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UAE Tri-Series (1)

WCL 2 (1)

ZIM vs SL (1)

BAN vs NL (1)

ENG

131

(20.5/50 ov, T:132) 137/3

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AFG

169/5

PAK

(0.5/20 ov, T:170) 8/0

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Big Victory needed at Chester-le-Street

This match is contested by two teams who have both suffered crushing defeats at the hands of the resurgent England side during the past few days

16-Jul-2000•John Ward

West Indies take strong grip and Lara's still there

West Indies took a strong grip on the NatWest Series match against Zimbabwe with some fine batting in the first 30 overs after winning the toss on an excellent batting pitch

16-Jul-2000•John Ward

Zimbabwe's astonishing victory in magnificent match

Will the real Zimbabwe cricket team please stand up

16-Jul-2000•John Ward

Extraordinary fightback wipes out West Indies' hopes

An extraordinary fightback from Zimbabwe enabled them to pull off an amazing victory over West Indies by six wickets

16-Jul-2000•Andy Jalil

Skill, Accuracy, Mastery - It's England!

Fine control by the English bowlers restricted the West Indian total to a mere 169 for eight wickets

15-Jul-2000•John Ward

England crush West Indies on the way to Lord's

Riverside, close of play: West Indies (169/8 off 50 overs) lost to England (171 for no wicket off 35.2 overs) by ten wickets

15-Jul-2000•John Ward

England v West Indies, Preview

This is the most crucial match of the NatWest Series

15-Jul-2000•John Ward

England's win completes the picture

England carried their magnificent form from Old Trafford to the picturesque Riverside ground in Durham and virtually ended West Indies' hopes of a passage to the final of the NatWest Series next Saturday

15-Jul-2000•Andy Jalil

Lara and England come to grips

Brian Lara, although not in peak form, produced a fighting fifty for West Indies after more fine bowling by Alan Mullally had given England an early advantage in their match at the Riverside Ground at Chester-le-Street

15-Jul-2000•John Ward

England outplay West Indies in masterful display of batting, bowling and catching

England outclassed West Indies on a day in which they may have discovered the first-wicket partnership which they have been seeking for some time and re-discovered a competent bowling attack

15-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Gloucestershire left with sense of inferiority

Northants ended the second day at Cheltenham looking for a convincing win over Gloucestershire to lift them clear of the bottom rung of the second division

13-Jul-2000

Zimbabwe's batting collapse is to England's bowlers credit

After a fine 49-run partnership between Andy Flower and Stuart Carlisle, Zimbabwe collapsed in degrading fashion against England's third-string bowling attack for 114 all out

13-Jul-2000•John Ward

Old Trafford preview

The usual cloudy skies greeted the teams at Old Trafford, and by the start the ground was only about half-full

13-Jul-2000•John Ward

Pressure of pace cracks Zimbabwe

Superb English bowling, especially by the second line of Mullally and Ealham, caused Zimbabwe to crack under the pressure at Old Trafford

13-Jul-2000•John Ward

England make light work in wintry weather

In conditions that were more akin to the ninety-minute game at that other part of Old Trafford, Zimbabwe decided to make first use of a pitch which showed a sparse scattering of grass and then decided to register their lowest score against England

13-Jul-2000•Andy Jalil

England Triumph

Old Trafford, close of play: Zimbabwe (114 off 38.3 overs) lost to England (115 for two off 20.3 overs) by eight wickets

13-Jul-2000•John Ward

Zimbabwe run spree

Zimbabwe continued their run spree at the expense of a very tired-looking West Indies team, totaling 256 for four in fine style off their 50 overs

11-Jul-2000•John Ward

Zimbabwe move in on hat-trick of wins

After 30 overs of the West Indian innings, Zimbabwe were on the verge of another sensational victory

11-Jul-2000•John Ward

Zimbabwe convincing in victory

Zimbabwe, playing close to their true form, completed a highly convincing 70-run victory over a lethargic-looking West Indian team

11-Jul-2000•John Ward

Zimbabwe are transformed

Far from resembling the dejected side they were after their recent Test series with England, Zimbabwe now exude confidence in their play and almost a swagger in their demeanour as they dominate the NatWest Series

11-Jul-2000•Andy Jalil

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