VB Series 2003/04 | Live Score, Schedule, News

AUS

359/5

IND

(33.2/50 ov, T:360) 151

Australia won by 208 runs

RESULT

1st Final (D/N), Melbourne, February 06, 2004, VB Series

IND

222

AUS

(40.1/50 ov, T:223) 224/3

Australia won by 7 wickets (with 59 balls remaining)

RESULT

12th Match (D/N), W.A.C.A, February 03, 2004, VB Series

ZIM

135

IND

(30.3/50 ov, T:136) 136/6

India won by 4 wickets (with 117 balls remaining)

RESULT

11th Match, W.A.C.A, February 01, 2004, VB Series

IND

203

AUS

(32/50 ov, T:204) 204/5

Australia won by 5 wickets (with 108 balls remaining)

NO RESULT

10th Match (D/N), Melbourne, January 29, 2004, VB Series

AUS

(50 ov) 263/9

ZIM

No result

RESULT

9th Match (D/N), Adelaide, January 26, 2004, VB Series

AUS

279/7

ZIM

(50 ov, T:280) 266/8

Australia won by 13 runs

RESULT

8th Match (D/N), Adelaide, January 24, 2004, VB Series

IND

280/7

ZIM

(50 ov, T:281) 277/6

India won by 3 runs

RESULT

7th Match (D/N), Sydney, January 22, 2004, VB Series

IND

296/4

AUS

(33.5/34 ov, T:225) 225/8

Australia won by 2 wickets (with 1 ball remaining) (D/L method)

RESULT

6th Match (D/N), Brisbane, January 20, 2004, VB Series

IND

255/6

ZIM

(47.1/50 ov, T:256) 231

India won by 24 runs

RESULT

5th Match (D/N), Brisbane, January 18, 2004, VB Series

IND

303/4

AUS

(49.4/50 ov, T:304) 284

India won by 19 runs

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Winner

Australiawon the best-of-3-finals 2-0

Big-match players, and the day-night debate

Perhaps numbers never do reveal the full story, but they tell a large part of it

England A slump to third defeat

Sridharan Sriram scored an unbeaten 105, adding 155 for the fifth wicket with Venugopal Rao, as India A eased past England A's substandard target of 211 to complete a 3-0 clean sweep in Chennai

Return of the Blond Bombshell

Despite a public roasting from their coach, Rod Marsh, England A crashed to their third tour defeat in a row, as India A overwhelmed them by 55 runs in Bangalore

England A sunk despite Pietersen hundred

Dinesh Mongia followed up yesterday's century with a resourceful 88, to set India on their way to a narrow two-wicket victory, and an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series

Gavaskar - India are world cricket's 'chokers'

Sunil Gavskar has said that the tag of 'chokers in the crunch matches' now probably belongs to India and not the South Africans who had monopolised it for a long time

England A sunk despite Pietersen hundred

Dinesh Mongia followed up yesterday's century with a resourceful 88, to set India on their way to a narrow two-wicket victory, and an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series

Australia extends lead with comfortable victory

Australia's comfortable 2-0 victory in the final of the VB Series has enabled it to improve its rating at the top of the ICC ODI Championship table to an incredible 137 points

Irfan Pathan reprimanded for breach

Irfan Pathan has been reprimanded by the ICC for a breach of the Code of Conduct

Ganguly defuses sledging situation

Sourav Ganguly acted swiftly to suppress a situation that had potential to boil over into an ugly on-field confrontation

India A draw first blood in Bangalore

Despite a public roasting from their coach, Rod Marsh, England A crashed to their third tour defeat in a row, as India A overwhelmed them by 55 runs in Bangalore

VB Series 2004 Points Table

Team	M	W	L	PT	NRR
AUS	8	6	1	37	1.100
IND	8	5	3	29	0.282
ZIM	8	0	7	6	-1.326

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VB Series 2004 Top Wicket Takers

Irfan Pathan

IND, Lmf

Innings: 10Average: 31.06

Brad Williams

AUS, Rf

Innings: 8Average: 16.66

Heath Streak

ZIM, Rfm

Innings: 8Average: 22.53

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VB Series 2004 Top Run Scorers

Adam Gilchrist

AUS, Lhb

498

Innings: 8Average: 62.25

VVS Laxman

IND, Rhb

443

Innings: 10Average: 63.28

Matthew Hayden

AUS, Lhb

425

Innings: 9Average: 47.22

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