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Back, left to right: Michael Clarke, Jimmy Maher, Martin Love, Andrew Bichel, Stuart MacGill, Bradley Hogg. Middle, left to right: Tim Nielsen (Assistant Coach/Performance Analyst), Errol Alcott (Physiotherapist), Lucy Frostick (Team Massage Therapist), Darren Lehmann, Brett Lee, Jason Gillespie, Brad Williams, Ashley Noffke, Jock Campbell (Physical Performance Manager), Jonathan Rose (Media Manager). Front, left to right: Matthew Hayden, Glenn McGrath, John Buchanan (Coach), Ricky Ponting (Vice-captain), Stephen Waugh (Captain), Stephen Bernard (Team Manager), Adam Gilchrist, Justin Langer. TRAVELEX TOUR OF THE WEST INDIES, 2002-03 Australia regained its place at the head of the International Cricket Council’s Test World Championship ladder – lost before Christmas when South Africa beat Pakistan – with a 3-1 series win in the Caribbean, and then followed it up with a 4-3 victory in the one-day series, confirming its status as World Champions and setting a new mark for successive one-day wins at 21. The West Indies did rally to take advantage of some signs of tiredness among Australia’s players, and secured consolation wins in both forms of the game. Their victory in the final Test in Antigua broke the record for the highest-ever successful runchase when they reached 7-418. However, it was Australia that retained the Frank Worrell Trophy and added the one-day silverware to its bulging trophy cabinet. Both successes were fully deserved. In the Test series, Stephen Waugh’s side scored its runs quickly enough to dismiss the West Indies twice, and that time was needed as all four Tests – in Guyana, Trinidad, Barbados and Antigua – were played on pitches that offered the bowlers precious little encouragement. Ricky Ponting was the man to take the biggest advantage of those surfaces as he totalled 523 runs in three Tests with scores of 117, 42*, 206, 45 and 113 before illness, possibly induced by fatigue from the amount of time he batted, cost him his place in the final match. Ponting, who was named vice-captain of the Test side instead of Adam Gilchrist, ahead of the tour, was named player of the Test series. Ponting was one of six Australian players to score at least one hundred during the Test series. Justin Langer and Matthew Hayden managed two each, while there was one apiece for captain Stephen Waugh, Adam Gilchrist and Darren Lehmann, the latter his first at the highest level. It meant Australia was rarely short of runs. Without the suspended Shane Warne and with Glenn McGrath absent for the first two Tests as he stayed with his sick wife at 83 home, Australia had to look elsewhere for wickets and they were provided, in the main, by fast-bowlers Jason Gillespie and Brett Lee, and leg-spinner Stuart MacGill. That trio formed the most potent parts of a five-man attack, as Australia opted to break with recent selection policy by pushing Gilchrist up to number six in the order to allow the inclusion of an extra bowler. Gillespie topped the Test averages with 17 wickets, including his 150th in Tests during the win in Guyana. Lee also managed 17 wickets, while MacGill claimed 20 victims, the most by any bowler in the Test series, including a match-winning haul of nine wickets in Barbados. Andrew Bichel took 11 Test wickets as well as claiming the prize scalp of Brian Lara seven times in Test and one-day action during the tour. The one-day squad won its series with victories in Jamaica – twice – plus St Lucia and Trinidad, but once the prize was secured, the players were unable to lift themselves sufficiently for the final three matches against a West Indies line-up that was playing for pride. Andrew Symonds, along with Ponting, one of only two everpresents in the one-day side, made the most runs – 275 – while Lee confirmed his new-found reputation as one