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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

Leicestershire pitch out Durham with day to spare

Leicestershire are unlikely to suffer the fate of Middlesex and have points deducted for the state of their pitch after their Division One championship match with Durham ended with a day to spare

14-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Somerset pile on the agony

Mike Burns and Rob Turner piled on the agony for Lancashire's weary bowlers on the third day of the County Championship match at Taunton

14-Jul-2000•Richard Latham

Surrey shift into top gear at The Oval

Ally Brown struck Surrey back on top of their top-of-the-table championship battle with Yorkshire at The Oval

14-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Middlesex put their case - where it matters - on the pitch

By making their second highest score of the season against Glamorgan at Southgate, Middlesex underlined their own appeal against the deduction of points for the perceived poor condition of the pitch

14-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Kent get the better of Derbyshire batting

Min Patel showed once again why he had been England's spinner as he took five wickets for Kent in their championship match against Derbyshire

14-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Day belongs to Sussex

Michael Bevan scored the 44th first-class hundred of his career in giving Sussex a good grip on their Division Two championship match with Essex

14-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

Gloucestershire bowlers put to the sword

Northants' Australian-born Jeff Cook scored a century in only his second championship match as Gloucestershire's bowlers were put to the sword at Cheltenham

13-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Yorkshire hold advantage at The Oval

Ryan Sidebottom (5-40) - the fifth time he has taken five wickets or more in recent weeks - put runners-up Yorkshire in a strong position against Division One championship leaders Surrey at The Oval

13-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Cox and Bowler put Somerset in command

Jamie Cox and Peter Bowler put Somerset in command of the County Championship first division match at Taunton

13-Jul-2000•Mark Easterbrook

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

Battling Smith blunts Durham break-through

Ben Smith's patience brought Leicestershire through an awkward day against Durham's competent pace attack led by John Wood (5-60) on a pitch unfavourable to batting in their championship at Leicester

12-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

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