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3rd test drawn india need only 1 run(wi 590 & 134) and (ind 482 & 242/9)

India vs West Indies, 3rd Test
Venue: Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai   Toss: West Indies (Elect to bat)

India 2nd InningsRB4s6sSR
G Gambhirc D Sammy & b F Edwards121110109.09
V Sehwagc D Sammy & b D Bishoo60658092.31
R Dravidc (sub)D Ramdin & b Marlon Samuels33491067.35
S Tendulkarc K Edwards & b Marlon Samuels370042.86
VVS Laxmanc A Barath & b R Rampaul31531058.49
V Kohlic D Sammy & b D Bishoo631143155.26
MS Dhoni(c) & (wk)c K Edwards & b R Rampaul13371035.14
R Ashwinrunout (C Baugh)14270051.85
I Sharmab R Rampaul10171058.82
V Aaronnot out250040
P Ojhadnb00000.00
Extrasb - 0, lb - 0, w - 0, nb - 1, Total - 1
Total: (242 for 9 in 64 overs)242 (3.78 runs per over)
Fall of Wickets1/19 (Gautam Gambhir, 4.3 ov.), 2/101 (Virender Sehwag, 19.1 ov.), 3/106 (Sachin Tendulkar, 20.5 ov.), 4/113 (Rahul Dravid, 24.1 ov.), 5/165 (VVS Laxman, 39.3 ov.), 6/189 (MS Dhoni, 49.4 ov.), 7/224 (Virat Kohli, 59.1 ov.), 8/239 (Ishant Sharma, 62.5 ov.), 9/242 (Ravichandran Ashwin, 64 ov.)

BowlerOMRWEcon
Fidel Edwards702814
Ravi Rampaul1615633.5
Marlon Samuels2509323.72
Devendra Bishoo1606524.06

West Indies 2nd InningsRB4s6sSR
A Barathc V Laxman & b P Ojha3100030
K Brathwaitec S Tendulkar & b P Ojha351152030.43
K Edwardsst M Dhoni & b P Ojha17243070.83
D Bravoc & b P Ojha481055045.71
K Powelllbw R Ashwin11290037.93
M Samuelsst M Dhoni & b P Ojha04000
C Baugh(wk)b R Ashwin140025
D Sammy(c)c M Dhoni & b R Ashwin10220045.45
R Rampaulc S Tendulkar & b P Ojha014000
F Edwardsnot out2160012.5
D Bishoolbw R Ashwin01000
Extrasb - 3, lb - 4, w - 0, nb - 0, Total - 7
Total: (134 all out in 57.2 overs)134 (2.34 runs per over)
Fall of Wickets1/6 (Adrian Barath, 4.1 ov.), 2/30 (Kirk Edwards, 10.6 ov.), 3/91 (Kraigg Brathwaite, 38.5 ov.), 4/112 (Darren Bravo, 46.1 ov.), 5/112 (Marlon Samuels, 46.5 ov.), 6/117 (Carlton Baugh, 47.5 ov.), 7/120 (Kieran Powell, 49.3 ov.), 8/129 (Ravi Rampaul, 52.4 ov.), 9/134 (Darren Sammy, 57.1 ov.), 10/134 (Devendra Bishoo, 57.2 ov.)

Friday, 25 November 2011

Ind vs WI: Sachin misses, but Ashwin scores his maiden ton!

Ind vs WI: Sachin misses, but Ashwin scores his maiden ton!
 
 
Source: Dailybhaskar.com, DNA   |   Last Updated 15:08(25/11/11)
 
 
 
 
 
