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Australian Country XI v Indians
Benson and Hedges World Cup 1991/92 (Warm-up)
VenueLake Oval, Melbourne on 11th February 1992 (50-over match)
Balls per over6
TossIndians won the toss and decided to field
ResultAustralian Country XI won by 25 runs (Highest scoring overs)
UmpiresPD Reporter, WP Sheahan
ScorersCJ Reece, SE Rodgers


Australian Country XI inningsRunsBallsMins4s6s
IF Sartorilbw b Srinath6    
GJ Armsc Srikkanth b Srinath11    
PJ Solwayb Jadeja29    
JB Szeligac Banerjee b Raju5    
*MS Curryb Jadeja15    
R Bedfordnot out50    
GR Irvinec More b Srinath20    
KG Brayc Raju b Srinath2    
+GW Viviannot out4    
PD Roedid not bat 
EJ Marrinerdid not bat 
Extras(9 lb, 7 nb, 7 w)23
Total(7 wickets, innings closed, 42 overs)165
Fall of wickets:
1-19 (Sartori), 2-31 (Arms), 3-42 (Szeliga), 4-78 (Curry), 5-83 (Solway), 6-141 (Irvine), 7-152 (Bray)
Indians bowlingOversMdnsRunsWktsWidesNo-Balls
Srinath9   228434
Banerjee8   229012
Raju8   1311--
Tendulkar7   0240--
Jadeja6   029231
Srikkanth4   0150--

Indians inningsRunsBallsMins4s6s
*K Srikkanthc Vivian b Marriner4    
M Prabhakarc Vivian b Roe38    
AD Jadejac Szeliga b Marriner5    
VG Kamblinot out51    
SV Manjrekarnot out3    
SR Tendulkardid not bat 
PK Amredid not bat 
+KS Moredid not bat 
ST Banerjeedid not bat 
SLV Rajudid not bat 
J Srinathdid not bat 
Extras(2 b, 1 lb, 12 nb, 13 w)28
Total(3 wickets, 30.4 overs)129
Fall of wickets:
1-9 (Srikkanth), 2-32 (Jadeja), 3-117 (Prabhakar)
Australian Country XI bowlingOversMdnsRunsWktsWidesNo-Balls
Marriner6   1102--
Roe7   0401812
Bray5   0130--
Irvine7.40320--
Curry5   0310--

Notes
--> The match was reduced before play started to 42 overs per side
--> When play was halted Indians needed to have scored 155 runs to win

Twelfth men: CJ Staude (Australia Country), M Azharuddin (India)
Match notes
Rain delayed the commencement of the match by 65 minutes and the game was reduced to 42 overs a side. Country began slowly but some quick runs towards the end brought then a respectable total. India was cruising towards victory when rain came down at 4.48 p.m. and continued throughout the afternoon so that no further play was possible. In the count back to the highest scoring overs, the formula to be used to decide such matches in the forthcoming World Cup, the Country total was revised to 154 from the best scoring thirty overs so that Country was declared winner with an advantage of 25 runs.

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