ING Cup | 2003/04 ING Cup | Live Score, Schedule, News

Matches (32)

BAN v NZ (1)

Abu Dhabi T10 (6)

IND v AUS (1)

Legends League (2)

SA v WI (A tour) (1)

Sheffield Shield (3)

Hazare Trophy (18)

Stumps • 1st TEST • Sylhet

BAN

(68 ov) 310 & 212/3

NZ

317

Day 3 - Bangladesh lead by 205 runs.

Schedule Report Series

RESULT • 8th Match • Abu Dhabi T10 • Abu Dhabi

BT

DG

(10 ov, T:144) 123/3

Bangla Tiger won by 20 runs

Schedule Table Videos Series

Final, Brisbane, February 29, 2004, ING Cup

QLD

244

WA

(49.4/50 ov, T:245) 248/6

West Aust won by 4 wickets (with 2 balls remaining)

Adelaide, February 22, 2004, ING Cup

QLD

268/6

SOA

(50 ov, T:269) 264/7

Queensland won by 4 runs

Sydney, February 22, 2004, ING Cup

TAS

210

NSW

(26.1/50 ov, T:211) 212/2

NSW won by 8 wickets (with 143 balls remaining)

Melbourne, February 21, 2004, ING Cup

WA

251/8

VIC

(40/50 ov, T:252) 252/8

Victoria won by 2 wickets (with 60 balls remaining)

Sydney, February 15, 2004, ING Cup

NSW

296/7

SOA

(50 ov, T:297) 288/9

NSW won by 8 runs

Melbourne, February 14, 2004, ING Cup

VIC

218

TAS

(47/50 ov, T:219) 219/7

Tasmania won by 3 wickets (with 18 balls remaining)

(D/N), Brisbane, February 13, 2004, ING Cup

QLD

405/4

WA

(48.2/50 ov, T:406) 198

Queensland won by 207 runs

Launceston, February 01, 2004, ING Cup

TAS

(48/48 ov) 215/8

WA

(2/48 ov, T:218) 6/0

No result

(D/N), Adelaide, January 30, 2004, ING Cup

VIC

293/7

SOA

(50 ov, T:294) 287/8

Victoria won by 6 runs

(D/N), Brisbane, January 30, 2004, ING Cup

QLD

229

NSW

(47.1/50 ov, T:230) 204

Queensland won by 25 runs

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Winner

Western Australia

Early start may prompt change of tactics in final

Early start may prompt change of tactics in final

There will be an early start to the one-day final between Queensland and There will be an early start to the one-day final between Queensland and Western Australia on Sunday

Season of records and innovation comes to a close

After yet another season of innovation and record-breaking performances, the ING Cup reaches its climax on Sunday 29 February when the XXXX Queensland Bulls host the Retravision Warriors at the Gabba

Hartley to make one-day debut in big final

Hartley to make one-day debut in big final

Chris Hartley has some big gloves to fill when he makes his domestic one-day debut for Queensland in the ING Cup final against the Western Warriors at the Gabba on Sunday

MacGill stars in Waughs' final one-day outing

MacGill stars in Waughs' final one-day outing

Stuart MacGill, airbrushed out of the one-day picture by Australia's selectors, picked up 4 for 55 as New South Wales marked the Waugh twins' final appearance in coloured clothing with a crushing eight-wicket victory over Tasmania at the Sydney

Hauritz takes Queensland into ING Cup final

Hauritz takes Queensland into ING Cup final

Nathan Hauritz spun Queensland to a four-run victory over South Australia in the ING Cup match at the Adelaide Oval on Sunday, ensuring that they would play Western Australia in the final later this month

Victoria keep hopes alive

Victoria keep hopes alive

Victoria beat Western Australia by two wickets, and gained the bonus point that gave them an outside chance of making the ING Cup final against the same opponents later this month

Lehmann falls short as Phelps steals the show

Lehmann falls short as Phelps steals the show

Darren Lehmann, after having his customary nerve-settling cigarette in front of the Drummoyne Oval grandstand before going out to bat, kickstarted the most important week of his career today with a half-century for South Australia in the ING Cup

Mark Waugh expected to announce retirement

Mark Waugh expected to announce retirement

Mark Waugh is widely expected to confirm his retirement from first-class cricket tomorrow, after a career that has lasted for nearly 20 years

Victorian hopes ruined by Tasmania

Victorian hopes ruined by Tasmania

Tasmania recorded their first win of the ING Cup season, effectively killing off any hopes that Victoria may have had of winning the trophy

Deitz returns to one-day side for SA v NSW game

Deitz returns to one-day side for SA v NSW game

The South Australian Cricket Association (SACA) today announced the 12-man squad to take on the New South Wales Blues in this Sunday's ING Cup game at Drummoyne Oval.

ING Cup

TEAM	M	W	L	D	PT	NRR
QLD	10	7	3	0	32	0.704
WA	10	6	3	0	29	0.140
VIC	10	6	3	0	28	0.117
NSW	10	5	4	0	23	0.131
SOA	10	3	7	0	13	-0.294
TAS	10	1	8	0	6	-0.863

Top Wicket Takers

NSW, Lbg

20

Innings: 7Average: 15.90

SOA, Rf

18

Innings: 8Average: 19.61

QLD, Ob

18

Innings: 9Average: 23.05

Top Run Scorers

QLD, Rhb

570

Innings: 11Average: 57.00

VIC, Rhb

540

Innings: 9Average: 77.14

QLD, Rhb

514

Innings: 11Average: 64.25

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