Pakistan vs West Indies 9th Match WSC 1992-93 Highlights

Watch the highlights of Pakistan vs West Indies 9th Match WSC 1992-93 - Benson & Hedges World Series Cup one-day international tournament of the 9th ODI match played between West Indies and Pakistan at Brisbane Cricket Ground, Woolloongabba, Brisbane on 09th January 1993.

Ian Bishop's career-best 5 for 25, Curtly Ambrose and Kenny Benjamin's combined 5-wickets sets up to West Indies easy nine-wicket victory over Pakistan and move to top of the points table in a one-sided game of the ninth match of a Benson and Hedges World Series Cup.

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West Indies' 184-balls spare win was their second largest victory by terms of balls remaining in One-day international after their 236-balls spare win against Sri Lanka at Manchester in the inaugural 1975 World Cup and It is their biggest win against Pakistan in ODIs, previous biggest win by 70-balls remaining at W.A.C.A in the 1988-89 Benson and Hedges World Series Cup and 70-balls spare win at Sharjah in 1986. West Indies' 9-wicket win was their ninth time win by nine wickets and 3rd time West Indies had defeated Pakistan by nine or more wickets in ODIs. Pakistan's 71 was their lowest score ever in a completed innings in One-day international, previous lowest-score was 74 against England at Adelaide in the 1992 Benson and Hedges World Cup Ian Bishop became the first bowler to take two five-wicket haul against Pakistan in ODI cricket history. Ian Bishop became the fourth West Indies bowler to take two five-wicket hauls in ODIs after Joel Garner (3), Curtly Ambrose (3) and Viv Richards (1). Ian Bishop's 5 for 25 was the ninth best bowling figures for West Indies in One-day international and the best-bowling-figures by an West Indies bowler against Pakistan in ODIs, improving his own record of 5 for 27 at W.A.C.A in the 1988-89 Benson and Hedges World Series Cup.

Pakistan bundled out for 71 in 23.4 overs with top scorer by Rashid Latif hit a unbeaten 22 off 27-balls including 2-fours.

Wasim Akram struck 19 off 38-balls including 2-fours and Saleem Malik scored 8 off 22-balls without a boundary.

West Indies best bowler by Ian Bishop 5-25, Curtly Ambrose picked up 3-wickets for 13-runs in 6-overs including a maiden with economy rate of 2.16 and Kenny Benjamin captured two-wickets for 16-runs in 6-overs included two maidens with economy rate of 2.66.

West Indies chase down the target of 72 for 1 in 19.2 overs with top scorer by Desmond Haynes cracked a unbeaten 25 off 62-balls including two boundaries.

Richie Richardson hit a unbeaten 22 off 33-balls including 2-fours & a six and Brian Lara scored 10 off 33-balls contained a boundary.

Pakistan best bowler by Wasim Akram took 1-wicket for 33-runs in 9-overs with economy rate of 3.66.

Ian Bishop named Player of the match for his pace bowling attack to claimed a career-best 5-wicket haul for 25-runs in 8.4-overs with economy rate of 2.88.

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

The Pakistanis were bundled out of the World Series Cup by the West Indies, scoring 71, three runs off their 74 against England in last year's World Cup, which they went on to win after weather luckily gained them a point in the England game.

The WSC is now a two-horse race after the West Indies easily overhauled the target in 19.2 overs, losing only one wicket.

Brian Lara went for 10, caught at third man attempting a cut shot. Desmond Haynes remained unbeaten on 25 with Richie Richardson 22.

Richardson summed up a miserable day for Pakistan by hitting the winning runs with a six off Mushtaq Ahmed.

Collapses are nothing new for Pakistan, as evidenced by its disastrous 81, also at the hands of the West Indies, in Sydney last month when Phil Simmons took 4-3 from 10 overs.

Although today's innings surpassed Canada's worst international total of 45, it was the quickest in one-day history, taking just 23.4 overs in 116 minutes, three balls short of India's 24.1-over innings against Sri Lanka in Kanpur in 1986-87.

The top six Pakistani batsmen, including captain Javed Miandad, managed 12 runs between them, with keeper Rashid Latif top scoring with 22 and bowler Wasim Akram chipping in with 19. Sundries were third top score with 12.

After five overs Pakistan limped to 3-8, then 5-27 after ten, 6-35 after 15 and 8-57 after 20.

Adding to the embarrassment was the fact the pitch was hardly to blame, with the top order falling mainly through their own poor judgement.

Paceman lan Bishop finished with a career-best 5-25 from 8.4 overs and the man-of-the-match award, while Curtly Ambrose, again bowling as first change, took 3-13 from six. Kenneth Benjamin's figures were 2-16 from six.

                   

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