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384

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(124 ov) 518/7

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Durham vs Leics, at Chester-le-Street, Jul 04 2004 - Full Scorecard

NO RESULT

Chester-le-Street, July 04, 2004, National League Division Two

No result (abandoned with a toss)

Durham Team

Andrew Pratt †	Wicketkeeper
Gary Pratt	-
Gareth Breese	Allrounder
Gordon Muchall	Middle order Batter
Phil Mustard	Wicketkeeper Batter
Jon Lewis (c)	-
Ian Pattison	-
Graeme Bridge	-
Neil Killeen	Bowler
Mark Davies	-
Graham Onions	Bowler

Leicestershire Team

John Sadler	Top order Batter
Darren Maddy	Allrounder
Brad Hodge	Top order Batter
Darren Stevens	Allrounder
Paul Nixon †	Top order Batter
Ottis Gibson	Allrounder
Jeremy Snape	Bowler
Phil DeFreitas (c)	Bowler
Jonathan Dakin	-
Claude Henderson	Bowler
Mark Cleary	Allrounder

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Match Details

Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street
Toss	Durham, elected to bat first
Series	National League Division Two
Season	2004
Match days	day (45-over match)
Umpires	John Hampshire Peter Hartley
Points	Durham 2, Leicestershire 2

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National League Division Two

Team	M	W	L	D	PT	NRR
MID	18	12	6	0	48	-0.007
WOR	18	11	5	0	48	0.850
NOT	18	9	4	0	46	0.584
YOR	18	10	6	0	44	0.166
SUS	18	9	7	0	40	0.474
DUR	18	9	7	0	40	0.150
LEI	18	7	8	0	34	-0.006
SOM	18	6	11	0	26	-0.100
DER	18	5	12	0	22	-0.963
SCOT	18	2	14	0	12	-1.054