Pakistan vs West Indies 8th Match WSC 1992-93 Highlights

Watch the highlights of Pakistan vs West Indies 8th Match WSC 1992-93 - Benson & Hedges World Series Cup one-day international tournament of the 8th ODI match played between West Indies and Pakistan at Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney on 17th December 1992.

Part-time bowler Phil Simmons' record-breaking economical bowling performance after Desmond Haynes' classy 96 sets up to West Indies' record 133-run victory over Pakistan in a one-sided historic game of the eighth match of a Benson and Hedges World Series Cup.

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Phil Simmons bowled 8 maiden overs in his 10-over spell. It is first instance of a West Indies bowler earned eight maiden overs in a One-day international. Bishan Bedi is the only other bowler to achieve the feat against East Africa at Leeds in the inaugural 1975 World Cup. ( 10-8-3-4) - Phil Simmons' economy rate of 0.30 was the best economical figures in One-day international cricket history (minimum of 10 or more overs), previous best of 0.50 by Bishan Bedi ( 12-8-6-1 ) against East Africa at Leeds in the inaugural 1975 World Cup. West Indies bowlers bowled 19 maiden overs against Pakistan at Sydney ODI - The joint most maiden overs earned by any team in a ODI match, jointly with 19-maiden overs earned by India against East Africa at Leeds in the inaugural 1975 World Cup. West Indies' 133-run win was their fifth largest victory by terms of runs in One-day international and It is their biggest win against Pakistan in ODIs, previous biggest win by 89-runs at Adelaide in the 1988-89 Benson and Hedges World Series Cup and 89-runs at Multan in 1986. Pakistan's 81 was their second lowest score in a completed innings in One-day international after their 74 against England at Adelaide in the 1992 Benson and Hedges World Cup and it is their lowest-score against West Indies in ODIs, previous lowest was 113 at Multan in 1986. Pakistan lost their top five batsmen wickets for just 14-runs - The worst first five-wicket collapse in One-day international cricket history, previous worst such collapse was five for 17-runs by India against Zimbabwe at Tunbridge Wells in the 1983 World Cup.

West Indies scored 214-9 in 50 overs with top scorer by Desmond Haynes cracked a 96 off 152-balls - who fell six-run short of his century - including 6-fours.

Richie Richardson struck 33 off 58-balls including 4-fours, Debutant Jimmy Adams - who scored 17 off 27-balls on his debut ODI match - including a four and Carl Hooper hit 17 off 31-balls without a boundary.

Pakistan best bowler by Waqar Younis picked up 3-wickets for 37-runs in 10-overs including a maiden with economy rate of 3.70, Wasim Akram, Aamer Sohail and Mushtaq Ahmed each took one-wickets.

Pakistan bundled out for 81 in 48 overs with top scorer by Waqar Younis scored 17 off 35-balls including a boundary.

Inzamam-ul-Haq cracked a 17 off 47-balls including a four and Mushtaq Ahmed scored 15 off 40-balls without a boundary.

West Indies best bowler by Phil Simmons claimed a 4-wickets, Patrick Patterson captured 2-wickets for 19-runs in 9-overs including two maidens with economy rate of 2.11, Kenny Benjamin took 2-wickets.

Debutant Jimmy Adams - who took 1-wicket for 2-runs in 4-overs including two maidens with economy rate of 0.50, Carl Hooper picked up 1-wicket for 10-runs in 6-overs included 2-maidens with economy rate of 1.66.

While Curtly Ambrose finished with 10-overs for conceding 19 runs contained four maidens with economy rate of 1.90.

This match reported by The Canberra Times Staff (Third Party Reference from The Canberra Times)

Part-time bowler Phil Simmons entered the record books with the most economical bowling performance in international one-day cricket.

His stunning figures of 4-3 off 10 overs at the Sydney Cricket Ground helped bowl Pakistan out for only 81 runs in reply to the West Indies' 9-214.

The medium pacer had figures of 10-8-3-4, surpassing Indian spinner Bishen Bedi's performance of 12-8-6-1.

He extracted so much life from the pitch only two scoring shots were produced off his 60-ball effort - Inzamam ul-Haq striking a two in his fourth over and Wasim Akram a single in the eighth.

Officials were first sent scampering for the record books in the sixth over as Pakistan crashed to 4-9 and then 5-14 in the 12th over.

Only Bangladesh has made a worse start, crashing to 4-8 against Sri Lanka at home in 1988-89, however Pakistan can claim second rung on the ladder alongside Zimbabwe, which also capitulated to 4-9 against England in 1983.

Pakistan passed the ignominy of the lowest score in World Series history when Patrick Patterson sent a bouncer soaring over Mustaq Ahmed with the first ball of the 40th over.

That record belongs to India, which crashed to 63 against Australia in 1980-81.

The only batsman to dominate the bowler all day was veteran West Indies opener Desmond Haynes, who scored a slow 96 before falling in the dying overs.

Windies captain Richie Richardson was the next-best scorer with 33. Simmons troubled the Pakistan top order from his first ball, bowling Asif Mujtaba for the second wicket.

In his third over Simmons had Aamir Suhail caught for six and Salim Malik caught for a duck to end the over with 3-0.

Simmons claimed his fourth wicket in the 12th over when he had Pakistan captain Javed Miandad caught behind by Junior Murray for two.

                   

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