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Played at Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street (neutral venue), on 16 July 2000 (50-over match)

Result Zimbabwe won by 6 wickets (with 5 balls remaining)


West Indies innings (50 overs maximum)			R	M	B	4s	6s	SR
	SL Campbell	c Campbell b Viljoen	105	183	137	8	0	76.64
	WW Hinds	c Carlisle b Viljoen	42	78	64	7	0	65.62
	BC Lara	b Viljoen	87	102	76	6	3	114.47
	RL Powell	run out (Streak/A Flower)	12	21	12	1	0	100.00
	CH Gayle	c Campbell b Streak	3	5	4	0	0	75.00
	RD Jacobs	not out	7	16	10	0	0	70.00
	MV Nagamootoo	not out	2	2	2	0	0	100.00
	Extras	(b 2, lb 8, w 14, nb 5)	29

	Total	(5 wickets; 50 overs)	287	(5.74 runs per over)

Did not bat

JC Adams, NAM McLean, M Dillon, RD King


Zimbabwe innings (target: 288 runs from 50 overs)			R	M	B	4s	6s	SR
	NC Johnson	c Jacobs b Dillon	4	21	15	0	0	26.66
	GJ Whittall	c Powell b Dillon	23	60	31	1	0	74.19
	MW Goodwin	not out	112	191	137	7	0	81.75
	ADR Campbell	run out (Nagamootoo)	12	20	14	0	0	85.71
	A Flower	run out (Gayle)	11	20	17	1	0	64.70
	GW Flower	not out	96	109	87	8	1	110.34
	Extras	(lb 12, w 14, nb 6)	32

	Total	(4 wickets; 49.1 overs)	290	(5.89 runs per over)

Did not bat SV Carlisle, DP Viljoen, HH Streak, JA Rennie, BC Strang

Toss West Indies, who chose to bat first
Points Zimbabwe 2, West Indies 0

ODI debut MV Nagamootoo (West Indies)
Player of the match MW Goodwin (Zimbabwe)

Umpires JH Hampshire and JW Holder
TV umpire TE Jesty
Match referee RS Madugalle (Sri Lanka)

Match notes

4th Umpire - VA Holder
50 Partnership (Campbell/Hinds) off 77 balls, 44 mins
150 Partnership (Campbell/Lara) off 131 balls, 86 mins
SL Campbell 100 off 133 balls, 175 mins, 7x4
100 Partnership (Goodwin/G Flower) off 111 balls, 68 mins
GW Flower 50 off 58 balls, 72 mins, 2x4
MW Goodwin 100 off 128 balls, 169 mins, 7x4
Goodwin's 112* represented his highest ever score in One-Day Internationals. His previous best was 111 v Sri Lanka at Colombo in 1997-98
Zimbabwe's victory provided it with its highest ever score when batting second in a One-Day International. The team's previous record stood at 278, a mark reached against Australia in Delhi in 1997-98

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