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West Indies v New Zealand

West Indies won by 7 wickets

6 April 1996Kingstown

West Indieswon by 7 wickets

242/348.3 ov

New Zealand

241/850 ov

Scorecard: every batter's and bowler's line, as the scorer kept it

Scorecard. For this match we hold every batter's and every bowler's line as the scorer's card kept it. The card does not name the fielder or the bowler for each dismissal, and older cards often leave balls faced blank (shown as -). There is no ball-by-ball record before December 2001. See the matches held ball by ball.

New Zealand innings

241/850 ov

New Zealand batting
Batter	Dismissal	R	B	Mins	4s	6s	SR
Craig Spearman	caught	4	6	15	0	0	66.7
Nathan Astle	caught	4	15	13	1	0	26.7
Lee Germon	caught	50	66	100	3	0	75.8
Stephen Fleming	caught	75	102	129	6	0	73.5
Roger Twose	caught	6	5	5	1	0	120.0
Chris Cairns	caught	11	10	9	0	1	110.0
Adam Parore	bowled	23	29	31	2	0	79.3
Chris Harris	not out	42*	49	54	2	0	85.7
Dipak Patel	run out	2	2	10	0	0	100.0
Justin Vaughan	not out	13*	20	26	0	0	65.0
Extras	b 2, lb 2, w 6, nb 1	11
Total	8 wickets, 50 overs	241

Fall of wicketsruns, 0 to 250

1-10 Nathan Astle2-10 Craig Spearman3-131 Lee Germon4-137 Roger Twose5-154 Chris Cairns6-167 Stephen Fleming7-189 Adam Parore8-197 Dipak Patel

Bowling to New Zealand
Bowler	O	R	W	Econ	Wd	Nb
Curtly Ambrose	7	32	1	4.57	5	0
Courtney Walsh	9	38	1	4.22	1	1
Phil Simmons	3	25	0	8.33	0	0
Roger Harper	10	48	0	4.80	0	0
Jimmy Adams	10	50	3	5.00	0	0
Shivnarine Chanderpaul	8	35	1	4.38	0	0
Laurie Williams	3	9	1	3.00	0	0

West Indies innings chasing 242

242/348.3 ov

West Indies batting
Batter	Dismissal	R	B	Mins	4s	6s	SR
Philo Wallace	caught	0	6	2	0	0	0.0
Shivnarine Chanderpaul	caught	13	37	40	0	0	35.1
Brian Lara	caught	104	103	172	10	1	101.0
Phil Simmons	not out	103*	124	160	10	2	83.1
Roland Holder	not out	13*	23	125	2	0	56.5
Extras	lb 2, w 6, nb 1	9
Total	3 wickets, 48.3 overs	242

Fall of wicketsruns, 0 to 250

1-0 Philo Wallace2-31 Shivnarine Chanderpaul3-217 Brian Lara

Bowling to West Indies
Bowler	O	M	R	W	Econ	Wd	Nb
Dipak Patel	10	1	46	1	4.60	1	0
Gavin Larsen	8	2	31	0	3.88	0	0
Chris Harris	8	0	48	1	6.00	0	0
Justin Vaughan	10	0	37	0	3.70	0	1
Chris Cairns	8.3	0	49	1	5.76	2	0
Nathan Astle	2	0	14	0	7.00	1	0
Stephen Fleming	2	0	15	0	7.50	2	0

ODIs in April 1996

15 matches

ODIScorecardPakistan54/310Sri LankaNo resultSingapore, 1 April ODIScorecardSri Lanka349/950Pakistan31549.4Sri Lanka won by 34 runsSingapore, 2 April ODIScorecardNew Zealand15835.5West Indies15449.1New Zealand won by 4 runsGeorgetown, 3 April ODIScorecardIndia19945.4Sri Lanka18748.1India won by 12 runsSingapore, 3 April ODIScorecardIndia226/847.1Pakistan190/228Pakistan won by 8 wicketsSingapore, 5 April ODIScorecardNew Zealand241/850West Indies242/348.3West Indies won by 7 wicketsKingstown, 6 April ODIScorecardPakistan21548.3Sri Lanka17232.5Pakistan won by 43 runsSingapore, 7 April ODIScorecardPakistan271/550India23347.2Pakistan won by 38 runsSharjah, 12 April ODIScorecardSri Lanka25148.3West Indies216/950Sri Lanka won by 35 runsPort of Spain, 13 April ODIScorecardSouth Africa314/350Pakistan171/750South Africa won by 143 runsSharjah, 13 April

Match facts

Format: ODI No. 1092
Dates: 6 April 1996
Ground: Kingstown
Result: West Indies won by 7 wickets
In the database: Scorecard

GET/v1/matches/1996-04-06-west-indies-v-new-zealand/scorecard200

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  "balls_per_over": 6,
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      "runs": 75, "balls": 102, "minutes": 129, ...}, ...],
    "bowling": [{"player": "Curtly Ambrose", "overs": "7", "wickets": 1, ...}, ...]
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