of the best one-day bowlers in the world with 11 wickets in six matches. The West Indies relied heavily on Lara, appointed as captain for the second time just prior to the tour, and he responded with 533 Test runs and 242 runs in the one-day series. Ramnaresh Sarwan and Shivnarine Chanderpaul both averaged more than 40 in the Test series and both men topped three figures in the epic run-chase in Antigua. For the most part, however, it was the West Indies’ lack of a cutting edge with the ball that cost it most dearly. Fast-bowler Jermaine Lawson emerged to take a Test match hat-trick in Barbados, but he ended the series with his bowling action under intense scrutiny. Wavell Hinds, dropped after the second Test, bounced back to be named player of the one-day series by scoring 352 runs in five matches, while Chris Gayle scored 275 runs and took 11 wickets with his off-spin. T ravelex Tour of the West Indies, 2002-03
T ravelex Tour of the West Indies, 2002-03 FIRST TEST At Bourda, Georgetown, 10, 11, 12, 13 April 2003: Australia won by nine wickets; Toss: West Indies; Close of play: First day, Australia (1) one for 120 (Langer 55, Ponting 46); Second day, West Indies (2) zero for 16 (Hinds 2, Smith 13); Third day, West Indies (2) five for 381 (Chanderpaul 26, Drakes 14). Umpires: EAR De Silva and RE Koetrzen; TV Umpire: EA Nicholls; Referee: MJ Procter; Man of Match: JL Langer. WEST INDIES WW Hinds c Langer b Hogg 10 – lbw b MacGill 7 DS Smith lbw b Lee 3 – c Gilchrist b Gillespie 62 D Ganga b Gillespie 0 – c Lee b Lehmann 113 *BC Lara lbw b Bichel 26 – hit wicket b Hogg 110 MN Samuels c Hayden b Hogg 0 – c Ponting b MacGill 7 S Chanderpaul lbw b Bichel 100 – c Gilchrist b Gillespie 31 +RD Jacobs not out 54 – (9) c Lehmann b MacGill 11 VC Drakes c Gilchrist b Bichel 0 – (7) lbw b Gillespie 14 M Dillon lbw b MacGill 20 – (8) lbw b Gillespie 0 PT Collins st Gilchrist b MacGill 3 – not out 1 JJC Lawson b Lee 0 – lbw b Gillespie 0 B 10, l-b 2, w 3, n-b 6 21 – B 6, l-b 13, w 1, n-b 22 42 (50.3 overs, 247 mins) 237 (105.2 overs) 398 Fall: 9 10 47 47 53 184 184 222 236 237 Fall: 52 110 295 303 354 382 384 391 397 398 Bowling: First Innings - Lee 10.3-1-41-2; Gillespie 12-3-40-1; Bichel 8-1-55-3; Hogg 8-1- 40-2; MacGill 12-4-49-2. Second Innings - MacGill 31-5-140-3; Hogg 15-0-68-1; Lee 14-4- 57-0; Gillespie 20.2-5-39-5; Bichel 13-4-40-0; Waugh 8-1-29-0; Lehmann 4-0-6-1. SECOND TEST AUSTRALIA JL Langer lbw b Dillon 25 – lbw b Drakes 3 ML Hayden lbw b Dillon 30 – not out 100 RT Ponting st Baugh b Samuels 206 – c Baugh b Dillon 45 DS Lehmann c Baugh b Drakes 160 – b Dillon 66 +AC Gilchrist not out 101 GB Hogg not out 17 *SR Waugh AJ Bichel B Lee JN Gillespie SCG MacGill B 11, l-b 7, w 7, n-b 12 37 – B 12, l-b 6, w 1, n-b 5 24 (132.5 overs) (4 wkts dec) 576 (66.2 overs) (3 wkts dec) 238 Fall: 49 56 371 542 Fall: 12 118 238 Bowling: First Innings - Dillon 28.5-1-124-2; Collins 25-2-123-0; Drakes 33-3-112-1; Samuels 26-2-111-1; Bernard 11-1-61-0; Sarwan 2-0-7-0; Hinds 7-0-20-0. Second Innings - Dillon 18.2-0-64-2; Drakes 20-4-61-1; Samuels 21-1-65-0; Collins 7-1-30-0. 84 AUSTRALIA JL Langer c Hinds b Drakes 146 – not out 78 ML Hayden run out (Drakes) 10 – c (sub) N. Deonarine b Lawson 19 RT Ponting c Samuels b Drakes 117 – not out 42 DS Lehmann c (sub) DE Bernard b Drakes 6 *SR Waugh lbw b Dillon 25 +AC Gilchrist c and b Lawson 77 GB Hogg lbw b Collins 3 AJ Bichel c Hinds b Drakes 39 B Lee c Dillon b Drakes 20 JN Gillespie b Lawson 7 SCG MacGill not out 4 B 18, l-b 5, w 2, n-b 10 35 – B 1, l-b 2, w 2, n-b 3 8 (115.1 overs, 538 mins) 489 (42.1 overs, 181 mins) (1 wkt) 147 Fall: 37 285 300 319 349 362 447 473 485 489 Fall: 77 Bowling: First Innings - Dillon 23-1-116-1; Collins 23-1-96-1; Lawson 21-0-111-2; Drakes 26.1-5-93-5; Samuels 21-6-49-0; Ganga 1-0-1-0. Second Innings - Dillon 6-0-21-0; Drakes 8-0-28-0; Collins 