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India in West Indies Test Series - 3rd Test

West Indies v India

West Indies won by 38 runs

Test no. 1363 | 1996/97 season
Played at Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados
27,29,30,31 March 1997 (5-day match)


West Indies 1st innings		R	M	B	4s	6s	SR
SL Campbell	c Azharuddin b Prasad	6	11	11	1	0	54.54

SC Williams	c Laxman b Ganesh	24	60	41	5	0	58.53

S Chanderpaul	not out	137	446	284	12	0	48.23

BC Lara*	c Tendulkar b Prasad	19	86	57	3	0	33.33

CL Hooper	c †Mongia b Ganesh	19	44	30	3	0	63.33

RIC Holder	c Azharuddin b Prasad	5	21	16	1	0	31.25

CO Browne†	c Tendulkar b Kumble	24	94	74	4	0	32.43

IR Bishop	b Prasad	4	13	7	0	0	57.14

CEL Ambrose	c Tendulkar b Kuruvilla	37	86	61	6	0	60.65

FA Rose	run out (Prasad/†Mongia/Kumble)	11	29	16	2	0	68.75

M Dillon	lbw b Prasad	0	17	4	0	0	0.00

Extras	(lb 5, nb 7)	12

Total	(all out; 98.4 overs)	298	(3.02 runs per over)

Fall of wickets1-10 (Campbell), 2-40 (Williams), 3-88 (Lara), 4-118 (Hooper), 5-131 (Holder), 6-187 (Browne), 7-193 (Bishop), 8-258 (Ambrose), 9-290 (Rose), 10-298 (Dillon)


Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ
BKV Prasad	31.4	9	82	5	2.58	(2nb)

A Kuruvilla	28	4	88	1	3.14

D Ganesh	21	2	70	2	3.33	(6nb)

A Kumble	16	1	44	1	2.75	(1nb)

SC Ganguly	2	1	9	0	4.50


India 1st innings		R	M	B	4s	6s	SR
VVS Laxman	b Ambrose	6	40	34	0	0	17.64

NS Sidhu	c †Browne b Rose	26	57	31	6	0	83.87

R Dravid	b Bishop	78	372	243	8	0	32.09

SR Tendulkar*	c Campbell b Bishop	92	222	147	14	1	62.58

SC Ganguly	c †Browne b Dillon	22	75	53	3	0	41.50

M Azharuddin	c †Browne b Rose	17	118	70	1	0	24.28

NR Mongia†	c Williams b Bishop	1	20	14	0	0	7.14

A Kumble	not out	23	81	53	1	0	43.39

A Kuruvilla	b Ambrose	0	7	7	0	0	0.00

D Ganesh	c †Browne b Rose	8	30	24	1	0	33.33

BKV Prasad	c Holder b Rose	0	2	2	0	0	0.00

Extras	(b 2, lb 12, w 2, nb 30)	46

Total	(all out; 106 overs)	319	(3.00 runs per over)

Fall of wickets1-23 (Laxman), 2-42 (Sidhu), 3-212 (Tendulkar), 4-253 (Ganguly), 5-273 (Dravid), 6-275 (Mongia), 7-295 (Azharuddin), 8-296 (Kuruvilla), 9-319 (Ganesh), 10-319 (Prasad)


Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ
CEL Ambrose	29	8	74	2	2.55	(21nb)

IR Bishop	28	6	70	3	2.50	(9nb)

M Dillon	19	5	56	1	2.94	(4nb, 1w)

FA Rose	22	4	77	4	3.50	(8nb)

CL Hooper	8	1	28	0	3.50


West Indies 2nd innings		R	M	B	4s	6s	SR
SL Campbell	c †Mongia b Ganesh	18	77	58	4	0	31.03

