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West Indians among top performers with bat and ball at recently concluded International Masters League

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Lendl Simmons, Dwayne Smith, Ashley Nurse and Ravi Rampaul finished among the top five run scorers and wicket takers, respectively, in the recently concluded International Masters League in India.

In six innings, Simmons scored 351 runs at an average of 87.75 including one hundred and two fifties.

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The Trinidadian, who also had a strike rate of 175.50, was one of only two batsmen to cross the 300-run mark, with the other being Australian Shane Watson who hit 361 runs.

Smith finished third behind Watson and Simmons with 264 runs in seven innings at an average of 37.71 and a strike rate of 154.38.

Nurse finished level with Australia’s Xavier Doherty at the top of the wicket-taking charts with 10 in seven games at an average of 17.70 and an economy of 7.64.

Ravi Rampaul finished third with nine wickets and was one of only two players to take a five-wicket haul.

The West Indies got all the way to the final before losing to India by seven wickets on Sunday.

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