India sealed a tense six wicket Duckworth/Lewis victory off the penultimate delivery in a match which must hold some obscure record for the most rain interruptions. Chasing 186 for victory from 27 overs, the Indian target was reduced to 159 from 22 overs after the fifth rain interruption.
Captain, Mahendra Singh Dhoni, marshalled his team to victory with an unbeaten 46 from 34 balls with two boundaries and one maximum to secure the Man of the Match title.
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In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com
I am seriously suggesting that the administrators of this website quickly review whether they have any interest in West Indies cricket. Why?
Yuvraj beats ball to win a game, comes an article on the front page.
West Indies wins a game, nothing, nothing, nothing......
India wins a game, article appears on front page within hours.
You keep the captain in the doghouse for weeks, unjustifiably so.
Several people call for the captain to removed from the doghouse, after his strong performances on the field for the West Indies, you mash down the doghouse, you mash down the penthouse, to hell with you readers who love West Indies cricket.
What, pray tell, is going on?
Unbelievable!!!!
In reply to Fantom
Don't sweat the small stuff
In reply to Fantom Sadly I agree with you. This is not the most professionally administer site you will come across. They are no standard as to how anyone is selected for the penthouse or doghouse. Then you have a lot of scrap posted by peps who should know better.
