NatWest Series 2004 | Live Score, Schedule, News

266

(41.2/50 ov, T:267) 159

New Zealand won by 107 runs

NO RESULT

9th Match, Southampton, July 08, 2004, NatWest Series

No result (abandoned with a toss)

RESULT

8th Match, Lord's, July 06, 2004, NatWest Series

ENG

285/7

(49.1/50 ov, T:286) 286/3

West Indies won by 7 wickets (with 5 balls remaining)

RESULT

7th Match, Bristol, July 04, 2004, NatWest Series

ENG

237/7

(47.2/50 ov, T:238) 241/4

New Zealand won by 6 wickets (with 16 balls remaining)

RESULT

6th Match, Cardiff, July 03, 2004, NatWest Series

216

(46/50 ov, T:217) 220/5

New Zealand won by 5 wickets (with 24 balls remaining)

RESULT

5th Match (D/N), Leeds, July 01, 2004, NatWest Series

159

ENG

(22/50 ov, T:160) 160/3

England won by 7 wickets (with 168 balls remaining)

RESULT

4th Match (D/N), Chester-le-Street, June 29, 2004, NatWest Series

ENG

101

(17.2/50 ov, T:102) 103/3

New Zealand won by 7 wickets (with 196 balls remaining)

RESULT

3rd Match, Nottingham, June 27, 2004, NatWest Series

ENG

147

(32.2/50 ov, T:148) 148/3

West Indies won by 7 wickets (with 106 balls remaining)

NO RESULT

2nd Match, Birmingham, June 26, 2004, NatWest Series

(21/21 ov) 122/4

(13.4/21 ov, T:140) 97/2

No result

ABANDONED

1st Match (D/N), Manchester, June 24, 2004, NatWest Series

ENG

Match abandoned without a ball bowled

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New Zealand

Fleming dismisses captaincy criticism

Stephen Fleming has brushed aside the criticism against his captaincy during the Tests on the recent tour to England

Bracewell completes the jigsaw

There haven't been many moments in New Zealand's cricket history when there has been the chance to believe, firmly, that when the side takes the field its prospects of victory are better than 50%

West Indies ignore the sense of occasion

It's not every day that a team reaches a final, even when it's the final of a three-team tournament

Vettori inspires 107-run victory

Daniel Vettori gave a virtuoso exhibition of the left-arm spinner's art, and rifled in throws with the accuracy of a knife-thrower as New Zealand romped to a 107-run victory over West Indies in the final of the NatWest Series at Lord's

The bore-a-minute ODIs, and twin hundreds in defeats

Perhaps numbers never do reveal the full story, but they tell a large part of it

New Zealand set for historic Lord's debut

One of the more interesting facts to brighten up tomorrow's climax to what has been a weather-hit and largely uninspiring NatWest Series is it will be the first time New Zealand have played a one-day international at Lord's

Andre Adams gets another chance

Andre Adams has been thrown a lifeline by John Bracewell, the New Zealand coach, who has said that Adams still has an international future as long as he sorts out his attitude

Rain has the final say

The rain has returned to put an end to what would have been, in effect, the first Twenty20 international

New Zealand look to continue winning streak

After England's ungainly exit from the NatWest Series, Thursday's game between West Indies and New Zealand at the Rose Bowl has turned into a mini-final, and a chance for both teams to win an important psychological victory before the Lord's final on

West Indies book their spot in the final

An unbeaten century from Chris Gayle helped West Indies book their place in the NatWest Series final

NatWest Series 2004 Points Table

Team	M	W	L	PT	NRR
NZ	6	3	0	25	1.403
WI	6	2	2	18	-0.376
ENG	6	1	4	11	-0.587

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NatWest Series 2004 Top Wicket Takers

Dwayne Bravo

WI, Rm

Innings: 6Average: 25.10

Jacob Oram

NZ, Rfm

Innings: 5Average: 23.00

Steve Harmison

ENG, Rfm

Innings: 5Average: 26.71

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NatWest Series 2004 Top Run Scorers

Chris Gayle

WI, Lhb

276

Innings: 6Average: 69.00

Andrew Strauss

ENG, Lhb

256

Innings: 5Average: 64.00

Stephen Fleming

NZ, Lhb

254

Innings: 5Average: 50.80

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