outside off, and smacked handsomely, gloriously, over deep midwicket for a maximum! What a way to win it!
West Indies vs Australia, Only T20I at Bridgetown, Jun 20 2008 - Ball by Ball Commentary
West Indies won by 7 wickets (with 11 balls remaining)
A sensational run-chase from West Indies. It is getting as dark as the World Cup final now, but Bravo saw that like a beachball. That's the first Twenty20 international in the Caribbean, and what a marker it's laid down. England might not fancy their chances of those Stanford millions after all ...
A brilliant momentum-seizing 36 from 15 balls from Xavier Marshall set the tone of this run-chase. Once he was gone, it was just a run a ball that West Indies needed. Routine stuff in this day and age.
Thanks for your patience, it was worth it in the end. I've been Andrew Miller, goodnight.
an anticlimactic dot to finish the over ...
Fletcher pumps his fists as soon as he hits it. He knows ...
stand and deliver! That was pitched up towards the blockhole, but Fletcher drove through the line, inside-out, and two bounces into the extra cover advertising hoardings!
pulled out to midwicket. West Indies are all but home and hosed
up and over the covers handsomely! That was in the slot for the shot, and he went for it well!
hit in the groin, but an instant call for the single. Hopes fields well in his followthrough, but Bravo is safely home
jabbed down to third man, singles all over the place now
short, banged in towards the gloves, an attempted single is turned down, but they claim one for the rebound as the shy hits the stumps from the gully
It's getting seriously dark, but West Indies are seeing it well
full length but outside off, guided to third man for another single
guided to third man for an intelligent single. West Indies are ahead of the rate this over
remarkable shot! That was a violent outside edge, one hand came off the bat as well, but the ball cleared Brett Lee at third man by a distance
off the mark with a leg-side single
a swing and a miss. Good ball, angling across the right hander
Back comes Mitchell Johnson. He went for 20 in his first over, how can he respond?
a fuller length, and it almost sneaks through. Either way, it's a dot ball
better ball. Defended into the covers
short, and slapped handsomely over backward square. A rank long-hop, to be honest
a beautiful delivery, at last, but it deceives everyone, not least the keeper. Extras are keeping West Indies in the hunt in this over
drilled out to point
another one slides down leg. Not what the skipper ordered
quicker ball, but misdirected
outside off, and left well alone
Time for some legspin. It's Cameron White