13/11Result

Tour Match, West Indies tour of Australia at Melbourne, Nov 13 2005

Victoria won by 4 wkts (3b rem)

Bowling	O	R	W	Econ	WD
GJ Denton	3	19	1	6.33	0
PM Siddle	3	14	1	4.66	4
J Moss	2	18	0	9.00	0
CL White	2	11	1	5.50	0
AB Wise	3	18	2	6.00	0
N Jewell	2	12	1	6.00	0
M Klinger	2	32	0	16.00	2
AC Blizzard	2	32	0	16.00	3
LR Mash	1	9	0	9.00	0

Bowling	O	R	W	Econ	WD	NB
FH Edwards	3.3	17	0	4.85	0	1
DBL Powell	4	29	1	7.25	1	0
TL Best	4	41	1	10.25	0	0
DR Smith	4	24	1	6.00	0	1
DJ Bravo	3	40	3	13.33	0	0
CH Gayle	1	17	0	17.00	0	0

Match Details

no toss

13 November 2005 (20-over match)

Match Notes

Scorers: JKE Higgs and KV O'Neill
- 12th Men: JJL Lawson (West Indians). Victoria did not name a 12th man
The captains agreed that the West Indians would bat first.
- West Indians 50 in 26 mins from 43 balls
- West Indians 100 in 53 mins from 91 balls
- West Indians 150 in 62 mins from 111 balls
- DR Smith 50 in 37 mins from 26 balls, 3x4, 3x6
Victoria 50 in 32 mins from 41 balls
- Victoria 100 in 59 mins from 85 balls
- Victoria 150 in 73 mins form 107 balls

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