English cricket team in the West Indies in 1989–90
January 01, 1970
The England national cricket team toured the West Indies from January to April 1990 and played a five-match Test series against the West Indies cricket team which the West Indies won 2–1. The West Indies were captained by Viv Richards, and England by Graham Gooch. England's victory in the First Test at Kingston was their first over the West Indies since the 1973–74 series. The Second Test, scheduled as England’s first at Bourda since the 1973–74 tour (due to the Guyanese government’s refusal to admit Robin Jackman in 1980–81[1] and to admit anyone who had played or coached in apartheid South Africa in 1985–86),[2] was abandoned without a ball being bowled. The Third Test, in which the West Indies were captained by Desmond Haynes, resulted in a draw; following an injury to Gooch in that match, Allan Lamb replaced him as captain for the final two Tests, both of which were won by the West Indies.
In addition to the Tests, the teams played a five-match Limited Overs International (LOI) series which the West Indies won 3–0.[3] A further two LOIs were scheduled to replace the abandoned Test in Guyana.
The match was reduced before play started to 38 overs per side.
Georgetown Test Match replacement ODIsedit
When the Georgetown Test was washed out, two replacement One-Day Internationals were arranged for the scheduled fourth and fifth days of the match; the first of these was itself washed out. These did not count towards the Cable and Wireless ODI Series.
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The England national cricket team toured the West Indies from January to April 1990 and played a five match Test series against the West Indies cricket team which the West Indies won 2 1 The West Indies were captained by Viv Richards and England by Graham Gooch England s victory in the First Test at Kingston was their first over the West Indies since the 1973 74 series The Second Test scheduled as England s first at Bourda since the 1973 74 tour due to the Guyanese government s refusal to admit Robin Jackman in 1980 81 1 and to admit anyone who had played or coached in apartheid South Africa in 1985 86 2 was abandoned without a ball being bowled The Third Test in which the West Indies were captained by Desmond Haynes resulted in a draw following an injury to Gooch in that match Allan Lamb replaced him as captain for the final two Tests both of which were won by the West Indies In addition to the Tests the teams played a five match Limited Overs International LOI series which the West Indies won 3 0 3 A further two LOIs were scheduled to replace the abandoned Test in Guyana Contents 1 Test match summary 1 1 First Test 1 2 Second Test 1 3 Third Test 1 4 Fourth Test 1 5 Fifth Test 2 ODI series summary 2 1 1st ODI 2 2 2nd ODI 2 3 3rd ODI 2 4 4th ODI 2 5 5th ODI 3 Georgetown Test Match replacement ODIs 3 1 1st ODI 3 2 2nd ODI 4 ReferencesTest match summary editFirst Test edit 24 February 1 March 1990 5 day match Scorecard West Indies nbsp v nbsp England 164 64 overs DL Haynes 36 115 ARC Fraser 5 28 20 overs 364 109 2 overs AJ Lamb 132 205 CA Walsh 5 68 27 2 overs 240 72 3 overs CA Best 64 136 GC Small 4 58 22 overs 41 1 16 3 overs W Larkins 29 60 IR Bishop 1 17 7 3 overs England won by 9 wicketsSabina Park Kingston Jamaica Umpires LH Barker and SA Bucknor Player of the match AJ Lamb ENG West Indies won the toss and elected to bat 27 February was taken as a rest day There was no play on the fourth day N Hussain and AJ Stewart both ENG made their Test debuts Second Test edit 10 15 March 1990 5 day match Scorecard West Indies nbsp v nbsp England Match abandoned without a ball bowledBourda Georgetown Guyana Umpires DM Archer and CR Duncan 13 March was planned as a rest day The match was abandoned on the rest day It was replaced by two one day matches on the scheduled fourth and fifth days 4 Third Test edit 23 28 March 1990 5 day match Scorecard West Indies nbsp v nbsp England 199 65 1 overs AL Logie 98 139 DE Malcolm 4 60 20 overs 288 137 2 overs GA Gooch 84 264 CEL Ambrose 4 59 36 2 overs 239 84 2 overs DL Haynes 45 89 DE Malcolm 6 77 26 2 overs 120 5 33 overs AJ Stewart 31 32 CA Walsh 3 27 7 overs Match drawnQueen s Park Oval Port of Spain Trinidad Umpires LH Barker and CE Cumberbatch