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(20/20 ov) 105/7

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(7/20 ov, T:121) 49/0

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West Indies vs India, 4th Test at Kingston, Apr 28 1989 - Match Result

RESULT

4th Test, Kingston, April 28 - May 03, 1989, India tour of West Indies

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289 & 152

(T:58) 384 & 60/3

West Indies won by 7 wickets

Player Of The Match

, WI

6/62 & 4/39

Player Of The Series

Richie Richardson

, WI

619 runs

Viv Richards has broken the record for most catches by a fielder (112) in Tests for WI, going past Garry Sobers's 109

Viv Richards has broken the record for most sixes (71) in Tests for WI, going past Clive Lloyd's 70

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Scorecard summary

India • 289/10(102.2 overs)

1st INNINGS

116 (237)

6/62 (29)

Sanjay Manjrekar

47 (136)

2/55 (26)

West Indies • 384/10(123.5 overs)

1st INNINGS

Richie Richardson

156 (314)

6/84 (33)

110 (178)

2/99 (39.5)

India • 152/10(48.3 overs)

2nd INNINGS

Sanjay Manjrekar

41 (63)

4/39 (17)

26 (85)

4/61 (17)

West Indies • 60/3(18.4 overs)

2nd INNINGS

35 (62)

1/9 (7)

Gordon Greenidge

12 (13)

1/22 (9)

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Match details

Sabina Park, Kingston, Jamaica
Toss	West Indies, elected to field first
Series	India tour of West Indies
Season	1988/89
Player Of The Match	Courtney Walsh
Player Of The Series	Richie Richardson
Series result	West Indies won the 4-match series 3-0
Match number	Test no. 1120
Match days	day (5-day match)
Test debut	Margashayam Venkataramana
Umpires	David Archer Steve Bucknor

Match Coverage

WEST INDIES v INDIA 1988-89

At Kingston, April 28, 29, 30, May 2, 3

WEST INDIES v INDIA 1988-89

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West Indies Innings

Player Name		R	B
CG Greenidge	caught	12	13
DL Haynes	stumped	35	62
RB Richardson	stumped	3	34
KLT Arthurton	not out	0	2
AL Logie	not out	6	2
Extras	(lb 3, nb 1)
Total	60(3 wkts; 18.4 ovs)

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