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West Indies vs Australia, 1st Test, Australia in West Indies, 2003 - Match Info
WI vs AUS, 1st Test, Australia in West Indies, 2003 - Match Info
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Australia in West Indies, 2003
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Venue:
Bourda, Georgetown, Guyana
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Date & Time:
Thursday, April 10, 8:00 PM LOCAL
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WI vs AUS • 1st Test • Australia in West Indies, 2003
Series
Australia in West Indies, 2003
Date
Thursday, April 10
Time
8:00 PM LOCAL, 12:00 AM GMT, 5:30 AM IST
Venue
Bourda, Georgetown, Guyana
Umpires
Asoka De Silva, Rudi Koertzen
3rd Umpire
Eddie Nicholls
Referee
Mike Procter
West Indies squad
Players
Wavell Hinds,
Devon Smith,
Daren Ganga,
Brian Lara (c),
Marlon Samuels,
Shivnarine Chanderpaul,
Ridley Jacobs (wk),
Vasbert Drakes,
Mervyn Dillon,
Pedro Collins,
Jermaine Lawson
Australia squad
Players
Justin Langer,
Matthew Hayden,
Ricky Ponting,
Darren Lehmann,
Steve Waugh (c),
Adam Gilchrist (wk),
Brad Hogg,
Andy Bichel,
Brett Lee,
Jason Gillespie,
Stuart MacGill
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Stadium
Bourda
City
Georgetown, Guyana, West Indies
Capacity
25,000
Ends
Regent Street End, North Road End
Hosts To
Guyana
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