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England vs West Indies, 2nd Test, West Indies in England, 2009 - Scorecard
ENG vs WI, 2nd Test, West Indies in England, 2009 - Scorecard
Series:
West Indies in England, 2009
•
Venue:
Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street
•
Date & Time:
Thursday, May 14, 11:00 AM LOCAL
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England won by an innings and 83 runs
ENG (1st Inn)
WI (1st Inn)
WI (2nd Inn)
ENG 1st Innings
England 1st Innings
569-6 d
(147 Ov)
Batter
R
B
4s
6s
SR
Sir Andrew Strauss
c Ramdin b Gayle
26
66
4
0
39.39
Sir Alastair Cook
c Gayle b Benn
160
339
17
0
47.20
Ravi Bopara
b Baker
108
208
13
1
51.92
Sir James Anderson
b Edwards
14
39
3
0
35.90
Kevin Pietersen
c Simmons b Benn
49
57
9
0
85.96
Paul Collingwood
not out
60
85
4
0
70.59
Matt Prior
c Benn b Simmons
63
83
7
0
75.90
Stuart Broad
not out
28
25
2
1
112.00
Extras
61
(b 20, lb 5, w 8, nb 28, p 0)
Total
569-6 d
(147 Overs, RR: 3.87)
Did not Bat
Tim Bresnan,
Graeme Swann,
Graham Onions
Bowler
O
M
R
W
NB
WD
ECO
Jerome Taylor
20
2
68
0
4
1
3.40
Fidel Edwards
25
1
113
1
14
0
4.52
Lionel Baker
30
3
119
1
0
3
3.97
Chris Gayle
14
2
31
1
0
0
2.21
Sulieman Benn
43
8
146
2
1
2
3.40
Lendl Simmons
14
0
60
1
1
1
4.29
Ramnaresh Sarwan
1
0
7
0
0
0
7.00
Fall of Wickets
Score
Over
A Strauss
69-1
20.4
Bopara
282-2
85.5
James Anderson
326-3
96.3
Cook
410-4
113.4
Pietersen
419-5
117.5
Prior
513-6
138.6
WI 1st Innings
West Indies 1st Innings
310-10
(84.3 Ov)
Batter
R
B
4s
6s
SR
Devon Smith
b Anderson
7
14
1
0
50.00
Chris Gayle
lbw b Anderson
19
24
4
0
79.17
Ramnaresh Sarwan
c Bresnan b Broad
100
138
14
0
72.46
Lendl Simmons
c Strauss b Anderson
8
18
2
0
44.44
Shivnarine Chanderpaul
c Prior b Broad
23
103
2
0
22.33
Brendan Nash
b Anderson
10
52
1
0
19.23
Denesh Ramdin
c Swann b Anderson
55
82
7
1
67.07
Jerome Taylor
lbw b Onions
10
11
2
0
90.91
Sulieman Benn
run out (Pietersen)
35
48
6
1
72.92
Fidel Edwards
c Strauss b Broad
11
16
2
0
68.75
Lionel Baker
not out
0
4
0
0
0.00
Extras
32
(b 2, lb 21, w 2, nb 7, p 0)
Total
310-10
(84.3 Overs, RR: 3.66)
Bowler
O
M
R
W
NB
WD
ECO
Sir James Anderson
26.3
5
87
5
0
1
3.31
Stuart Broad
16
2
62
3
3
0
3.88
Graham Onions
18
6
52
1
0
1
2.89
Tim Bresnan
10
2
35
0
0
0
3.50
Graeme Swann
14
4
51
0
0
0
3.64
Fall of Wickets
Score
Over
Devon Smith
18-1
4.1
Gayle
38-2
8.2
L Simmons
68-3
14.6
Chanderpaul
167-4
44.6
R Sarwan
188-5
52.3
B Nash
205-6
62.3
Jerome Taylor
216-7
65.4
S Benn
286-8
79.3
F Edwards
310-9
83.2
Ramdin
310-10
84.3
WI 2nd Innings
West Indies 2nd Innings
176-10 f/o
(44 Ov)
Batter
R
B
4s
6s
SR
Devon Smith
lbw b Swann
11
41
1
0
26.83
Chris Gayle
c Strauss b Onions
54
43
6
2
125.58
Ramnaresh Sarwan
lbw b Onions
22
21
4
0
104.76
Lendl Simmons
c sub (SG Borthwick) b Anderson
10
34
0
0
29.41
Shivnarine Chanderpaul
c Collingwood b Anderson
47
82
6
0
57.32
Brendan Nash
c sub (SG Borthwick) b Bresnan
1
9
0
0
11.11
Denesh Ramdin
c Anderson b Bresnan
0
2
0
0
0.00
Jerome Taylor
b Anderson
5
12
1
0
41.67
Sulieman Benn
b Anderson
0
12
0
0
0.00
Fidel Edwards
c sub (K Turner) b Bresnan
4
7
1
0
57.14
Lionel Baker
not out
4
1
1
0
400.00
Extras
18
(b 8, lb 5, w 5, nb 0, p 0)
Total
176-10 f/o
(44 Overs, RR: 4)
Bowler
O
M
R
W
NB
WD
ECO
Sir James Anderson
16
5
38
4
0
0
2.38
Stuart Broad
5
1
21
0
0
0
4.20
Graeme Swann
3
0
13
1
0
0
4.33
Graham Onions
6
0
46
2
0
1
7.67
Tim Bresnan
14
2
45
3
0
4
3.21
Fall of Wickets
Score
Over
Devon Smith
53-1
12.1
R Sarwan
88-2
17.2
Gayle
89-3
17.4
L Simmons
141-4
30.2
B Nash
142-5
31.6
Ramdin
146-6
33.2
Jerome Taylor
163-7
36.4
S Benn
167-8
40.6
Chanderpaul
168-9
42.5
F Edwards
176-10
43.6
INFO
Match
ENG vs WI • 2nd Test • West Indies in England, 2009
Series
West Indies in England, 2009
Date
Thursday, May 14
Time
11:00 AM LOCAL, 10:00 AM GMT, 3:00 AM PT, 6:00 AM ET
Venue
Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street
Umpires
Steve Davis, Asoka De Silva
3rd Umpire
Peter Hartley
Referee
Andy Pycroft
England squad
Players
Sir Andrew Strauss (c),
Sir Alastair Cook,
Ravi Bopara,
James Anderson,
Kevin Pietersen,
Paul Collingwood,
Matt Prior (wk),
Stuart Broad,
Tim Bresnan,
Graeme Swann,
Graham Onions
West Indies squad
Players
Devon Smith,
Chris Gayle (c),
Ramnaresh Sarwan,
Lendl Simmons,
Shivnarine Chanderpaul,
Brendan Nash,
Denesh Ramdin (wk),
Jerome Taylor,
Sulieman Benn,
Fidel Edwards,
Lionel Baker
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