| Sensible question Mike.
Well at least Chanderpaul learnt from some his more idiotic decisions of Saturday, and was much more effective in the field on Sunday. After the 15th over, he even dried up the scoring, by keeping only two men outside the circle and thus making singles very hard to come by, something he had failed to do yesterday. And of course, Bravo was not over-bowled on Sunday, with Collymore and Bradshaw bowling at the death. Unfortunately for the Windies, Bradshaw gave away 21 in the last over (including three sixes off the last three deliveries of the innings), and Pakistan won by 22 runs.
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