Mumbai: Ravichandran Ashwin scored his maiden Test century at Wankhede Stadium against West Indies on Friday. With 15 boundaries and two sixes, Ashwin made 103 off 118 balls to go with his five-wicket haul in the first innings.
India were all out for 482 at tea on the fourth day of the third cricket Test against West indies.
At West Indies second innings, Adrian Barath was bowled out at 3 by Pragyan Ojha.
Earlier, India placed themselves in a good position to avoid the follow on against the West Indies on the fourth morning of the third and final cricket Test here on Friday.
At lunch, Virat Kohli (32) and Ravichandran Ashwin (26) were the unbeaten batsmen and the home side were 376 for 6, only 15 runs short of avoiding the follow on and 214 runs behind the rivals' score of 590.
Meanwhile, the wait got prolonged and a billion hopes were dashed yet again as Sachin Tendulkar missed out on his 100th century at the third and final test against West Indies at Wankhede here.
The master blaster fell a mere six runs shy of the landmark ton when he got out to a Ravi Rampaul delivery.
Sachin was replaced at the crease by skipper MS Dhoni who made eight runs before being bowled out by Darren Sammy.
Earlier, India lost its first wicket on Day 4 when VVS Laxman got out to a delivery from FH Edwards at a personal score of 32.
Earlier on Day 3, the anticipation around that elusive landmark century reached a crescendo when the Indian crowd actually celebrated the fall of an Indian wicket- Gautam Gambhir-  so that Tendulkar could come out to bat. Gautam Gambhir made exit after a sound 55 and India were then two down.
Cruelly put, Gambhir’s dismissal only created a heightened sense of anticipation at the Wankhede Stadium. For the 20,000-odd spectators, the match had now become incidental, a mere convenience to hold together a Sachin Tendulkar plot. That’s what the anticipation of a Tendulkar milestone — in this case his hundredth 100 — usually does.
So then, he arrived amidst an impossible din, shadow-practicing a defensive push. The highest run-getter in Tests joined the second-highest run-getter, Rahul Dravid. This was the third day of the Test and the most awaited session.
Slowly the ring of fields squeezed tighter. Darren Samuels called on a short-leg, two slips and a gully. Ravi Rampaul bounded in, alive to the moment. Get Tendulkar and kill the Test. Tendulkar’s first-ball single calmed the scene. By sundown, he had moved to an unbeaten 67, just 33 runs away from the moment, should it come on the fourth day. India meanwhile are 281 for three, with batsmen on either side continuing to have a field day in the Test.
It’s interesting that he decided to abandon the pull that got him out in Delhi and Kolkata. Aware that the stroke against spinners has been his chief failing in the series, Sammy placed Marlon Samuel very close at square-leg. Not until he was 57 did he take a chance with the horizontal bat. He enjoyed a slice of luck, too (at 58), when wicketkeeper Carlton Baugh spilled a certain caught-behind chance.
In fact, the West Indies could’ve had a far more productive day. VVS Laxman, unbeaten on 32, top-edged Darren Sammy but Kirk Edwards just lost the ball in the air. Early in the Indian innings, Baugh (again) had dropped Gautam Gambhir off Fidel Edwards.
Apart from a couple of blips, the Indian batsmen were never quite pushed. Dravid (82), who shared a century stand with Tendulkar, looked set for a certain hundred until a Samuels delivery brushed his off-stump.
Virender Sehwag too was his belligerent self, forcing Darren Sammy to have a backward point and deep-cover early in the Indian innings despite having 580 on board. But for the third time in this series, Sammy went through Sehwag’s defence. It could be said that the West Indies captain was sharper than his frontline quicks. Not that India will mind.



