Read the article of India vs West Indies 6th ODI 1987-88 - West Indies tour of India 7-match one-day international series of the 6th ODI match played between West Indies and India at Captain Roop Singh Stadium, Gwalior in 22nd January 1988.
Carl Hooper's unbeaten maiden century and Gus Logie's fifty before Pace bowler Patrick Patterson's four-wicket haul gives West Indies comprehensive 73-run victory over India, despite a Kapil Dev - Ravi Shastri's fifties and West Indies go up 5-1 lead in the sixth ODI.
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West Indies scored 278-6 in 50 overs with top scorer by Carl Hooper cracked a career-best unbeaten 113 off 97-balls - which was his 1st ODI hundred - including 12-fours & 2-sixes with strike rate of 116.49.
Gus Logie scored 54 off 84-balls including a boundary, Viv Richards cracked a 33 off 35-balls included 2-fours & a six.
Richie Richardson hit 30 off 39-balls including 4-fours and Phil Simmons scored 21 off 22-balls included 2-fours.
India best bowler by Arshad Ayub strikes two-wickets, Sanjeev Sharma, Mohinder Amarnath and Ravi Shastri each took one-wickets.
India scored 205 for all-out in 41 overs with top scorer by Ravi Shastri hit a unbeaten 73 off 72-balls including 11-fours & a six.
Kapil Dev struck 52 off 42-balls including 8-fours & a six with strike rate of 123.80 and Mohammad Azharuddin scored 23 off 33-balls included 3-fours.
West Indies best bowler by Patrick Patterson claimed a 4-wickets for 29-runs in 8-overs, Viv Richards captured two-wickets, Courtney Walsh, Winston Benjamin and Eldine Baptiste each took one-wickets.
This match reported by The Daily Telegraph Staff (Third Party Reference from The Daily Telegraph)
INDIA'S new bowling star, Narendra Hirwani, shared a last-wicket stand of 53 with Ravi Shastri at Gwalior, but West Indies won by 73 runs and now lead 5-1 in the seven-match one-day international series.
The spinner, who took 16 wickets on his Test debut last week, was bowled at the end of the 41st over by Pat Patterson.
It was his first one-day international and, though he scored only two, he showed his determination not to sell his wicket cheaply. With Shastri, he made sure that the match went into the last 10 overs.
Carl Hooper's unbeaten 113 lifted the West Indies to 278 for six in 50 overs, Hirwani's 10 unsuccessful overs costing 34. Hooper was at his brilliant best, scoring his runs off 97 balls, and it was almost inevitable that he would win the man of the match award.
Patterson captured three quick wickets and India slumped to 15 for four. Kapil Dev (52) batted bravely and Shastri, who ended unbeaten on 73, hit a six and 11 fours.
Hirwani stuck to his task until Patterson dismissed him with the last ball of his eighth over to end with four for 29.
Richie Richardson was hit on the leg by a stone thrown from the crowd. The final one-day match will be in Trivandrum on Monday.
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