6-2-14-0; Lawson 9-2-31-1; Samuels 9.1-1-41-0; Ganga 4-0-9-0. At Queen’s Park Oval, Port-of-Spain, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 April 2003: Australia won by 118 runs; Toss: Australia; Close of play: First day, Australia (1) three for 391 (Ponting 146, Gilchrist 14); Second day, West Indies (1) three for 186 (Ganga 69, Sarwan 1); Third day, Australia (2) 1-31 (Hayden 15, Ponting 10); Fourth day, West Indies three for 107 (Lara 52, Sarwan 0); Umpires: EAR De Silva and RE Koertzen; TV Umpire: B Doctrove; Referee: MJ Procter; Man of Match: RT Ponting. THIRD TEST AUSTRALIA JL Langer c Chanderpaul b Banks 78 – lbw b Lawson 0 ML Hayden c Gayle b Drakes 27 – not out 2 RT Ponting run out (Best/Baugh) 113 DS Lehmann lbw b Drakes 96 – (3) not out 4 *SR Waugh b Lawson 115 +AC Gilchrist c Smith b Banks 65 AJ Bichel c Lara b Banks 71 B Lee b Lawson 11 JN Gillespie not out 18 SCG MacGill b Lawson 0 GD McGrath (did not bat). B 3, l-b 3, w 3, n-b 2 11 – B 2 2 (154.3 overs, 676 mins) (9 wkts dec) 605 (2.3 overs, 11 mins) (1 wkt) 8 Fall: 43 151 292 331 444 568 580 605 605 Fall: 0 Bowling: First Innings - Lawson 32.3-2-131-3; Best 20-1-99-0; Drakes 30-2-85-2; Banks 40-2-204-3; Gayle 31-5-79-0; Sarwan 1-0-1-0. Second Innings - Lawson 1-0-2-1; Banks 1-0-2-0; Gayle 0.3-0-2-0. WEST INDIES WW Hinds c Hayden b Lee 20 – b MacGill 35 DS Smith c Gilchrist b Gillespie 0 – lbw b Gillespie 0 D Ganga c Hayden b Lee 117 – c Hayden b Gillespie 2 *BC Lara b Hogg 91 – c Hayden b MacGill 122 RR Sarwan b Lee 26 – c Lehmann b Bichel 34 MN Samuels c Bichel b MacGill 68 – lbw b Bichel 1 DE Bernard b Gillespie 7 – c Hayden b Bichel 4 +CS Baugh hit wicket b MacGill 19 – c Langer b Hogg 1 VC Drakes lbw b Lee 24 – not out 26 M Dillon lbw b Gillespie 0 – c Bichel b Lee 13 PT Collins not out 7 – lbw b Gillespie 5 B 4, l-b 15, w 2, n-b 8 29 – B 25, l-b 7, w 3, n-b 10 45 (119.0 overs) 408 (89.2 overs) 288 Fall: 4 25 183 258 279 300 367 376 384 408 Fall: 2 12 107 213 222 228 238 238 270 288 Bowling: First Innings - Lee 23-4-69-4; Gillespie 28-9-50-3; Bichel 12-1-58-0; MacGill 27- 4-98-2; Hogg 22-3-98-1; Waugh 7-2-16-0. Second Innings - Lee 19-4-68-1; Gillespie 17.2- 3-36-3; Bichel 13-3-21-3; Lehmann 7-0-20-0; MacGill 20-6-53-2; Hogg 13-1-58-1. At Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 May 2003: Australia won by nine wickets; Toss: West Indies; Close of play: First day, Australia (1) three for 320 (Lehmann 89, Waugh 7); Second day, West Indies (1) zero for 89 (Gayle 47, Smith 34); Third day, West Indies (1) eight for 291 (Drakes 4); Fourth day, West Indies (2) three for 187 (Sarwan 58, Lara 41); Umpires: DR Shepherd and S Venkataraghavan; TV Umpire: EA Nicholls; Referee: MJ Procter; Man of Match: SCG MacGill. WEST INDIES CH Gayle b Gillespie 71 – st Gilchrist b MacGill 56 DS Smith c Gilchrist b Gillespie 59 – lbw b Lee 5 D Ganga c Bichel b Lehmann 26 – lbw b Lee 6 RR Sarwan c Gilchrist b Lee 40 – lbw b MacGill 58 S Chanderpaul c Lee b MacGill 0 – (6) c Gilchrist b Gillespie 21 OAC Banks c Ponting b Gillespie 24 – (7) c Hayden b MacGill 32 +CS Baugh c Ponting b MacGill 24 – (8) run out (Gillespie/Gilchrist) 18 *BC Lara lbw b Bichel 14 – (5) lbw b Bichel 42 VC Drakes c Lee b MacGill 11 – b MacGill 0 TL Best not out 20 – c Bichel b MacGill 0 JJC Lawson st Gilchrist b MacGill 1 – not out 5 B 11, l-b 16, n-b 11 38 – B 13, l-b 25, w 1, n-b 2 41 (128.5 overs, 546 mins) 328 (116.0 overs) 284 Fall: 139 142 205 206 245 245 281 291 324 328 Fall: 14 31 94 187 195 256 256 261 265 284 Bowling: First Innings - McGrath 18-7-25-0; Gillespie 21-9-31-3; Lee 25-8-77-1; MacGill 39.5-8-107-4; Lehmann 9-2-26-1; Bichel 16-3-35-1. Second Innings - McGrath 18-4-39-0; Gillespie 28-11-37-1; MacGill 36-11-75-5; Lee 15-6-44-2; Bichel 12-2-35-1; Ponting 2-0- 6-0; Waugh 4-1-6-0; Lehmann 1-0-4-0.
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