New Zealand tour of England 2004 | Live Score, Schedule, News

Matches (10)

IPL (2)

PSL (3)

BAN vs ZIM (1)

Women's One-Day Cup (4)

RESULT • 49th Match • IPL • T20 • Chennai

CSK

190

PBKS

(19.4/20 ov, T:191) 194/6

PBKS won by 4 wickets (with 2 balls remaining)

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RESULT • 19th Match • PSL • T20 • Lahore

209/6

(16.5/20 ov, T:210) 121

Qalandars won by 88 runs

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New Zealand tour of England 2004

RESULT

9th Match, The Oval, September 16, 2004, ICC Champions Trophy

198/9

AUS

(37.2/50 ov, T:199) 199/3

Australia won by 7 wickets (with 76 balls remaining)

RESULT

2nd Match, The Oval, September 10, 2004, ICC Champions Trophy

347/4

USA

(42.4/50 ov, T:348) 137

New Zealand won by 210 runs

RESULT

Final, Lord's, July 10, 2004, NatWest Series

266

(41.2/50 ov, T:267) 159

New Zealand won by 107 runs

NO RESULT

9th Match, Southampton, July 08, 2004, NatWest Series

No result (abandoned with a toss)

RESULT

7th Match, Bristol, July 04, 2004, NatWest Series

ENG

237/7

(47.2/50 ov, T:238) 241/4

New Zealand won by 6 wickets (with 16 balls remaining)

RESULT

6th Match, Cardiff, July 03, 2004, NatWest Series

216

(46/50 ov, T:217) 220/5

New Zealand won by 5 wickets (with 24 balls remaining)

RESULT

4th Match (D/N), Chester-le-Street, June 29, 2004, NatWest Series

ENG

101

(17.2/50 ov, T:102) 103/3

New Zealand won by 7 wickets (with 196 balls remaining)

NO RESULT

2nd Match, Birmingham, June 26, 2004, NatWest Series

(21/21 ov) 122/4

(13.4/21 ov, T:140) 97/2

No result

ABANDONED

1st Match (D/N), Manchester, June 24, 2004, NatWest Series

ENG

Match abandoned without a ball bowled

RESULT

Northampton, June 20, 2004, New Zealand tour of England

253

NOR

(48/48 ov, T:247) 241/8

N Zealanders won by 5 runs (D/L method)

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Winner

Englandwon the 3-match Test series 3-0

Fleming dismisses captaincy criticism

Stephen Fleming has brushed aside the criticism against his captaincy during the Tests on the recent tour to England

Bracewell completes the jigsaw

There haven't been many moments in New Zealand's cricket history when there has been the chance to believe, firmly, that when the side takes the field its prospects of victory are better than 50%

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West Indies ignore the sense of occasion

It's not every day that a team reaches a final, even when it's the final of a three-team tournament

New Zealand set for historic Lord's debut

One of the more interesting facts to brighten up tomorrow's climax to what has been a weather-hit and largely uninspiring NatWest Series is it will be the first time New Zealand have played a one-day international at Lord's

New Zealand look to continue winning streak

After England's ungainly exit from the NatWest Series, Thursday's game between West Indies and New Zealand at the Rose Bowl has turned into a mini-final, and a chance for both teams to win an important psychological victory before the Lord's final on

Fleming flays England's flat bowling

In his newspaper column this morning, Michael Atherton wrote that England are no better at one-day cricket than they were five years ago, and that they were in serious danger of failing to qualify for the final of a "second-rate triangular

Fleming sets the winning platform

Stephen Fleming, who fell agonisingly short of a well-deserved hundred, led New Zealand to a comprehensive six-wicket win over England in the seventh NatWest Series game at Bristol

Time for a separation of powers

Andrew Miller on the case for England's one-day team becoming a 2nd XI

One-day quicket!

As the England one-day side plummeted to their second thrashing in three days in the NatWest Series, the English journalists took advantage of the early finish to get their claws into the woeful performance

New Zealand tour of England 2004 Top Wicket Takers

Tests

ODIs

List A

Steve Harmison

ENG, Rfm

Innings: 6Average: 22.09

Chris Cairns

NZ, Rfm

Innings: 5Average: 31.58

Andrew Flintoff

ENG, Rfm

Innings: 6Average: 29.10

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Jacob Oram

NZ, Rfm

Innings: 7Average: 17.76

Daniel Vettori

NZ, Sla

Innings: 7Average: 18.22

Chris Cairns

NZ, Rfm

Innings: 5Average: 17.83

Daniel Vettori

NZ, Sla

Innings: 6Average: 25.43

Chris Martin

NZ, Rfm

Innings: 6Average: 38.75

Min Patel

KEN, Sla

Innings: 2Average: 18.50

Adam Shantry

NOR, Lmf

Innings: 1Average: 7.40

Daryl Tuffey

NZ, Rfm

Innings: 3Average: 31.25

James Franklin

NZ, Lm

Innings: 2Average: 18.33

New Zealand tour of England 2004 Top Run Scorers

Tests

ODIs

List A

Mark Richardson

NZ, Lhb

369

Innings: 6Average: 61.50

Marcus Trescothick

ENG, Lhb

322

Innings: 6Average: 64.40

Stephen Fleming

NZ, Lhb

308

Innings: 6Average: 51.33

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Nathan Astle

NZ, Rhb

320

Innings: 7Average: 53.33

Stephen Fleming

NZ, Lhb

298

Innings: 7Average: 42.57

Hamish Marshall

NZ, Rhb

214

Innings: 7Average: 42.80

Graeme Hick

WOR, Rhb

240

Innings: 2Average: 240.00

Rob Key

KEN, Rhb

231

Innings: 2Average: 231.00

Mark Richardson

NZ, Lhb

214

Innings: 5Average: 53.50

Hamish Marshall

NZ, Rhb

129

Innings: 3Average: 43.00

Craig McMillan

NZ, Rhb

117

Innings: 3Average: 58.50

Hassan Adnan

DER, Rhb

113

Innings: 1

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