Matches (13)

Men's Hundred (3)

WI vs PAK (1)

ZIM vs NZ (1)

IRE-W vs PAK-W (1)

Women's Hundred (3)

One-Day Cup (3)

AUS-WA vs IND-WA (1)

BP-M

122/6

TR-M

(78/100 balls, T:123) 123/4

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Schedule Table Series

(31.4/50 ov) 164/4

PAK

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Schedule Report Series

Jenny Roesler

A tale of the unexpected

Jenny Thompson presents a review of the 2004 county season

23-Sep-2004•Jenny Thompson

West Indies storm into the final

West Indies romped to a seven-wicket victory, with 22 overs to spare, against Pakistan in the semi-final at the Rose Bowl, and will now face England in the final at The Oval on Saturday

22-Sep-2004•The Bulletin by Jenny Thompson

West Indies storm into the final

West Indies romped to a seven-wicket victory, with 22 overs to spare, against Pakistan in the semi-final at the Rose Bowl, and will now face England in the final at The Oval on Saturday

22-Sep-2004•Jenny Thompson

West Indies storm into the final

West Indies romped to a seven-wicket victory, with 22 overs to spare, against Pakistan in the semi-final at the Rose Bowl, and will now face England in the final at The Oval on Saturday

22-Sep-2004•Jenny Thompson

England's luck could be in

England will fancy their chances of upsetting the form back as they take on the world champions Australia at Edgbaston on Tuesday

20-Sep-2004•Preview by Jenny Thompson

Putting your shirt on the West Indies

Roving Reporter by Jenny Thompson at The Oval

18-Sep-2004•Roving Reporter by Jenny Thompson at The Oval

Reality check

At last here it was, the day everyone had been waiting for

16-Sep-2004•Roving Reporter by Jenny Thompson at The Oval

Gayle and Dillon outclass Bangladesh

Another paltry crowd watched another one-sided encounter at the Rose Bowl as West Indies, put in, overcame a lively pitch to score 269 for 3, and then skittled Bangladesh for 131 to coast home by 138 runs

15-Sep-2004•The Bulletin by Jenny Thompson

Dillon devastates Bangladesh's top order

Chris Gayle and Wavell Hinds posted a sturdy if steady partnership of 192 to set West Indies up after they were put in by Bangladesh at the Rose Bowl

15-Sep-2004•The Bulletin by Jenny Thompson

Sparkling Chigumbura cannot save Zimbabwe

Sri Lanka made hard work of their four-wicket defeat of unfancied Zimbabwe as they successfully, if not entirely convincingly, chased a handy total of 191

14-Sep-2004•Jenny Thompson

Sparkling Chigumbura cannot save Zimbabwe

Sri Lanka made hard work of their four-wicket defeat of unfancied Zimbabwe as they successfully, if not entirely convincingly, chased a handy total of 191

14-Sep-2004•The Bulletin by Jenny Thompson

Sri Lanka win toss and put Zimbabwe in

At a sunny but cold and windy Oval, Sri Lanka captain Marvan Atapattu won the toss and chose to field

14-Sep-2004•Jenny Thompson

Sparkling Chigumbura cannot save Zimbabwe

Sri Lanka made hard work of their four-wicket defeat of unfancied Zimbabwe as they successfully, if not entirely convincingly, chased a handy total of 191

14-Sep-2004•Jenny Thompson

Sri Lanka win toss and put Zimbabwe in

At a sunny but cold and windy Oval, Sri Lanka captain Marvan Atapattu won the toss and chose to field

14-Sep-2004•Jenny Thompson

Solanki stars for England before rain stops play

Vikram Solanki led from the front with a mellifluous 62 as England reached 198 for 5 from 38 overs against Zimbabwe before rain stopped play for the day

10-Sep-2004•The Bulletin by Jenny Thompson

Solanki stars for England before rain stops play

Vikram Solanki led from the front with a mellifluous innings of 62 as England reached 198 for 5 from 38 overs against Zimbabwe before rain stopped play.

10-Sep-2004•Jenny Thompson

Solanki stars for England before rain stops play

Vikram Solanki led from the front with a mellifluous innings of 62 as England reached 198 for 5 from 38 overs against Zimbabwe before rain stopped play.

10-Sep-2004•Jenny Thompson

England to face Australia in World Cup opener

England have a tough draw for their opening match in the 2005 World Cup in South Africa

10-Sep-2004•Jenny Thompson

Gushing success or damp squib?

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.

04-Sep-2004•Jenny Thompson

Gushing success or damp squib?

03-Sep-2004•Jenny Thompson

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