Story West Indies International Season: (Current - SA tour of WI)

[The Champ]

TONY COZIER:

Well really crucial wickets taken by Gayle, the 2 openers back in the hut.

MICHAEL HOLDING:

Well tony I dont think its going to change the outcome of this match,

TONY COZIER:

Well lets wait and watch mate. Do join us for the post lunch session.

 

[The Champ]

My money is still on NZ to win it by the end of the day

Well Sid with Sam's new exe anything can possible its really fun playing with it man, it dam helps both bat and ball, hope i do well in the next session

 

[The Champ]

SCORE UP DATE DRINKS BREAK LEADING TO TEA- DAY 4


Well resuming after lunch Lara continued with his two part time spinners in Gayle and Sawan.

Both were making life difficult for the batsman with lovely accurate bowling within stumps, u can see already Gayle has picked 2 wkts.

But now Sarwan took his first scalp that too a big one in Fleming, trapping in plumb in front.

NZ reduced to 53-3

 

[The Champ]

Well Mcmillan has joined Astle and looked positive from the early.

Both looked very good and played some lovely shots of the seamers when lara introduced the m into the attack.



Astle too looked at ease against the quicker men and played some lovely shots .

 

[The Champ]

TRAGEDY STRIKES


Well the two batsman were batting so beautifully only this sort of incidence can halt their partnership

Astle and Mcmillan going for a third run and the result a unwanted run out.

Oram joins the settled and Mcmillan and really shows his power with this brual sweep shot.

 

[The Champ]

Well this the scorecard at drinks break.





TONY COZIER:

Well what a turn around, the spinners i think are the key here after.

BOB WILLIS:

Well u r right Tony the pitch has suited them suddenly and thats why this run chase suddenly has become more difficult. I think its more due to the mental attitude of the Kiwis see their scoring rate, its reflected there.

NZ ARE 88-4 STILL NEED 85 RUNS TO WIN SERIES

 

[The Champ]

This match is heating up nicely, i am having confidence that i can even go on to win this one, the spinners are effective with new exe and i hope to take wickets by bowling with a tight field setting and so far things have been fruitful, But only problem is the amount of runs to defend.

 

[The Champ]

Well resuming after drinks both Oram and Mcmillan have done well with their attitude to remain positive and it has resulted in Lara really taking the field a little deeper, which in turn can lead to easy singles.

 

[The Champ]

Well Collymore had other ideas as he bowled Oram with a slower delivery.


NZ reduced to 103-5

 

[faraz haider]

well wishing windies a good luck hope they can carry a victory from here.

 

[The Champ]

well wishing windies a good luck hope they can carry a victory from here.

Thanks mate looks a bright chance

 

[The Champ]

Well Nz r doing some favour to WI by running themselves out and Styris too was dismissed in the same fashion with going for a 2 run for a bat that was late cut in to the vacant slip cordon.




Well soon Mcmillan's who looked composed lost it and was bowled by part timer Smith and NZ in big trouble, WI inch closer to victory.



NZ are 136 -7

 

[The Champ]

WI inch closer to victory, TEA TIME

33 runs reqd 3 wkts in hand for KIWIS

TONY COZIER:

Well the things r changing around here in Georgetown, Guyana, I am bit excited so do this huge crowd, so let us have a cup of tea.

 

[The Champ]

Come on Viewers its nail biting finish is on the cards here and I do hope u all would have been happy with way WI have comeback, Is it really possible for WI to take 3 more wickets, already they have taken 7 or is it posiible for Kiwis to take 33 runs as they have already taken 140.

Even the ground staff feel the pressure as they clean the pitch

:upray

 

[The Champ]

33 runs to get, 3 wkts in hand, Is it really possible, Join the post tea session as the match is going to end there and The Winner will walk away happily whoever may be