Player of the match DE Malcolm ENG England won the toss and elected to field 26 March was taken as a rest day EA Moseley WIN made his Test debut Fourth Test edit 5 10 April 1990 5 day match Scorecard West Indies nbsp v nbsp England 446 121 5 overs CA Best 164 245 GC Small 4 109 35 overs 358 109 3 overs AJ Lamb 119 224 IR Bishop 4 70 24 3 overs 267 8d 68 overs DL Haynes 109 177 GC Small 4 74 20 overs 191 91 4 overs RC Russell 55 238 CEL Ambrose 8 45 22 4 overs West Indies won by 164 runsKensington Oval Bridgetown Barbados Umpires DM Archer and LH Barker Player of the match CEL Ambrose WIN England won the toss and elected to field 9 April was taken as a rest day Fifth Test edit 12 16 April 1990 5 day match Scorecard England nbsp v nbsp West Indies 260 91 1 overs RJ Bailey 42 101 IR Bishop 5 84 28 1 overs 446 120 5 overs DL Haynes 167 317 DE Malcolm 4 126 34 5 overs 154 47 overs AJ Lamb 35 59 CEL Ambrose 4 22 13 overs West Indies won by an innings and 32 runsAntigua Recreation Ground St John s Antigua Umpires DM Archer and AE Weekes Player of the match DL Haynes WIN England won the toss and elected to bat 13 April was taken as a rest day The match was scheduled for five days but completed in four ODI series summary editWest Indies won the Cable and Wireless Series 3 0 with two no results 1st ODI edit 14 February 1990 Scorecard West Indies nbsp 208 8 50 overs v nbsp England26 1 13 overs RB Richardson 51 81 ARC Fraser 2 37 10 overs GA Gooch 13 4 MD Marshall 1 12 6 overs No resultQueen s Park Oval Port of Spain Trinidad Umpires DM Archer and CE Cumberbatch England won the toss and elected to field CC Lewis ENG and EA Moseley WIN made their ODI debuts 2nd ODI edit 17 February 1990 Scorecard West Indies nbsp 13 0 5 5 overs v nbsp England CG Greenidge 8 21 No resultQueen s Park Oval Port of Spain Trinidad Umpires DM Archer and CE Cumberbatch England won the toss and elected to field 3rd ODI edit 3 March 1990 Scorecard England nbsp 214 8 50 overs v nbsp West Indies216 7 50 overs AJ Lamb 66 97 IR Bishop 4 28 10 overs RB Richardson 108 132 EE Hemmings 3 31 10 overs West Indies won by 3 wicketsSabina Park Kingston Jamaica Umpires LH Barker and SA Bucknor Player of the match RB Richardson WIN England won the toss and elected to bat 4th ODI edit 7 March 1990 Scorecard England nbsp 188 8 48 overs v nbsp West Indies191 4 45 2 overs W Larkins 34 62 CA Walsh 2 33 10 overs CA Best 100 119 EE Hemmings 1 33 10 overs West Indies won by 6 wicketsBourda Georgetown Guyana Umpires DM Archer and CR Duncan Player of the match CA Best WIN West Indies won the toss and elected to field The match was reduced to 48 overs per side 5th ODI edit 3 April 1990 Scorecard England nbsp 214 3 38 overs v nbsp West Indies217 6 37 3 overs RA Smith 69 84 EA Moseley 1 43 7 overs RB Richardson 80 84 GC Small 3 29 9 overs West Indies won by 4 wicketsKensington Oval Bridgetown Barbados Umpires DM Archer and LH Barker Player of the match RB Richardson WIN West Indies won the toss and elected to field The match was reduced before play started to 38 overs per side Georgetown Test Match replacement ODIs editWhen the Georgetown Test was washed out two replacement One Day Internationals were arranged for the scheduled fourth and fifth days of the match the first of these was itself washed out These did not count towards the Cable and Wireless ODI Series 1st ODI edit 14 March 1990 Scorecard West Indies nbsp v nbsp England Bourda Georgetown Guyana Umpires DM Archer and CR Duncan No toss made 2nd ODI edit 15 March 1990 Scorecard England nbsp 166 9 49 overs v nbsp West Indies167 3 40 2 overs GA Gooch 42 102 RJ Bailey 42 54 CEL Ambrose 4 18 9 overs CG Greenidge 77 122 GC Small 1 32 7 overs West Indies won by 7 wicketsBourda Georgetown Guyana Umpires DM Archer and CR Duncan Player of the match CG Greenidge WIN West Indies won the toss and elected to field The match was reduced to 49 overs per side CB Lambert WIN made his ODI debut References edit New Zealand win a thriller at the Basin February 28 down the years ESPNcricinfo Retrieved 30 August 2023 Woodcock John 31 August 1985 Guyana not included for tour of W Indies The Times p 27 England in the West Indies 1990 CricketArchive Retrieved 24 July 2014 West Indies v England 1989 90 Second Test Wisden 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