West Indies vs England, 4th Test at Bridgetown, , Feb 26 2009 - Cricket Stats

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4th Test, Bridgetown, February 26 - March 02, 2009, England tour of West Indies

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England

600/6d & 279/2d

West Indies

749/9d

Match drawn

Player Of The Match

Ramnaresh Sarwan

, WI

291

AllBest PerformancesPartnerships

Best performances - Batters

Spike Graph

Wagon Zone

RR Sarwan

291 runs (452)

30 fours2 sixes

Productive shot

off side drive on front foot

94 runs

15 fours0 six

Control

92%

D Ramdin

166 runs (268)

20 fours0 six

Productive shot

cut shot on back foot

47 runs

9 fours0 six

Control

91%

Best performances - Bowlers

GP Swann

ENG

50.4

165

ECO

3.25

JM Anderson

ENG

125

ECO

3.37

Partnerships

First innings

England

AJ StraussAN Cook

142 (210)

229 (386)

85 (176)

OA ShahAN Cook

2 (19)

12 (30)

9 (11)

OA ShahKP Pietersen

5 (28)

18 (58)

13 (30)

PD CollingwoodKP Pietersen

19 (51)

59 (98)

28 (47)

PD CollingwoodRS Bopara

77 (108)

149 (208)

63 (100)

TR AmbroseRS Bopara

70 (87)

113 (130)

41 (43)

TR AmbroseSCJ Broad

6 (8)

20* (18)

13 (10)

West Indies

CH GayleDS Smith

6 (16)

13 (29)

7 (13)

RR SarwanDS Smith

58 (81)

108 (171)

48 (90)

RR SarwanRO Hinds

23 (40)

38 (86)

15 (46)

S ChanderpaulRR Sarwan

70 (134)

122 (226)

44 (92)

RR SarwanBP Nash

20 (20)

53 (63)

33 (43)

RR SarwanD Ramdin

146 (219)

261 (422)

100 (203)

JE TaylorD Ramdin

53 (62)

77 (92)

24 (30)

SJ BennD Ramdin

14 (20)

29 (30)

13 (10)

DBL PowellD Ramdin

13 (30)

48 (55)

29 (25)

Second innings

England

AJ StraussAN Cook

38 (72)

88 (139)

44 (67)

OA ShahAN Cook

21 (45)

41 (88)

20 (43)

KP PietersenAN Cook

72 (116)

150* (262)

75 (146)

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England Innings

PLAYER NAME		R	B
AJ Strauss	bowled	38	72
AN Cook	not out	139	256
OA Shah	lbw	21	45
KP Pietersen	not out	72	116
Extras	(b 6, nb 3)
Total	279(2 wkts; 81 ovs)

PLAYER NAME	O	M	R	W	Econ
FH Edwards	10	1	41	0	4.1 (3 nb)
DBL Powell	12	0	35	0	2.91
SJ Benn	21	1	64	1	3.04
JE Taylor	4	0	15	0	3.75
CH Gayle	17	5	46	1	2.7
RO Hinds	14	1	56	0	4
RR Sarwan	3	0	16	0	5.33

WKT	RUNS	PLAYERS
1st	88	Andrew Strauss	Alastair Cook
2nd	41	Owais Shah	Alastair Cook
3rd	150	Kevin Pietersen	Alastair Cook

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