1988–89 Australian Tri-Series

Result summary

• 1st Match on 10 December 1988 at Adelaide Oval, Adelaide – West Indies 269/9 defeated Pakistan, 180/7 by 89 runs
• 2nd Match on 11 December 1988 at Adelaide Oval, Adelaide – Australia 178/1 defeated Pakistan, 177 by 9 wickets
• 3rd Match on 13 December 1988 at Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney – West Indies 220 defeated Australia, 219/8 by 1 run
• 4th Match on 15 December 1988 at Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne – West Indies 236 defeated Australia, 202 by 34 runs
• 5th Match on 17 December 1988 at Bellerive Oval, Hobart – West Indies 244/4 defeated Pakistan, 227/8 by 17 runs
• 6th Match on 1 January 1989 at WACA Ground, Perth – West Indies 142/3 defeated Pakistan, 140/9 by 7 wickets
• 7th Match on 2 January 1989 at WACA Ground, Perth – Pakistan 216/7 defeated Australia, 178 by 38 runs
• 8th Match on 5 January 1989 at Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne – Australia 226 defeated West Indies, 218/8 by 8 runs
• 9th Match on 7 January 1989 at Gabba, Brisbane – Pakistan 258/7 defeated West Indies, 203 by 55 runs . In this match West Indies conceded 59 extras, the joint highest in an ODI.
• 10th Match on 8 January 1989 at Gabba, Brisbane – Australia 204/5 defeated Pakistan, 203/9 by 5 wickets
• 11th Match on 10 January 1989 at Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne – Australia 258/4 defeated Pakistan, 108/7 by 6 runs
• 12th Match on 12 January 1989 at Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney – Australia 215/5 defeated West Indies, 154/8 by 61 runs

  Final series

• 1st Final on 14 January 1989 at Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne – Australia 204/9 defeated West Indies, 202/9 by 2 runs
• 2nd Final on 16 January 1989 at Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney – West Indies 277/9 defeated Australia, 185 by 92 runs
• 3rd Final on 18 January 1989 at Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney – West Indies 111/2 defeated Australia, 226/4 by 8 wickets . This match led to Australia's development of a replacement to the Average Run Rate method, which became the Most Productive Overs method.