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Middlesex on top

Middlesex seemed to be secure in their rain-abbreviated championship match against Worcestershire at Southgate

08-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Cork provides fireworks for Ganguly's birthday

Dominic Cork dominated this weekend as he had last - this time with the ball as he bowled out Lancashire for 172 with 6-41 in Derbyshire's championship match at Derby

08-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Debutant Trescothick gives England cracking start

The left-handed debutant Trescothick played a most impressive innings of 79 as England ran to 150 for three at a scoring rate of almost five an over against Zimbabwe in their NatWest Series match against Zimbabwe at The Oval

08-Jul-2000•John Ward

Zimbabwe maintain winning momentum

Zimbabwe's resilience showed through the Kennington gloom as they fought back from a position of almost despair to beat England by five wickets in the NatWest Series limited-overs match at The Oval to move comfortably to the top of the triangular

08-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Strang brings Zimbabwe back into game

A combination of the second break for rain and the rejuvenated leg-spin of Paul Strang turned the England innings on its head when the team had built such a fine foundation to their innings

08-Jul-2000•John Ward

Brown blasts Leicestershire

Alistair Brown hammered a magnificent 211 n.o

08-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

India obliterate Hong Kong in 363 run thrashing

Perhaps the most farcical match of the entire Asian Cricket Council (ACC) Under-15 tournament in Malaysia took place just before the final at the Royal Military College on Saturday

08-Jul-2000•Anand Vasu

Zimbabwe resistance flowers in poor light

After losing three wickets, one of them controversially, for 35 runs in pursuit of England's total of 207, Zimbabwe appeared to be as good as buried

08-Jul-2000•John Ward

Zimbabwe's clear-cut victory

NatWest Series, The Oval: England (207 all out off 50 overs) lost to Zimbabwe (210 for five off 48.2 overs) by five wickets

08-Jul-2000•John Ward

High scores in prospect

On an overcast morning, England won the toss in the second match of the triangular NatWest Series and decided to bat

08-Jul-2000•John Ward

Durham disappoint

Durham flattered to deceive in their championship match against First Division front-runners Yorkshire at Leeds

07-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Wharf succeeds while wickets fall

Alex Wharf (101 n.o.), 25 years-old, made his first championship hundred as Glamorgan fought back from a disappointing start against Northamptonshire at Wantage Road

07-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

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

Ramprakash back to best

Mark Ramprakash (99 n.o.) returned to run-scoring for Middlesex in their Division Two championship match against Worcestershire at Southgate

07-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

West Indies relapse

Bristol-It is far too early to pessimistically proclaim an end to the West Indies revival under Jimmy Adams and the new management team

07-Jul-2000•Tony Cozier

Colour, Music, Light - Southern Hemisphere cricket comes to England

The crowd may have been seventy thousand less for a day-nighter, but the colour, the music and the lights ensured that in atmosphere, the little ground did not lack much behind the imposing MCG, Down Under

07-Jul-2000•Andy Jalil

Giles piles on the runs - again

Ashley Giles has every reason to look back on this week with particular pleasure

06-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Sri Lanka snatch victory from Proteas

For much of this afternoon, the spectators who had crowded into Galle International Stadium sat quietly on as their side drifted towards an apparently inevitable defeat

06-Jul-2000•Charlie Austin

Lara leads harvest of fifties

On a slowish pitch where quick scoring was never very easy, West Indies achieved what was probably the match-winning total of 232 for seven off an accurate but essentially toothless Zimbabwe attack

06-Jul-2000•John Ward

West Indies accelerate after steady start

Bryan Strang, bowling speed in the lower seventies, opened for Zimbabwe to Adrian Griffith of West Indies in the NatWest Series limited-overs match at Bristol - two singles nudged to third man coming off his first over

06-Jul-2000•John Ward

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