Zimbabwe beaten

Published January 5, 2004

PERTH, Jan 4: Powerful knocks by Western Australian batsmen Murray Goodwin and Scott Meuleman saw the home side cruise to a 70-run win over a lacklustre Zimbabwe in a day-night match here Sunday.

The defeat was a bitter blow for the tourists, who had narrowly defeated an Australia 'A' team at the same venue in their opening tour match on Thursday.

Scoreboard

WESTERN AUSTRALIA:

R.J. Campbell c Taibu b Hondo 17

S. Meuleman b Flower 67

C. Rogers c Blignaut b Ervine 9

M.E.K. Hussey run out 21

M.W. Goodwin c Flower b Blignaut 77

M.J. North c Taibu b Irvine 7

G.B. Hogg b Ervine 48

P. Worthington c Sibanda b Ervine 3

J. Taylor b Ervine 13

D. Wates not out 1

EXTRAS (LB-3, W-7, NB-13) 23

TOTAL (for nine wkts, 50 overs) 286

FALL OF WKTS: 1-31, 2-55, 3-111, 4-148, 5-161, 6-256, 7-263, 8-281, 9-286.

DID NOT: P. Wilson.

BOWLING: Hondo 8-1-38-1 (2nb, 1w); Mahwire 10-0-59-0 (4nb, 2w); Ervine 10-0-56-5 (1w); Blignaut 8-0-56-1 (6nb, 1w); Friend 4-0-26-0 (1nb, 1w); Flower 10-0-48-1 (1w).

ZIMBABWE:

V. Sibanda c Campbell b Wilson 13

S.V. Carlisle c North b Wilson 8

M.A. Vermeulen c Campbell b W'hington 55

G.W. Flower c Campbell b Wates 22

C.B. Wishart retired hurt 13

T. Taibu c Wilson b Wates 33

S.M. Ervine c Goodwin b W'hington 31

A.M. Blignaut st Campbell b Hogg 11

T.J. Friend c W'hington b North 12

N.B. Mahwire c Hogg b North 6

D.T. Hondo not out 2

EXTRAS (LB-6, W-4) 10

TOTAL (all out, 44.1 overs) 216

FALL OF WKTS: 1-13, 2-42, 3-101, 4-101, 5-151, 6-175, 7-197, 8-204, 9-216.

BOWLING: Wilson 7-1-21-2 (1w); Taylor 6-0-43-0 (1w); Wates 10-0-51-2; Worthington 10-0-53-2; Hogg 10-1-37-1 (2w); North 1.1-0-5-2.

RESULT: Western Australia won by 70 runs.-AFP/Reuters

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