Matches (6)

USA vs BAN (1)

IPL (2)

T20I Tri-Series (1)

ENG v PAK (1)

CE Cup (1)

RESULT • 1st T20I • Prairie View

BAN

USA

(19.3/20 ov, T:154) 156/5

U.S.A. won by 5 wickets (with 3 balls remaining)

Schedule Report Series

RESULT • Qualifier 1 • IPL • T20 • Ahmedabad

SRH

159

KKR

(13.4/20 ov, T:160) 164/2

KKR won by 8 wickets (with 38 balls remaining)

Schedule Table Report Series

Australia vs West Indies, 1st Final at Sydney, , Feb 07 2001 - Cricket Photos

RESULT

1st Final (D/N), Sydney, February 07, 2001, Carlton Series

253/9

(37.2/50 ov, T:254) 119

Australia won by 134 runs

Player Of The Match

, AUS

47* (33) & 2/5

West Indies batsman Brian Lara walks dejected as the Australian team celebrate at the first Final of the Tri Nations series in Sydney 07 February 2001. Lara made seven boundarys from 38 balls before being caught by Australian wicket-keeper Adam Gilchrist off the bowling of Damien Fleming as the West Indies chased the Australian total of 254.

Australian's in the background celebrate the fall of Lara•Feb 08, 2001•David Hancock/AFP

Lara sweeps Warne as Gilchrist looks on•Feb 08, 2001•David Hancock/AFP

West Indies fieldsman Ricardo Powell lies injured on the boundary after he attempted to stop a four from Australia's Adam Gilchrist during the first cricket Final between Australia and the West Indies in Sydney 07 February 2001. The West Indies won the toss and put Australia in to bat and they are currently 2/73.

Powell lies on the boundary line after getting injured while fielding•Feb 08, 2001•David Hancock/AFP

West Indies fast bowler Cameron Cuffy (L) celebrates taking the wicket of Australia's Shane Warne with West Indies wicket-keeper Ridley Jacobs (R) during the first cricket final between Australia and the West Indies in Sydney 07 February 2001. Warne was caught by Jacobs for 7 runs. Australia have set a target 254 for the West Indies to chase at the end of 50 overs.

Cuffy celebrates the fall of Shane Warne with Jacobs•Feb 08, 2001•David Hancock/AFP

West Indies batsman Brian Lara walks dejected after being caught by Australian wicket-keeper Adam Gilchrist off the bowling of Damien Fleming at first Final of the Tri Nations series in Sydney 07 February 2001. Lara made seven boundarys from 38 balls as the West Indies chased the Australian total of 253. The West Indies are currently 7/85.

A dejected Lara walks back to the pavilion•Feb 08, 2001•AFP

Australia's Michael Bevan (R) walks after being caught by West Indies wicket-keeper Ridley Jacobs during the first cricket Final between Australia and The West Indies in Sydney 07 February 2001. Bevan made 23 runs before being caught off the bowling of Laurie Williams.

West Indian's celebrate the fall of Bevan•Feb 08, 2001•David Hancock/AFP

West Indies fast bowler Cameron Cuffy celebrates after taking the wicket of Mark Waugh for 10 runs during the first cricket final between Australia and the West Indies in Sydney 07 February 2001. The West Indies won the toss and put Australia in to bat, Waugh was caught by Brian Lara.

Cuffy signals the departure of Mark Waugh•Feb 08, 2001•David Hancock/AFP

7 Feb 2001: Cameron Cuffy of West Indies celebrates the wicket of Mark Waugh of Australia caught by Brian Lara for ten during the first final of the Carlton Series One Day Internationals between Australia and West Indies at the Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, Australia.

7 Feb 2001: Cameron Cuffy of West Indies celebrates the wicket of Mark Waugh•Feb 07, 2001•Nick Wilson/Getty Images

Match Coverage

Australia v West Indies 2000-2001

At Sydney, February 7 (day/night)

Australia v West Indies 2000-2001

1st Final, Carlton Series, Australia v West Indies, Statistical Highlights

It was the 1685th ODI in cricket history

1st Final, Carlton Series, Australia v West Indies, Statistical Highlights

And defeat goes on

Sydney: The West Indies made runs harder to come by but still presented cheap wickets as Australia trounced them in the first of the best-of-three finals in the Carlton Series at the SCG last night

And defeat goes on

Finality comes early to opening Carlton Series final

If finals are deigned to be more exciting, more tense and more competitive affairs than most of the games which precede them, then today's opening bout of the Carlton Series deciders between Australia and West Indies didn't necessarily fail the test

Finality comes early to opening Carlton Series final

Instant answers to T20 questions

West Indies Innings

PLAYER NAME		R	B
D Ganga	lbw	0	8
RD Jacobs	caught	0	6
MN Samuels	run out	24	53
BC Lara	caught	35	38
JC Adams	caught	9	14
RL Powell	lbw	3	11
SC Joseph	caught	18	47
LR Williams	caught	1	16
MV Nagamootoo	caught	8	27
NAM McLean	caught	0	3
CE Cuffy	not out	0	2
Extras	(b 2, lb 7, nb 1, w 11)
Total	119(10 wkts; 37.2 ovs)

WKT	RUNS	PLAYERS
1st	0	Ridley Jacobs	Daren Ganga
2nd	0	Daren Ganga	Marlon Samuels
3rd	58	Brian Lara	Marlon Samuels
4th	16	Jimmy Adams	Marlon Samuels
5th	0	Ricardo Powell	Marlon Samuels
6th	2	Ricardo Powell	Sylvester Joseph
7th	4	Laurie Williams	Sylvester Joseph
8th	22	Mahendra Nagamootoo	Sylvester Joseph
9th	0	Nixon McLean	Sylvester Joseph
10th	16	Cameron Cuffy	Sylvester Joseph

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Carlton Series

TEAM	M	W	L	PT	NRR
AUS	8	8	0	16	1.360
WI	8	3	5	6	-0.725
ZIM	8	1	7	2	-0.546

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