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Seventh consecutive loss in final for India
By Mohandas Menon
* Daren Ganga (71) recorded his highest score of his career in
his 15th match. His previous highest score was the 66 he made
against Zimbabwe at Harare earlier in the series on 23-6-2001.
* Wavell Hinds (10, when on 9) became the 18th West Indian and
the 146th batsman in LOI history to aggregate 1000 runs. Hinds
was appearing in his 38th match of his career.
* The 108 run partnership between Carl Hooper and Shivnarine
Chanderpaul was the second best partnership for the West Indies
against India for the fourth wicket after the 126 between Hooper
and Jimmy Adams at Jaipur on 11-11-1994. However the stand is the
best for the Windies against India at a neutral venue. The
previous best was the 81 between Viv Richards and Gus Logie at
Sharjah on 30-11-1986.
* Hooper's 66 was his highest score as a captain. Leading the
side for the 16th time, Hooper's previous highest was the 57 (his
only other fifty) against South Africa at Port Elizabeth on 30-1-
1999.
* West Indies total of 290-6 in 50 overs was its second highest
against India in LOIs. The best still remains as the 333-8 in 45
overs at Jamshedpur on 7-12-1983.
* The partnership between Reetinder Singh Sodhi and Sameer Dighe
of 101 runs was the best ever for the sixth wicket by any team on
Zimbabwe soil.
The previous best was the unbeaten 90 between Graeme Hick and
Mark Ealham for England against the home team at Bulawayo on
16-2-2000.
* Sodhi (2-31 and 67 runs) had the unique experience of recording
his batting and bowling performances of his career in the same
match. Interestingly, his previous best all-round performance (53
not out and 2-43) also came in the same match against Zimbabwe at
Rajkot on 14-12-2000.
* The unbeaten partnership of 65 runs between Dighe and Debasis
Mohanty was the best for the ninth wicket for India against the
West Indies.
The pair bettered the previous best of 29 runs between Chetan
Sharma and Arshad Ayub at Ahmedabad on 7-1-1988.
* The above partnership was also the best for the ninth wicket on
Zimbabwean soil by any team bettering the previous best of 55
runs between the Kiwi batsmen Chris Harris and Gavin Larsen at
Bulawayo on 1-10-1997.
* The unbeaten 94 by Sameer Dighe was the highest ever individual
score by a genuine Indian wicket-keeper in LOIs. Makeshift keeper
Rahul Dravid has scores of 145 (v Sri Lanka at Taunton, 26-5-
1999) and 103 not out (v West Indies at Singapore, 8-9-1999).
* Dighe in his 16th match bettered his previous best of 36 not
out against Australia at Perth on 30-1-2000.
* Playing in his ninth match, Corey Collymore (4-49) recorded his
best ever bowling performance on his short career. His previous
best was the 2-29 against South Africa at Port of Spain on 12-5-
2001.
* India has not won a final match of a tournament since November
1998, when it won the Coca Cola Cup at Sharjah beating Zimbabwe.
Since then India has been in a final on seven occasions and has
lost on all occasions.
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