
Tues 23rd Rest/Practice
Wed 24th Rest/Practice
Thurs 25th Rest/Practice
Fri 26th 1st ODI - Kingston, Jamaica
Sat 27th Rest/Practice
Sun 28th 2nd ODI - Kingston, Jamaica
Mon 29th TRAVEL TO St Lucia
Tues 30th Rest/Practice

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Thu 2nd Rest/Practice
Fri 3rd 3rd ODI - Gros Islet, St Lucia
Sat 4th Rest/Practice
Sun 5th 4th ODI - Gros Islet, St Lucia
Mon 6th India Departs





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