SC Williams	b Prasad	0	13	7	0	0	0.00

S Chanderpaul	lbw b Kuruvilla	3	18	13	0	0	23.07

BC Lara*	c Azharuddin b Prasad	45	104	67	6	0	67.16

CL Hooper	lbw b Ganesh	4	25	14	0	0	28.57

RIC Holder	c †Mongia b Prasad	13	51	30	2	0	43.33

CO Browne†	c †Mongia b Kuruvilla	1	4	4	0	0	25.00

IR Bishop	lbw b Kuruvilla	6	22	12	1	0	50.00

CEL Ambrose	not out	18	60	30	2	0	60.00

FA Rose	c Ganguly b Kuruvilla	4	28	20	0	0	20.00

M Dillon	b Kuruvilla	21	23	17	3	1	123.52

Extras	(lb 5, nb 2)	7

Total	(all out; 45 overs)	140	(3.11 runs per over)

Fall of wickets1-9 (Williams), 2-18 (Chanderpaul), 3-37 (Campbell), 4-65 (Hooper), 5-86 (Lara), 6-87 (Browne), 7-91 (Holder), 8-95 (Bishop), 9-107 (Rose), 10-140 (Dillon)


Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ
BKV Prasad	18	6	39	3	2.16

A Kuruvilla	21	5	68	5	3.23	(2nb)

D Ganesh	6	1	28	2	4.66


India 2nd innings (target: 120 runs)		R	M	B	4s	6s	SR
VVS Laxman	b Rose	19	77	61	2	0	31.14

NS Sidhu	c Williams b Rose	3	22	10	0	0	30.00

R Dravid	c †Browne b Rose	2	36	21	0	0	9.52

SR Tendulkar*	c Lara b Bishop	4	25	14	0	0	28.57

SC Ganguly	b Ambrose	8	25	18	2	0	44.44

M Azharuddin	b Ambrose	9	26	14	2	0	64.28

NR Mongia†	b Bishop	5	39	24	0	0	20.83

A Kumble	c Holder b Bishop	1	8	6	0	0	16.66

D Ganesh	not out	6	59	30	0	0	20.00

A Kuruvilla	c Holder b Ambrose	9	25	21	0	0	42.85

BKV Prasad	b Bishop	0	10	10	0	0	0.00

Extras	(b 2, lb 2, nb 11)	15

Total	(all out; 35.5 overs)	81	(2.26 runs per over)

Fall of wickets1-3 (Sidhu), 2-16 (Dravid), 3-32 (Laxman), 4-32 (Tendulkar), 5-45 (Ganguly), 6-51 (Azharuddin), 7-57 (Kumble), 8-66 (Mongia), 9-80 (Kuruvilla), 10-81 (Prasad)


Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ
CEL Ambrose	15	3	36	3	2.40	(8nb)

IR Bishop	11.5	4	22	4	1.85

FA Rose	9	2	19	3	2.11	(6nb)

Match details

Toss India, who chose to field
Series West Indies led the 5-match series 1-0

Player of the match S Chanderpaul (West Indies)

Umpires LH Barker and SG Randell (Australia)
TV umpire HA Moore
Match referee PL van der Merwe (South Africa)

Close of play
27 Mar day 1 - West Indies 1st innings 240/7 (S Chanderpaul 102*, CEL Ambrose 28*)
28 Mar rest day
29 Mar day 2 - India 1st innings 249/3 (R Dravid 71*, SC Ganguly 21*)
30 Mar day 3 - India 2nd innings 2/0 (VVS Laxman 0*, NS Sidhu 2*)
31 Mar day 4 - India 2nd innings 81 (35.5 ov) - end of match

Match notes

Day 1
2nd new ball taken on 4th ball of the 83rd over (bowled by Ganesh).
Chanderpaul's maiden Test century, 100 from 231 balls, 8x4.
Indian over rate was very slow and play was extended beyond the close by an hour, but bad light stopped the play with 4.2 overs remaining.

Day 2
After Lunch, Umpire Lloyd Barker was indisposed and off the field as something had fallen into his eyes. The reserve umpire (4th umpire) Dalton Holder stood in for him until the first drinks break after Lunch.
Slow over rate from West Indies (roughly 12.2 per hour) caused the play to be extended an hour beyond. Still the overs couldn't be completed, as the bad light stopped the play.

Day 3
Kuruvilla picks up maiden 5 wkt haul.
West Indies skittled out for their lowest score against India.
India had to bat for 6 overs. Bad light stopped the play. For the third straight day, play was extended by another hour after the close of play time.