Frank Worrell Trophy 2003 | Test Series Review | Steve Waugh Won 3-1 In His Last Tour As Captain

Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @cricketmax87   This series was historic for many reasons: Steve Waugh’s last overseas tour as captain. Australia missing Shane Warne (drug ban) & Glenn McGrath (injury in first two Tests). Played with five bowlers in all 4 Tests. Ended with West Indies’ record-breaking 418 run chase – still the highest successful chase in Test cricket. 🏏 Series Results (Australia won 3–1) 1st Test – Georgetown (10–13 April 2003) WI 237 & 398 | AUS 489 & 147/1 Chanderpaul 100, Ganga 113 | Langer 146 & 78, Ponting 117, Gillespie 5/39 ✅ Australia won by 9 wickets | MoM: Justin Langer 2nd Test – Port of Spain (19–23 April 2003) AUS 576/4d & 238/3d | WI 408 & 288 Ponting 206, Hayden 100*, Lara 122, Ganga 117 | Brett Lee 4/69 ✅ Australia won by 118 runs | MoM: Ricky Ponting 3rd Test – Bridgetown (1–5 May 2003) AUS 605/9d | WI 328 & 284 | AUS 8/1 Waugh 115, Ponting 113 | MacGill 4/107 & 5/75 ✅ Australia won by 9 wickets | MoM: Stuart MacGill 4th Test – Antigua (9–13 May 2003) AUS 240 & 417 | WI 240 & 418/7 Hayden 177, Chanderpaul 104*, Sarwan 105, Lara 68 | Lawson 7/78, Brett Lee 4/63 ✅ West Indies won by 3 wickets (Highest successful chase: 418) | MoM: Shivnarine Chanderpaul 📌 Final Result: Australia won series 3–1, retaining the Frank Worrell Trophy. ⭐ Key Moments: Ricky Ponting’s double century & Player of the Series. Justin Langer & Hayden’s crucial runs. MacGill’s 9 wickets at Bridgetown. Historic sledging battle: McGrath vs Sarwan. West Indies’ record 418 chase at Antigua led by Chanderpaul & Sarwan. #ausvwi #testseries #cricketmax #highlights