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Surrey v Kent at The Oval

After lunch the sky was cloudy and batting harder, after tea drizzle oozed intermittently from the skies and there were light meter on the manual scoreboard drifted from one light to two and at several stages from 5:30 there were three lit

12-May-2000•Ed Green

Rain washes out opening day at The Oval

Once the combination of morning rain with heavy clay soil and poor drainage forced play to be abandoned for the day shortly before the sun came out at the Oval, a curious event for a ground at which a new sprinkler system was fitted over the winter

11-May-2000•Ed Green

Hampshire skittled out of the B&H

Glamorgan recorded a remarkable 113 run victory over Hampshire in their quarter-final match of the Benson and Hedges Cup

09-May-2000•Andrew Hignell

Durham v Surrey at Chester-le-Street

On a pitch helpful for seam bowlers Durham failed to make the best use of the conditions as the Surrey Lions compiled a winning 230 at the Riverside

06-May-2000•Paul McGregor

Oxfam Varsity Cricket matches - Hitting poverty for six

Following the awesome nights of Rugby, the sedate world of cricket is about to be Varsified

04-May-2000•Oxfam Press Release

White Lightning strikes, but injury cloud looms

Grave fears swept around Hampshire's County Ground when South African pace ace Allan Donald was stretched from the field and taken to hospital after crashing into advertising hoardings late in Warwickshire's comfortable win on Monday

02-May-2000•Fred McKie

Hampshire v Zimbabweans - Day 4 report

After, finally, a full day's play, Hampshire managed to force a draw without undue difficulty against the touring Zimbabwean team, the match finishing 20 minutes early in bright sunshine

01-May-2000•John Ward

Somerset Sabres rattle Gladiators

Somerset gained a measure of revenge for their recent run of defeats at the hands of their local rivals with a tense eight-run victory

01-May-2000•Andrew Hall

Hampshire v Zimbabweans at Southampton - Day 3

After a rainy second day when no play was possible, the third day of the match was cool but sunny throughout

30-Apr-2000•John Ward

Gloucestershire beat Sussex by 10 runs at Bristol

An amazing fight-back from Gloucestershire gave them a miraculous ten run victory over the Sussex Sharks on Sunday

30-Apr-2000•Sean Beynon

Hampshire v Zimbabweans - Day 1 report

On a rare dry April day, the Zimbabweans made an encouraging start to their first Test-playing tour of England with a day in the field

27-Apr-2000•John Ward

Gloucestershire too good for Warwickshire

Gloucestershire comprehensively defeated Warwickshire in their home-opener Sunday

16-Apr-2000•Sean Beynon

Rain, Snow and Hailstones causes Oxford Universities v Hampshire washout.

Umpires Ray Julian and Chris Kelly consulted the Lord's hierarchy, before recommending to the team captains, that play should be abandoned, not just for the second day in succession, but for the third day also

12-Apr-2000•Vic Isaacs

Bevan's brilliance not enough in Bangladesh

Despite a stunning 185-run knock by Michael Bevan, the Rest of the World XI conceded a one-run defeat to mighty Asia XI in a thrilling limited-over match at the flood-lit Bangabandhu National Stadium Saturday

08-Apr-2000•Zahid Newaz

Young gun Graeme Swann put the old Masters to sword

YOUNG gun Graeme Swann put the old Masters to the sword as cricket calypso style thrilled the crowd at the Grenada National Stadium

26-Mar-2000•Nick Hoult

Swann gives Northants winning start to tour

England all-rounder Graeme Swann gave Northamptonshire a winning start to their tour to Grenada with a sparkling display with both bat and ball

22-Mar-2000•Nick Hoult

Innes leads Northants to second victory over Grenada

Northamptonshire all-rounder Kevin Innes put in a dogged performance as Northamptonshire made it back-to-back wins over Grenada as their tour to the island continued to hit the winning note

18-Mar-2000•Nick Hoult

Mercy for England women as tour ends

Twelve games in 28 days in two countries for one win and eleven losses

23-Feb-2000•Rick Eyre

The same old story as England women lose again

The one day series between the New Zealand and England is taking the appearance of one of those tales that old cricketers tell: the same story a little more exaggerated each time

20-Feb-2000•Peter Hoare

Drumm leads from the front

New Zealand captain Emily Drumm was the difference between the two teams as her aggressive 59 steered the home side to a third straight victory over the touring England side at Auckland with two matches left in the five-match series

17-Feb-2000•Chris Rosie

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