Ashwin century cuts deficit to 108

The Report by ANIL GAHLAWAT

November 25, 2011
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Tea India 482 (Ashwin 103, Tendulkar 94, Dravid 82) trail West Indies 590 by 108 runs
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Sachin Tendulkar ducks a bouncer, India v West Indies, 3rd Test, Mumbai, 4th day, November 25, 2011
The Wankhede was stunned into silence as Sachin Tendulkar fell six short of that landmark 100th ton © AFP
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There was a century at the Wankhede Stadium, but not the one the sell-out crowd came to see. Sachin Tendulkar missed his historic ton by six runs, but the fans at least had the consolation of watching R Ashwin conjure an energetic hundred to become the first Indian since 1962 to take five wickets and score a century in the same innings.
When Ashwin walked out, India were facing the possibility of a humiliating follow-on on the flattest of tracks after the West Indies' quicks struck three times with the second new ball, but with the help of Virat Kohli, he sliced the deficit to a far more comfortable 108.
West Indies' fast bowlers began the day with intent - Ravi Rampaul starting with a bouncer to Tendulkar and Fidel Edwards striking with his first delivery of the day, getting VVS Laxman to edge to gully.
It was all about Tendulkar for the next half an hour though, as he galloped to the nineties with a series of sumptuous strokes. The classic straight drive, an effortless punch past cover, an audacious upper cut over third man for six all suggested Tendulkar was in top form, turning the Wankhede into a buzzing cauldron of noise. Ravi Rampaul switched the mute-button on though, by getting a short-of-length ball to jump at Tendulkar, who top-edged it to Darren Sammy at second slip. The seemingly interminable wait continues.
The crowd was at its most dejected then, and their mood didn't improve when MS Dhoni was bowled by Sammy soon after. With only the inexperienced Kohli and the bowlers to come, and India needing 60 more to force West Indies to bat again, the follow-on looked a distinct possibility.
All the hoopla may have been around Tendulkar, but it was a far more important day for Kohli, who finally got the chance to show his credentials for the No. 6 spot. He responded well, with an array of wristy flicks, guiding India ever closer to the crucial 391-run mark.
Barring a caught-behind chance on 43, Kohli was barely troubled by the bowling either side of lunch, and his partnership with Ashwin not only avoided the follow-on but swelled towards triple-figures. Kohli progressed to his maiden Test half-century but couldn't carry on, gifting his wicket away while attempting to clear mid-on. There was a scream of disappointment from Kohli, but he has seemingly done enough to at least book a place for the Australia tour.
Another youngster whose tickets for Australia can be confirmed is Ashwin, who continued to find Test cricket easy in his debut series. He used to be an opener at the Under-19 level, and that was reflected during his century, which wasn't a tailender's swing-at-everything effort but a more controlled one.
The early boundaries came through measured drives and flicks, as he outscored Kohli in their partnership. After lunch, two streaky edged fours were bookended by murderous hits over mid-on for six off Bishoo. There were late cuts for four off Edwards and Marlon Samuels, audacious paddles to fine leg after jumping across the stumps, and an air of level-headedness even as he started to run out of partners.
He started to decline the singles towards the end, and the crowd thoroughly enjoyed the tension of seeing whether Ashwin could make it to the hundred with last man Pragyan Ojha for company. The No. 11 survived 14 deliveries, including a testing over from Edwards, before Ashwin stabbed the ball past gully in the next over to bring up the century.
His effort has virtually extinguished West Indies' chances of a victory and, barring some serious drama, a dull draw is the likeliest result.

© ESPN EMEA Ltd.

3rd test 1ST INN ind 482 all out ASHWIN MAKE 100

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India vs West Indies, 3rd Test
Venue: Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai   Toss: West Indies (Elect to bat)

West Indies 2nd InningsRB4s6sSR
 A Barathc V Laxman & b P Ojha3100030
 K Brathwaitenot out13431030.23
 K Edwardsst M Dhoni & b P Ojha17243070.83
 D Bravonot out2130015.38
 K Powelldnb00000.00
 M Samuelsdnb00000.00
 C Baugh(wk)dnb00000.00
 D Sammy(c)dnb00000.00
 R Rampauldnb00000.00
 D Bishoodnb00000.00
 F Edwardsdnb00000.00
 Extrasb - 0, lb - 0, w - 0, nb - 0, Total - 0
 Total: (35 for 2 in 15 overs)35 (2.33 runs per over)
Fall of Wickets1/6 (Adrian Barath, 4.1 ov.), 2/30 (Kirk Edwards, 10.6 ov.)

Bowler OMRWEcon
 Pragyan Ojha 821521.88
 Ishant Sharma 42601.5
 Varun Aaron 301404.67

India 1st InningsRB4s6sSR
 G Gambhirc C Baugh & b R Rampaul55998055.56
 V Sehwagb D Sammy37503174
 R Dravidb Marlon Samuels8214911055.03
 S Tendulkarc D Sammy & b R Rampaul941538261.44
 VVS Laxmanc Marlon Samuels & b F Edwards32543059.26
 V Kohlic F Edwards & b D Bishoo521115046.85
 MS Dhoni(c) & (wk)b D Sammy8211038.1
 R Ashwinc A Barath & b R Rampaul10311815287.29
 I Sharmac DM Bravo & b Marlon Samuels5360013.89
 V Aaronb Marlon Samuels4141028.57
 P Ojhanot out014000
 Extrasb - 1, lb - 0, w - 4, nb - 5, Total - 10
 Total: (482 all out in 135.4 overs)482 (3.55 runs per over)
Fall of Wickets1/67 (Virender Sehwag, 14.3 ov.), 2/138 (Gautam Gambhir, 33.6 ov.), 3/224 (Rahul Dravid, 60.5 ov.), 4/287 (VVS Laxman, 81.1 ov.), 5/322 (Sachin Tendulkar, 86.6 ov.), 6/331 (MS Dhoni, 91.4 ov.), 7/428 (Virat Kohli, 116.2 ov.), 8/455 (Ishant Sharma, 125.6 ov.), 9/463 (Varun Aaron, 129.6 ov.), 10/482 (Ravichandran Ashwin, 135.4 ov.)

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