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Leicestershire v Gloucestershire

Leicestershire turned in an excellent all-round performance, to trounce Gloucestershire at Grace Road

25-Jun-2000•Sean Beynon

West Indies v New Zealand 'A', Day 4 of 4

New Zealand "A", who have taken this four day game with the West Indies as seriously as playing a Test match, had a very difficult task on their hands

24-Jun-2000•Colin Croft

Pakistan Overwhelm Sri Lanka

With defeat staring in the face, Sri Lanka resumed the innings at 45 for 1, trailing by 374 runs

24-Jun-2000•Col (Retd) Rafi Nasim

Outlaws top NCL Division Two after hard fought victory

Nottinghamshire Outlaws went to the top of the Norwich Union National Cricket League Second Division with a hard-fought victory at Trent Bridge

24-Jun-2000

Worcestershire beat Somerset by 4 runs

Graeme Hick played himself back into form with a match-winning 101 as his Worcestershire side overcame Somerset by four runs in a National League top-of-the-table match at Taunton

24-Jun-2000•Mark Easterbrook

Gloucestershire complete comfortable victory over Yorkshire

Gloucestershire Gladiators moved up to third in National League Division One on Saturday, with a 51 run victory over the Yorkshire Phoenix

24-Jun-2000•Sean Beynon

Zimbabwe draw with British Universities

Thanks to rain, which wiped out all but 11 balls from the pre-lunch session, the match was doomed to be a draw

23-Jun-2000•John Ward

West Indies v New Zealand 'A', Day 3 of 4

Starting the 3rd day at 50-0, the West Indies, generally, made excellent use of the good batting conditions to give their early order batsmen some very much needed batting practice in their last first class innings before the 2nd Test, despite the

23-Jun-2000•Colin Croft

Wasim and Younis add to Sri Lankas agony

With a lead of 160 runs, Pakistan was in the driving seat when it resumed the innings at the score of 341 for 5

23-Jun-2000•Col (Retd)Rafi Nasim

Warwickshire beat Surrey under lights at Edgbaston

The Surrey Lions eased their way to victory over the Warwickshire Bears under lights last night at Edgbaston

23-Jun-2000•Sean Beynon

West Indies v New Zealand 'A', Day 2 of 4

The West Indies made up with their bowling and fielding on the 2nd day what they lost by their batting on the 1st

22-Jun-2000•Colin Croft

Cambridge, Close: Zimbabweans 196/2 (61.2 overs Carlisle 60, Wishart 58)

Rain ruined the prospect of the match between the Universities and the Zimbabwean tourists reaching a conventional finish

22-Jun-2000•John Ward

Tons by Saeed and Inzamam force Sri Lanka on the backfoot

With a view to square up Sri Lanka's score of 184, the over-night batsmen Saeed Anwar and Yousuf Youhana started off very cautiously

22-Jun-2000•Col (Retd)Rafi Nasim

England women take 2-0 lead in one-day series

England Women produced another encouraging result in their preparations for the CricInfo Women's World Cup as they beat South Africa by 9 wickets in a rain-affected match at Trent Bridge

22-Jun-2000

Cambridge, Close: British Universities 270/7 (109 overs, Porter 90, Murtagh 6)

It was a good day for the Universities, and especially their 20-year-old left-hander Joe Porter of the Oxford Universities, fresh from three consecutive first-class fifties

21-Jun-2000•John Ward

West Indies v New Zealand 'A', Day 1

Having won the toss and electing to bat first, the West Indies squandered a golden opportunity to capitalize on a good batting pitch, with very consistent bounce, and a fairly fast outfield, all which should have enabled them to make a big score, and

21-Jun-2000•Colin Croft

Razzaq's Hat-trick puts Pakistan in front

The match started with Sri Lanka having made two changes in the side from the first test

21-Jun-2000•Col (Retd) Rafi Nasim

Reynard outfoxes South Africans

A career-best score and a brilliant runout by Melissa Reynard saw the England women's team to a 20-run victory in a low scoring match against South Africa at Chelmsford yesterday

21-Jun-2000•Rick Eyre

Middlesex cruise to easy victory

A most accomplished batting performance by Middlesex, led by a splendid innings from their captain Justin Langer, set a target which appeared far too daunting for Nottinghamshire in this third round NatWest Trophy clash which gave Middlesex an

21-Jun-2000•Andy Jalil

Gloucestershire v Zimbabweans, Day 4

Zimbabwe emphasised their fast-improving form on their tour of England by inflicting a record defeat on Gloucestershire in the Vodafone Challenge match at Gloucester

19-Jun-2000•Mark Easterbrook

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