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GEORGE'S, Grenada: All-rounder Scott Styris'
impressive debut of Test cricket and
intermittent rain provided New Zealand a helping
hand to a series-winning draw on the final day
of the second Test against West Indies on
Tuesday.
Just after a week following the first Test
victory, the Black Caps were edging stubbornly
to a second innings score of 256 for five when
rain interrupted play for the final time.
Rain had intervened twice before tea and, with
Styris unbeaten on 69 and Robbie Hart not out
28, the match was abandoned as draw. [more]
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NEWS & REVIEWS
New
Zealand tour West Indies - 2002
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GEORGE'S, Grenada: Patience is one of the
greatest virtues in an opening batsman. West
Indies opener Chris Gayle knew that, but it was
only on Sunday that he learned how to resist
temptation and was rewarded with a career-best
204 in the second Test against New Zealand that
helped his team to 394 for 5.
