Zimbabwean cricket team in the West Indies in 2006 bowlers got at least one wicket each. Jerome Taylor then took four wickets as Zimbabwe fell for 144, with Elton Chigumbura (13) and Tawanda Mupariwa (16) joining Chibhabha with double figure scores. University of West Indies Vice Chancellor's XI won by 5 wickets Piet Rinke hit 113 for the Zimbabweans in the 13-a-side match, and Brendan Taylor and Charles Coventry also took half-centuries. For the University of West Indies' XI, Ryan Hinds and Xavier Marshall, who had both played internationals for West Indies before, made scores of 117 not out and 54 respectively, and C. Walton anchored the chase with
West Indian cricket team in England in 1984 the all-rounders "triple double" of 300 wickets and 3,000 runs in Tests. England's batsman were unable to capitalise on the relative success of their bowlers. They were bowled out for 162, with only Fowler scoring more than 20, Marshall taking 5-35. West Indies piled on the runs in their second innings, reaching 346, with a century to Desmond Haynes (125). Needing to score 375 to win, England subsided to 202 all out, with Botham top scorer on 54. Garner (4-51) and Holding (5-43) taking 9 wickets between them. On the final day, Pocock was the fourth Test cricketer to be