Matches (13)

WTC (1)

UAE v WI (1)

Continental Cup (1)

Vitality Blast (8)

Charlotte Edwards (2)

Stumps • Final • WTC • Test • The Oval

AUS

(44 ov) 469 & 123/4

IND

296

Day 3 - Australia lead by 296 runs.

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RESULT • 3rd ODI • Sharjah

UAE

184

(35.1/50 ov, T:185) 185/6

West Indies won by 4 wickets (with 89 balls remaining)

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RESULT

9th Match, Brisbane, January 07, 1989, Benson & Hedges World Series

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Pakistan

258/7

West Indies

(40.4/50 ov, T:259) 203

Pakistan won by 55 runs

Player Of The Match

Imran Khan, PAK

67* (41) & 2/42

Benson & Hedges World Series Points table

TEAMS	M	W	L	T	N/R	PT	NRR	Series Form	Next
1 West Indies	8	5	3	0	0	10	-	W W L L L	-
W January 18, 1989, 3rd Final, West Indies vs AustraliaWest Indies won by 8 wickets (with 28 balls remaining) (revised target) View scorecard W January 16, 1989, 2nd Final, West Indies vs AustraliaWest Indies won by 92 runs View scorecard L January 14, 1989, 1st Final, West Indies vs AustraliaAustralia won by 2 runs View scorecard L January 12, 1989, 12th Match, West Indies vs AustraliaAustralia won by 61 runs View scorecard L January 07, 1989, 9th Match, West Indies vs PakistanPakistan won by 55 runs View scorecard L January 05, 1989, 8th Match, West Indies vs AustraliaAustralia won by 8 runs View scorecard W January 01, 1989, 6th Match, West Indies vs PakistanWest Indies won by 7 wickets (with 70 balls remaining) View scorecard W December 17, 1988, 5th Match, West Indies vs PakistanWest Indies won by 17 runs View scorecard W December 15, 1988, 4th Match, West Indies vs AustraliaWest Indies won by 34 runs View scorecard W December 13, 1988, 3rd Match, West Indies vs AustraliaWest Indies won by 1 run View scorecard W December 10, 1988, 1st Match, West Indies vs PakistanWest Indies won by 89 runs View scorecard
2 Australia	8	5	3	0	0	10	-	L L W W W	-
L January 18, 1989, 3rd Final, Australia vs West IndiesWest Indies won by 8 wickets (with 28 balls remaining) (revised target) View scorecard L January 16, 1989, 2nd Final, Australia vs West IndiesWest Indies won by 92 runs View scorecard W January 14, 1989, 1st Final, Australia vs West IndiesAustralia won by 2 runs View scorecard W January 12, 1989, 12th Match, Australia vs West IndiesAustralia won by 61 runs View scorecard W January 10, 1989, 11th Match, Australia vs PakistanAustralia won by 6 runs (revised target) View scorecard W January 08, 1989, 10th Match, Australia vs PakistanAustralia won by 5 wickets (with 31 balls remaining) View scorecard W January 05, 1989, 8th Match, Australia vs West IndiesAustralia won by 8 runs View scorecard L January 02, 1989, 7th Match, Australia vs PakistanPakistan won by 38 runs View scorecard L December 15, 1988, 4th Match, Australia vs West IndiesWest Indies won by 34 runs View scorecard L December 13, 1988, 3rd Match, Australia vs West IndiesWest Indies won by 1 run View scorecard W December 11, 1988, 2nd Match, Australia vs PakistanAustralia won by 9 wickets (with 34 balls remaining) View scorecard
3 Pakistan	8	2	6	0	0	4	-	L L W W L	-
L January 10, 1989, 11th Match, Pakistan vs AustraliaAustralia won by 6 runs (revised target) View scorecard L January 08, 1989, 10th Match, Pakistan vs AustraliaAustralia won by 5 wickets (with 31 balls remaining) View scorecard W January 07, 1989, 9th Match, Pakistan vs West IndiesPakistan won by 55 runs View scorecard W January 02, 1989, 7th Match, Pakistan vs AustraliaPakistan won by 38 runs View scorecard L January 01, 1989, 6th Match, Pakistan vs West IndiesWest Indies won by 7 wickets (with 70 balls remaining) View scorecard L December 17, 1988, 5th Match, Pakistan vs West IndiesWest Indies won by 17 runs View scorecard L December 11, 1988, 2nd Match, Pakistan vs AustraliaAustralia won by 9 wickets (with 34 balls remaining) View scorecard L December 10, 1988, 1st Match, Pakistan vs West IndiesWest Indies won by 89 runs View scorecard

Standings are updated with the completion of each game

M:The number of matches played

W:The number of matches won

L:The number of matches lost

T:The number of matches tied

N/R:The number of matches abandoned

PT:Number of points awarded

NRR:Net run rate

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PAKISTAN v WEST INDIES 1988-89

At Brisbane, January 7

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West Indies Innings

PLAYER NAME		R	B
CG Greenidge	bowled	46	79
DL Haynes	bowled	26	28
RB Richardson	caught	17	19
PJL Dujon	caught	0	6
IVA Richards	run out	18	36
CL Hooper	bowled	18	27
RA Harper	bowled	6	7
MD Marshall	bowled	39	33
WKM Benjamin	caught	0	5
CEL Ambrose	bowled	2	8
IR Bishop	not out	0	0
Extras	(lb 15, nb 3, w 13)
Total	203(10 wkts; 40.4 ovs)

PLAYER NAME	O	M	R	W	Econ
Imran Khan	9.4	0	42	2	4.34
Aaqib Javed	10	1	49	2	4.9
Wasim Akram	7	0	27	3	3.85
Aamer Malik	4	0	20	1	5
Abdul Qadir	7	0	28	0	4
Saleem Malik	3	0	22	1	7.33

WKT	RUNS	PLAYERS
1st	34	Gordon Greenidge	Desmond Haynes
2nd	29	Gordon Greenidge	Richie Richardson
3rd	1	Gordon Greenidge	Jeff Dujon
4th	67	Gordon Greenidge	Viv Richards
5th	0	Viv Richards	Carl Hooper
6th	19	Roger Harper	Carl Hooper
7th	46	Malcolm Marshall	Carl Hooper
8th	3	Winston Benjamin	Carl Hooper
9th	3	Winston Benjamin	Curtly Ambrose
10th	1	Curtly Ambrose	Ian Bishop

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Benson & Hedges World Series

TEAM	M	W	L	PT	NRR
WI	8	5	3	10	-
AUS	8	5	3	10	-
PAK	8	2	6	4	-

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Standings are updated with the completion of each game

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