Kiwis add to Windies’ woes

THE West Indies’ poor start to the World Cup Super Eights got worse as they slumped to defeat against New Zealand yesterday.

Kiwis add to Windies’ woes
Fri, 30 Mar, 2007 - 01:00

Scott Styris struck his third half-century of the World Cup to ease New Zealand to victory in what turned out ultimately to be an uninspired match in Antigua.

The Windies defeat followed their opening Super Eights loss to Australia.

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