West Indies cricket team in England in the 2004 season

The West Indies cricket team's tour to England in the 2004 season took place from July 22nd to August 21st, 2004. The international cricket tour was part of the 2004 international cricket season and consisted of four tests . The West Indies won the series 4-0.

prehistory

Both teams previously played a three-nation tournament with New Zealand . The last meeting of the two teams on a tour took place in the 2003/04 season in the West Indies .

Stages

The following stages were designated as the venue for the tour and announced on July 15, 2004.

Birmingham London (Lord's) London (oval) Manchester

Tour venues

Stadion	city	capacity	Games
Edgbaston Cricket Ground	Birmingham	24,803	2nd test
The oval	London	23,500	4th test
Lord's Cricket Ground	London	30,000	1st test
Old Trafford Cricket Ground	Manchester	19,000	3rd test

Squad lists

The West Indies named their roster on June 16, 2004. England named their roster on July 18, 2004.

test
England	West Indies
Michael Vaughan ( K ) Marcus Trescothick ( UK ) James Anderson Ian Bell Andrew Flinthoff Ashley Giles Stephen Harmison Matthew Hoggard Geraint Jones ( wk ) Simon Jones Robert Key Andrew Strauss Graham Thorpe	Brian Lara ( K ) Omari Banks Charlton Baugh ( wk ) Tino Best Dwayne Bravo Shivnarine Chanderpaul Pedro Collins Corey Collymore Fidel Edwards Chris Gayle Ridley Jacobs ( wk ) New Years Eve Joseph Jermaine Lawson Dave Mohammed Ramnaresh Sarwan Devon Smith Dwayne Smith

Tour matches

July 13-15 Scorecard	Arundel	West Indians 380 (95) & 157 (35.5)	-	Marylebone Cricket Club 260 (58) & 248 (63.3)
		West Indians wins with 29 runs

July 17-19 scorecard	Shenley	West Indians 534-7d (120.1) & 283-5d (59.5)	-	Sri Lanka A 346 (70)
		draw

August 5-7 Scorecard	Derby	West Indians 223 (40.1) & 368-6d (81)	-	Derbyshire 188 (70.2) & 88 (35.3)
		West Indians wins with 315 runs

Testing

First test in London

July 22nd - 26th Scorecard	London (Lord's)	England 568 (121.4) & 325-5d (76.4)	-	West Indies 416 (116.4) & 267 (79.3)
		England wins with 210 runs

During the test, there was a police operation after allegedly a spectator pulled a knife after another spectator's cell phone rang.

Second test in Birmingham

July 29th - August 1st scorecard	Birmingham	England 566-9d (134) & 248 (65.1)	-	West Indies 336 (91.3) & 222 (55.3)
		England wins with 256 runs

Third test in Manchester

August 12-16 Scorecard	Manchester	West Indies 395 (94.3) & 165 (59.4)	-	England 330 (112.2) & 231-3 (65.4)
		England wins with 7 wickets

Fourth test in London

August 19-21 Scorecard	London (The Oval)	England 470 (123.2) & 318 (84.2)	-	West Indies 152 (36.5) & 4-0 (0.3)
		England wins with 10 wickets

statistics

The following cricket statistics were obtained on this tour.

Testing
Batting
player	team	Games	Innings	Runs	Average	HS	100s	50s
Shivnarine Chanderpaul	West Indies	4th	8th	437	72.83	128 *	1	2
Chris Gayle	West Indies	4th	8th	400	50.00	105	1	3
Andrew Flintoff	England	4th	7th	387	64.50	167	1	3
Rob Key	England	4th	7th	378	63.00	221	1	1
Michael Vaughan	England	4th	7th	330	55.00	103	2	1
bowling
player	team	Games	Overs	Wickets	Average	BBI	5W	10W
Ashley Giles	England	4th	186.1	22nd	23.13	5/57	2	0
Steve Harmison	England	4th	131.4	17th	29.52	6/46	1	0
Dwayne Bravo	West Indies	4th	128.4	16	26.18	6/55	1	0
Matthew Hoggard	England	4th	126	16	30.75	4/83	0	0
Andrew Flintoff	England	4th	88.3	14th	21.21	3/25	0	0

Player of the Series

The following players were honored as Player of the Series .

series	Player of the Series
test	Shivnarine Chanderpaul Andrew Flintoff

Player of the Match

The following players were recognized as Player of the Match .

game	Player of the Match
1st test	Ashley Giles
2nd test	Andrew Flintoff
3rd test	Graham Thorpe
4th test	Steve Harmison

Web links

• The series on Cricinfo

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Bangladesh tour schedule announced ( English ) Cricinfo. July 15, 2005. Retrieved December 17, 2016.
2. ↑ Lara to lead test team in England ( English ) Cricinfo. June 16, 2004. Retrieved December 29, 2016.
3. ↑ Butcher passed fit to play in opening Test ( English ) Cricinfo. July 18, 2004. Retrieved December 29, 2016.
4. ↑ Mobile phone triggers knife attack at Lord's ( English ) Cricinfo. August 9, 2004. Retrieved December 29, 2016.
5. ↑ Records / The Wisden Trophy, 2004 / Most runs ( English ) Cricinfo. Retrieved January 5, 2017.
6. ↑ Records / The Wisden Trophy, 2004 / Most wickets ( English ) Cricinfo. Retrieved January 5, 2017.