West Indies Record at Champions Trophy

West Indies enjoyed one of the most dominant record at Champions trophy having played 3 of the last 6 finals and winning once. Their record almost washes out their sin of being the only top 8 test playing nations to have lost an edition in the qualifier itself. In the final edition it took a tie against South Africa to knock them out at Group Stage. Overall WI sign off with 24 matches, 13 wins, 10 losses and a tie.

2013 Schedule and Results

Best Results

Winner: 2004
Runners up:1998, 2006
Semifinalist:

All records before WI vs India Group match in 2013.
Interesting Facts

791 runs in 17 innings make Gayle the highest run scorer of Champions Trophy history.
They have never played New Zealand in the tournament.
In 2000, losing the qualifier to SL they did not qualify for the main tournament.
18 appearances make Brain Lara the most experience WI player at CT.
Gayle (17), Sarwan, Chanderpayl (16), Dwayn Bravo (15), Samuels (12), Wavell Hinds(11), and Bradshaw (10) are other players to have played 10 or more games at CT.

WI Performance in all Editions
1998:

Captain: Lara, Wicket Keeper:
1. QF: WI def Pak by 30 runs
2. SF: WI def Ind by 6 wkts
3. Final: SA def WI by 4 wkts

2000:

Captain: Campbell, Wicket Keeper:
1. Qualifier: SL def WI by 108 runs

2002:

Captain: Hooper, Wicket Keeper:
Group C: South Africa, West Indies, Kenya
1. SA def WI by 2 wkts
2. WI def Kenya by 29 runs

2004:

Captain: Lara, Wicket Keeper:
Group B: West Indies, South Africa, Bangladesh
1. WI def Ban by 138 runs
2. WI def SA by 5 wkts
3. SF: WI def Pak by 7 wkts
4. Final: WI def Eng by 2 wkts

2006:

Captain: Lara, Wicket Keeper:
Group A: Australia, West Indies, India, England
1. WI def Aus by 10 runs
2. WI def Ind by 3 wkts
3. Eng def WI by 3 wkts
4. SF: WI def SA by 6 wkts
5. Final: Aus def WI by 8 wkts

2009:

Captain: Reifer, Wicket Keeper:
Group A: Australia, Pakistan, India, West Indies
1. Pak def WI by 5 wkts
2. Aus def WI by 50 runs
3. Ind def WI by 7 wkts

2013
Captain: Dwayn Bravo, Wicket Keeper: Denesh Ramdin
Group B: West Indies, Pakistan, India, South Africa

WI (172/8) def Pak (170) by 2 wickets
Ind def WI by 8 wickets, WI: 233/9, Ind 236/2
WI vs SA Tied, SA: 230/6 (31 ov), WI: 190/6 (26.1 ov)

West Indies Match Results at Champions Trophy

Team	M	W	L	NR
Australia	3	1	2	0
India	4	2	2	0
https://newschoupal.com/2013/06/11/pakistani-record-at-champions-trophy/	4	3	1	0
England	2	1	1	0
Kenya	1	1	0	0
Sri Lanka	2	0	2	0
South Africa	5	2	2	1 Tie
Bangladesh	2	2	0	0
Zimbabwe	1	1	0	0
9	24	13	10	1 Tie

Captains:

Brian Lara 15 matches (11 won, 4 lost)
Dwayn Bravo 3 (1 won, 1 lost, 1 Tie)
FL Reifer 3 matches (3 lost)
Carl Hooper 2 match (1 won, 1 lost)
Campbell 1 (1 lost)

Team Records
Highest Scores: 289/9 (Pak)
Lowest Scores: 80 (SL), 129 (Ind)
Biggest Wins: 138 runs (Ban), 10 wkts (Ban), 214 balls (Zimbabwe), 131 balls (Pak)
Smallest wins: 10 runs, (Aus), 2 wkts (Eng, Pak), 2 balls (Ind)
100+ Partnerships: 6 (3 for 1st, 2 for 2nd, 1 for 5th)
Biggest Partnerships by Wickets:

1st 192 Gayle, Hinds (Ban), 2004
2nd 174 Gayle, Dwayn Bravo (Eng), 2006
3rd 98 Sarwan, Lara (SA), 2004
4th 92 Sarwan, Morton (Ind), 2006
5th 137 Morton, Lara (Aus), 2006
6th 46 Arthurton, Simmons (Pak), 1998
7th 74 L Williams, Nagamootoo (SL), 2000
8th 38 Sammy, NO Miller (Pak), 2009
9th 71* Browne, Bradshaw (Eng), 2004
10th 51* Sammy, Roach (Ind), 2013

Batting Records

Best Batsman: Gayle (791 runs in 17 innings), Chanderpaul (587 runs in 16 innings)
Centuries: 3 (Gayle 2, Lara, Wallace, Dwayn Bravo 1 each)
50s: 18 (5 Chanderpaul, 3 Sarwan, 2 Lara)
Best in one edition: 474 Gayle (2006), 222 Chanderpaul (2006), 221 (Wallace, 1998)

Bowling Records

Highest wickets: Dillon (19), Gayle (17), Dwayn Bravo (15), Bradshaw (14), Jerome Taylor (13)
Best Performances: 5/29 Dillon (Ban, 2004)
Most Expensive: 0/73 Roach (Aus, 2009)
Most wickets in a series: 13 (Jerome Taylor), 8 (Gayle, Bradshaw)

MOMs: 12
Gayle has maximum 3 MOMs, Sarwan has two.

2013: Kemar Roach (Pak)
2009: None
2006: Morton (Aus), Chanderpaul (Ind), Gayle (Eng, SA)
2004: Gayle (Ban), Sarwan (SA, Pak), Bradshaw (Eng)
2002: Lara (Kenya)
2000: None
1998: Arthurton (Pak), Dillion (Ind)