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Kent benefit from Hampshire's batting breakdown

Min Patel sustained his run of success by bowling Kent into a strong position against Hampshire at Portsmouth

21-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Kent duck into trouble

Rahul Dravid kept his international rival Shane Warne at bay to keep Kent from serious trouble against Hampshire at Portsmouth

20-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Hampshire have the better of Kent

Shane Warne enjoyed himself at Kent's expense to give Hampshire the best of their championship match at Portsmouth

19-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Kiwis conquer Hampshire - just

The New Zealand A team overcame Hampshire by two wickets at Portsmouth thanks mainly to the batting of wicketkeeper Michael Papps

15-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Kiwis count on victory

New Zealand A have fought back to have victory within their grasp over Hampshire at Portsmouth

14-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Tremlett's talent - it's in the blood

Teenager Chris Tremlett's talent runs in the blood

12-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Kendall shows that where there's a Will there's a hundred

Hampshire's first century of the season was a long time coming - but Will Kendall ensured it will be long remembered

09-Jul-2000•Richard Latham

Kendall and Smith restore Hampshire's pride

Will Kendall and Robin Smith restored some pride to Hampshire's batting by leading a spirited fightback in the final session at Taunton

08-Jul-2000•Richard Latham

Somerset sweep past Hampshire

Graham Rose and Steffan Jones of Somerset humbled Hampshire's batting in their championship match at Taunton

07-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Harmison hammered - Extras crucial as Hampshire thrash Durham

Hampshire hammered Harmison for 34 runs in three overs to canter to a five-wicket victory over Durham in their NatWest Trophy fourth-round match at Chester-le-Street

05-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Surrey mop up Hampshire

Surrey finished off Hampshire within nine minutes of the last day's play starting at Southampton

02-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Hampshire v Surrey

When I wrote my pre-match piece I didn't send it in, which was probably just as well as I'd done so last week and I'd expected Mullally and Thorpe to be absent on international duty today, and Ben Hollioake was still the subject of a fitness question

30-Jun-2000•Ed Green

West Indies v Hampshire

In nicely overcast conditions, and with the pitch expected to give the faster bowlers some help, as it always does at Southampton, the West Indies did the correct thing first

25-Jun-2000•Colin Croft

Surrey humiliate Hampshire at The Oval

The day night match at The Oval started with a succession of firsts for Surrey this season, it was at home and on time, the darkness and 100% cloud cover were in keeping with the spirit of things and there was life in the pitch

30-May-2000•Ed Green

Jimmy Cook writes about his second month with Hampshire

The first month of the season has come and gone, and after the initial successes of beating Essex and Surrey in the Benson and Hedges Cup matches to reach the quarter final, we have had several very disappointing results

14-May-2000•Jimmy Cook

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

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

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

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

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