Matches (15)

SA20 (2)

WPL (2)

BBL (2)

Super Smash (2)

Vijay Hazare Trophy (2)

New Zealand in India (1)

U19 WC Warm-up (4)

DSG

186/5

(3.4/20 ov, T:187) 32/1

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Schedule Table Series

GG-W

192/5

MI-W

(19.2/20 ov, T:193) 193/3

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Schedule Table Series

Andy Jalil

England in fine form for final showdown

England's capability and confidence has surfaced so rapidly with their progress in this limited-overs series

18-Jul-2000•Andy Jalil

Carnival cricket - you should have tried it years ago

Bob Woolmer, former England and Kent all-rounder and one of the most successful coaches of Warwickshire, spoke to reporter Andy Jalil about his experience of carnival cricket throughout the world and his support for the NatWest Series

18-Jul-2000•Andy Jalil

Beardsley: A proud Geordie - and he loves cricket

Soccer star Peter Beardsley took time off from his work as England team coach to talk to reporter Andy Jalil about his love of cricket and of the North-east ....

16-Jul-2000•Andy Jalil

Extraordinary fightback wipes out West Indies' hopes

An extraordinary fightback from Zimbabwe enabled them to pull off an amazing victory over West Indies by six wickets

16-Jul-2000•Andy Jalil

England's win completes the picture

England carried their magnificent form from Old Trafford to the picturesque Riverside ground in Durham and virtually ended West Indies' hopes of a passage to the final of the NatWest Series next Saturday

15-Jul-2000•Andy Jalil

Still all to play for at half-way point

What emerges quite clearly at the half way stage of the county championship is that there isn't a 'run-away' leader

13-Jul-2000•Andy Jalil

England make light work in wintry weather

In conditions that were more akin to the ninety-minute game at that other part of Old Trafford, Zimbabwe decided to make first use of a pitch which showed a sparse scattering of grass and then decided to register their lowest score against England

13-Jul-2000•Andy Jalil

Cumbes - Cricket has seen the light

Jim Cumbes, Chief Executive of Lancashire, is enthusiastic for the lights and music which day/light play in the NatWest Series has brought to cricket

13-Jul-2000•Andy Jalil

NatWest Trophy - Absorbing cricket in spite of rain

Although the triangular international NatWest Series gets under way today at Bristol with West Indies and Zimbabwe facing each other in a day/night match, the focus of attention has much been on the fourth round of the NatWest Trophy games on the

11-Jul-2000•Andy Jalil

Zimbabwe are transformed

Far from resembling the dejected side they were after their recent Test series with England, Zimbabwe now exude confidence in their play and almost a swagger in their demeanour as they dominate the NatWest Series

11-Jul-2000•Andy Jalil

County chief thrilled by NatWest Series opportunity

Paul Millman, Chief Executive of Kent County Cricket, told reporter Andy Jalil that - in spite of the near wintry conditions of grey skies and cold wind, plus a stoppage for rain, that: "We are thrilled to be included on the circuit for the one-day

11-Jul-2000•Andy Jalil

Trescothick shows ability, temperament, maturity, but the weather reigns at Lord's

This was a match from which two points would have mattered so much to either side

09-Jul-2000•Andy Jalil

Chris Evans gives NatWest Series thumbs up

Chris Evans, the television and radio celebrity, is a keen cricket fan and came to Lord's hoping to enjoy a day's cricket

09-Jul-2000•Andy Jalil

Cricket shines at The Oval

There was no fear of being 'Blinded By The Light' at the Oval today, in spite of Manfred Mann blaring it out, as it remained grey and dismal almost throughout the day

08-Jul-2000•Andy Jalil

Colour, Music, Light - Southern Hemisphere cricket comes to England

The crowd may have been seventy thousand less for a day-nighter, but the colour, the music and the lights ensured that in atmosphere, the little ground did not lack much behind the imposing MCG, Down Under

07-Jul-2000•Andy Jalil

Marvellous Performance - Enthralling to the end

How fitting that the hundredth Test match staged at the Head Quarters of cricket should end in such exciting climax

01-Jul-2000•Andy Jalil

Drama at Lord's as wickets tumble - 2nd Test day two

Cricket is the most perverse of games, predicted at peril

30-Jun-2000•Andy Jalil

Cork and Gough reduce West Indies to moderate score

Dominic Cork, with a memorable bowling performance on his return to Test cricket after a twenty-month absence and a very commendable effort from Darren Gough, restricted West Indies to a moderate score after the tourists seemed well on the way to

29-Jun-2000•Andy Jalil

The Mid-Week Commentary

While England are still in the earlier stages of their current series with West Indies, Pakistan are already looking forward to welcoming them for the winter tour

29-Jun-2000•Andy Jalil

Bangladesh Board President speaks to CricInfo

With Bangladesh having been granted full Test status, after remaining an associate member of the ICC for twenty years, a delighted President of the Bangladesh Cricket Board, Saber H

27-Jun-2000•Andy Jalil

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