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224/4

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126

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(23.3/50 ov, T:127) 127/2

SE Stars won by 8 wickets (with 159 balls remaining)

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Zimbabwe vs Australia, 3rd Match at Nottingham, , Jun 09 1983 - Match Result

RESULT

3rd Match, Nottingham, June 09, 1983, Prudential World Cup

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Zimbabwe

239/6

Australia

(60 ov, T:240) 226/7

Zimbabwe won by 13 runs

Player Of The Match

Duncan Fletcher

, ZIM

69* (84) & 4/42

Rod Marsh has broken the record for most sixes (12) in ODIs for AUS, going past David Hookes's 11

Rod Marsh and Rodney Hogg's 50-run partnership is AUS's highest for the 8th wicket in ODIs, breaking the record of 35 between Ross Edwards and Jeff Thomson

Zimbabwe stun feeble Australians

John Ward reports on Zimbabwe's historic World Cup victory over Australia in June 1983

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Scorecard summary

Zimbabwe • 239/6(60 overs)

69* (84)

2/28 (9)

34* (38)

2/47 (12)

Australia • 226/7(60 overs)

76 (130)

4/42 (11)

50* (42)

1/39 (10)

Match details

Trent Bridge, Nottingham
Toss	Australia, elected to field first
Series	Prudential World Cup
Season	1983
Player Of The Match	Duncan Fletcher
Match number	ODI no. 199
Match days	day (60-over match)
ODI debut	Ali Shah Andy Pycroft John Traicos Duncan Fletcher Dave Houghton Grant Paterson Iain Butchart Jack Heron Kevin Curran Peter Rawson Vince Hogg
Umpires	David Constant Mervyn Kitchen
Points	Zimbabwe 4, Australia 0

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Australia Innings

PLAYER NAME		R	B
GM Wood	caught	31	60
KC Wessels	run out	76	130
KJ Hughes	caught	0	4
DW Hookes	caught	20	48
GN Yallop	caught	2	17
AR Border	caught	17	33
RW Marsh	not out	50	42
GF Lawson	bowled	0	4
RM Hogg	not out	19	22
Extras	(b 2, lb 7, w 2)
Total	226(7 wkts; 60 ovs)

PLAYER NAME	O	M	R	W	Econ
VR Hogg	6	2	15	0	2.5
PWE Rawson	12	1	54	0	4.5
IP Butchart	10	0	39	1	3.9
DAG Fletcher	11	1	42	4	3.81
AJ Traicos	12	2	27	0	2.25
KM Curran	9	0	38	1	4.22

WKT	RUNS	PLAYERS
1st	61	Graeme Wood	Kepler Wessels
2nd	2	Kim Hughes	Kepler Wessels
3rd	51	David Hookes	Kepler Wessels
4th	19	Graham Yallop	Kepler Wessels
5th	5	Allan Border	Kepler Wessels
6th	30	Rod Marsh	Allan Border
7th	8	Rod Marsh	Geoff Lawson
8th	50	Rod Marsh	Rodney Hogg

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Prudential World Cup

Group A

TEAM	M	W	L	PT	NRR
ENG	6	5	1	20	-
PAK	6	3	3	12	-
NZ	6	3	3	12	-
SL	6	1	5	4	-

Group B

TEAM	M	W	L	PT	NRR
WI	6	5	1	20	-
IND	6	4	2	16	-
AUS	6	2	4	8	-
ZIM	6	1	5	4	-

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