West Indies tour of England | 2004 West Indies tour of England

RESULT

Final, The Oval, September 25, 2004, ICC Champions Trophy

ENG

217

(48.5/50 ov, T:218) 218/8

West Indies won by 2 wickets (with 7 balls remaining)

RESULT

2nd SF, Southampton, September 22, 2004, ICC Champions Trophy

PAK

131

(28.1/50 ov, T:132) 132/3

West Indies won by 7 wickets (with 131 balls remaining)

RESULT

11th Match, The Oval, September 18 - 19, 2004, ICC Champions Trophy

246/6

(48.5/50 ov, T:247) 249/5

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

RESULT

8th Match, Southampton, September 15, 2004, ICC Champions Trophy

269/3

BAN

(39.3/50 ov, T:270) 131

West Indies won by 138 runs

RESULT

4th Test, The Oval, August 19 - 21, 2004, West Indies tour of England

ENG

(T:1) 470 & 4/0

(f/o) 152 & 318

England won by 10 wickets

RESULT

3rd Test, Manchester, August 12 - 16, 2004, West Indies tour of England

395 & 165

ENG

(T:231) 330 & 231/3

England won by 7 wickets

RESULT

Tour Match (D/N), Derby, August 05 - 07, 2004, West Indies tour of England

223 & 368/6d

DERBS

(T:404) 188 & 88

West Indians won by 315 runs

RESULT

2nd Test, Birmingham, July 29 - August 01, 2004, West Indies tour of England

ENG

566/9d & 248

(T:479) 336 & 222

England won by 256 runs

RESULT

1st Test, Lord's, July 22 - 26, 2004, West Indies tour of England

ENG

568 & 325/5d

(T:478) 416 & 267

England won by 210 runs

RESULT

Tour Match, Shenley, July 17 - 19, 2004, West Indies tour of England

534/7d & 283/5d

SL-A

346

Match drawn

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Winner

Englandwon the 4-match Test series 4-0

Ian Bell honoured by Cricket Writers' Club

Ian Bell last night earned some consolation for missing out on a place in England's squad for the winter tour of South Africa, as he was named by the Cricket Writers' Club as their Young Cricketer of the Year, at their annual dinner in Hyde Park,

The magnificent seventh

At The Oval on Saturday, England completed an unprecedented summer of success with their seventh win in a row

Sterner challenges lie ahead

There aren't many people left who have seen England win seven Tests in a row

Bring on the Aussies

As England wrapped up a 4-0 series whitewash with victory in the fourth Test at The Oval, the country's press looked forward to one thing: The Ashes

England in seventh heaven

James Anderson was the star of England's show, grabbing four wickets in West Indies' second innings, to set up the whitewash on the third day at The Oval

Anderson shines on a golden day

On the day that Great Britain embarked on an Olympic gold rush, the nation's cricketers caught the mood immaculately with a clinical performance at The Oval

Harmison rises to the top of the ratings

Steve Harmison is the best bowler in the world, according to the PwC ratings

The last piece of the jigsaw

Verdict

Murali-less Sri Lanka, and dominant partnerships

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

Harmison speeds England towards the whitewash

Stephen Harmison marked a stunning return to form on the second day of the final Test, taking eight wickets in all, including his 100th in Tests, as England took total control at The Oval

Top Wicket Takers

Tests

ODIs

List A

Ashley Giles

Sla

Innings: 7Average: 23.13

Steve Harmison

Rfm

Innings: 8Average: 29.52

Dwayne Bravo

Innings: 7Average: 26.18

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Top Run Scorers

Tests

ODIs

List A

Shivnarine Chanderpaul

Lhb

437

Innings: 8Average: 72.83

Chris Gayle

Lhb

400

Innings: 8Average: 50.00

Andrew Flintoff

Rhb

387

Innings: 7Average: 64.50

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