The Videocon Cup, Amstelveen
Sep 4, 2004 The inaugural Videocon Cup in Amsterdam got off to a flyer on August 21 as two old enemies, India and Pakistan, clashed in a 10,000 sellout at Amstelveen, with Pakistan emerging victorious in an entertaining tussle.
Netherlands v Pakistan, Amstelveen
Aug 30, 2004 Rain, which affected every game during the Videocon Cup last week, was again the culprit as Pakistan's match against the Netherlands in Amstelveen had to be abandoned
Australia v Pakistan, Final, Videocon Cup, Amsterdam
Aug 28, 2004 Both teams could take positives out of a tense encounter played out in conditions that are fast becoming alien to one-day cricket
Australia v Pakistan, Final, Videocon Cup, Amsterdam
Aug 28, 2004 Australia sneaked a 17-run win over Pakistan in a low-scoring final and proved that they had the determination and nous to pull off victories even in conditions that did not suit them
The Videocon Cup, Amstelveen
Aug 26, 2004 Despite a rain-sodden start to the triangular tournament in Amstelveen, in which two of the three fixtures have been washouts, Australia have rejected a proposal to reschedule their matches against India and Pakistan
Pakistan v Australia, Videocon Cup, Amstelveen
Aug 25, 2004 Torrential rain, and a flooded outfield caused Australia's match against Pakistan to be abandoned without a ball being bowled
India v Australia, Videocon Cup, Amstelveen
Aug 23, 2004 It will worry India-watchers that the team's A game has been on display only twice in the eight one-day international matches that they have played this fledgling season
India v Australia, Videocon Cup, Amstelveen
Aug 23, 2004 Rain interrupted play with two balls left in Australia's innings
Ganguly unhappy with team's lack of consistency
Aug 22, 2004 India were comprehensively outplayed by Pakistan in the opening match of the Videocon Cup
India v Pakistan, Videocon Cup, Amstelveen
Aug 21, 2004 Pakistan pulled all the stops and crushed India in the opening match of the Videocon Cup in Amstelveen
