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Gloucestershire v Worcestershire, Day 3

Worcester were left reaching for the weather forecast - it wasn't good - as they ended the third day 111 ahead of Gloucestershire with four wickets standing

25-May-2000

Somerset v Derbyshire, Day 2

Derbyshire openers Steve Stubbings and Mathew Dowman seized the initative for their county against a depleted Somerset attack at Taunton on the second day of the PPP healthcare County Championship first division match

25-May-2000

Youhana hundred saves Pakistan again

Pakistan have survived well to be 267 for 8 at the close of Day One of the Third and deciding Test at the Antigua Recreation Ground after being 33 for 3

25-May-2000•Colin E. Croft

Barbados Test ends in a tame draw

Bridgetown (Barbados), May 23: If not for 'safety first' tactics a decision would have been possible on the final day of the second Test at the Kensington Oval but as it turned out to be, the match ended in a tame draw here on Monday with both

24-May-2000•Qamar Ahmed

Somerset v Derbyshire, Day 1

Somerset wasted a good start by openers Jamie Cox and Marcus Trescothick on a rain-affected opening day to the PPP healthcare County Championship first division match with Derbyshire at Taunton

24-May-2000

Gloucestershire v Worcestershire, Day 2

Ian Harvey is hungry for first class runs following a disappointing debut season with the bat for Gloucestershire

24-May-2000

Late declaration puts spectators to sleep

Aided by a timid, belated Pakistan declaration, the West Indies grimly, but in the end comfortably, held on for a draw in the second Test

23-May-2000•Tony Cozier

Zimbabwe: Lords without a prayer

This wasn't a Test match, this was cricketing slaughter

22-May-2000•Neal Collins

Match in the balance

True to its established custom, Kensington Oval has contrived another Test match of intriguing possibilities

22-May-2000

Rain forces draw at Derby

Rain was the inevitable victor in this PPP county championship match, when it halted play with 21 overs remaining

21-May-2000•Neil Whitaker

Zimbabwe: That Aston Villa feeling

Chelsea-mad Alec Stewart went beyond the call of duty for his country at Lord's yesterday, batting through his beloved Blues' FA Cup final triumph at Wembley

21-May-2000•Neal Collins

England v Zimbabwe - First Test, Day 4

It took England less than two hours to sweep aside the remaining five wickets and send Zimbabwe to a most ignominious defeat

21-May-2000•Andy Jalil

Pakistan in West Indies: Boys to men

It was the turn of three more young batsmen to enjoy the bounty provided by a placid, run-filled pitch on the third day of the second Test at Kensington Oval yesterday

21-May-2000

Day 4: Test 2: Pakistan v West Indies

Pakistan have moved on to 298-5, an overall lead of 153; the not-out batsmen being captain Moin Khan on 02, while injured all rounder, Abdur Razzaq, is 01 not out

21-May-2000•Colin E. Croft

Yorkshire gain revenge over Gloucestershire

Yorkshire gained revenge over Gloucestershire for their three one-day defeats last season as the Phoenix beat the Gladiators by 35 runs under Duckworth Lewis

21-May-2000•Neil Whitaker

Somerset beat Nottinghamshire by 4 wickets

The National League First Division campaign may still be in its infancy, but already it looks set to hold contrasting fortunes for newly-promoted Somerset and Northants

21-May-2000

Hip! Hip! Hinds!

For six uplifting hours at Kensington Oval yesterday, Wavell Hinds transformed the West Indian pessimism of the recent past into real hope for the future, immediate and long-term

20-May-2000

Day 3: Test 2: Pakistan v West Indies

The latter stages of Day 3 belonged fully to Pakistan and their opening batsmen

20-May-2000•Colin E. Croft

England v Zimbabwe - First Test, Day 3

Although England have dominated this Test from the outset, they have gone on to firmly establish their overwhelming superiority as the match has progressed

20-May-2000•Andy Jalil

Day two: Roof please

Strange isn't it, that so many of the games invented in England are totally unsuited to our soggy island climate

20-May-2000•Neal Collins

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