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ICC Champions Trophy Cricket 2006
West Indies matches full coverage  
Oct 7 to Nov 5 2006
Qualifying round
Oct 7 Sri Lanka
v Bangladesh, Mohali
Oct
8 West Indies v Zimbabwe, Ahmedabad
Oct
10 Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe, Ahmedabad
Oct
11 West Indies v Bangladesh, Jaipur
Oct
13 Bangladesh v Zimbabwe, Jaipur
Oct
14 Sri Lanka v West Indies, Mumbai
Group A
Oct 15 India v England,
Jaipur
Oct
18 Australia v West Indies [Q2], Mumbai
Oct
21 Australia v England, Jaipur Oct 26 India v West Indies [Q2], Ahmedabad
Oct
28 England v West Indies [Q2], Ahmedabad
Oct
29 India v Australia, Mohali
Group B
Oct 16 New
Zealand v South Africa, Mumbai
Oct
17 Pakistan v Sri Lanka [Q1], Jaipur
Oct
20 New Zealand v Sri Lanka [Q1], Mumbai
Oct 24 South
Africa v Sri Lanka [Q1], Ahmedabad
Oct
25 New Zealand v Pakistan, Mohali
Oct
27 Pakistan v South Africa, Mohali
Semi-finals
Nov 1 Australia [Group
A1] v New Zealand [Group B2], Mohali
Nov
2 South Africa [Group B1] v West Indies [Group A2], Jaipur
Final
Nov 5 Winner Semi-final 1 v
Winner Semi-final 2, Mumbai
 West Indies Team
1 BC Lara (capt), 2 RR Sarwan, 3 CS Baugh (wk), 4 IDR Bradshaw, 5 DJ Bravo, 6 S Chanderpaul, 7 CD Collymore, 8 FH Edwards, 9 CH Gayle, 10 WW Hinds, 11 RS Morton, 12 MN Samuels, 13 DR Smith, 14 JE Taylor
West Indies Match Schedules
Current ODI Ranking: 7, Yet to Qualify
October 8, 2006 vs Zimbabwe Motera
October 11, 2006 vs Bangladesh Jaipur
October 14, 2006 vs Sri Lanka Mumbai
West Indies Past ICC Champions Trophy Record
Matches Played: 10
Matches Won: 7
Matches Lost: 3
Performance in 2004: Winners
Performance in 2002: Group Stage
Performance in 2000: Pre Q.Finals
Performance in 1998: Runners-up
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West Indies Cricket News July 2006
Toronto to host five ODIs in September
July 07, 2006
Cricinfo Exclusive: The proposed ODI Series between India and West Indies planned for North America is back on, although all the games are now likely to take place in Canada and not in the USA as originally intended.
It is reported from Canada that a deal was done between the BCCI and the WICB) when their respective chairmen met during the ICC executive meeting at Lord's this week.
The series, which is likely to be played in Toronto in September, had been reportedly scrapped and the boards were said to be looking at alternative venues in the Far East. The sticking point was that the grounds in the USA had not received ICC clearance, but there are no such issues in Toronto which has already hosted one-day games.
There are other issues which could prove a stumbling block, not least that the West Indies players are said not to have been consulted about their participation in the series which they need to be as it falls outside the ICC's Future Tours Programme. The WICB, which is heavily in debt, will have to make separate financial arrangements with them.
India in West Indies 2006
Anil Kumble bowls India to historic victory
July 02, 2006
Anil Kumble bowled India to their first series win in the Caribbean for 35 years on Sunday and their first outside the sub-continent for 20 years.
The leg-spinner's performance lifted his side to a 49-run victory over West Indies and a 1-0 series win in the fourth and final test in Kingston.
The first three tests at the Antigua Recreation Ground, the Beausejour Cricket Ground, and Warner Park had ended in draws.
West Indies, set 269 to win, had staggered to 144 for seven before wicketkeeper Denesh Ramdin's unbeaten half-century lifted them to 219 all out.
Kumble finished with six for 78, claiming the last five wickets after tea as he bamboozled the lower-order batsmen with cunning, varied bowling.
Fourth Test, Kingston, day three (close): India (200 & 171) bt West Indies (103 & 219) by 49 runs
Rahul Dravid fifty puts India in charge
July 01, 2006
India ended day two of the final Test on 128-6, giving them an overall lead of 225, after they bowled West Indies for just 103 at Jamaica's Sabina Park.
Captain Rahul Dravid was unbeaten on 62 but scoring again proved difficult on a pitch offering inconsistent bounce as seamer Jerome Taylor took 3-28.
Earlier, off-spinner Harbhajan Singh took 5-13 in just 27 balls to help skittle the Windies in 33.3 overs.
Even still, India know that with the Windies needing to make the most runs ever to win at Sabina Park, they are in with a great chance of clinching their first series win in the Caribbean since 1971.
Fourth Test, Kingston, day two (stumps): India 200 & 128-6 v West Indies 103
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