Tough test for Tykes Cheltenham & Gloucester Trophy holders Yorkshire face a tough task in their bid to defend their title as they travel to Worcestershire in the fourth round. Worcestershire have been one of the country's strongest one-day sides over the last decade and have again started this season strongly in the limited-overs game. Indian batsman Yuvraj Singh will be available for Anthony McGrath's side and will add some much-needed depth to a batting line-up that has struggled in the short form of the game. But the Tykes will have their work cut out against a strong Worcestershire batting line-up boasting the likes of Graeme Hick, Vikram Solanki and big-hitting South African all-rounder Andrew Hall in what is the tie of the round. Surrey have made a strong start to the season but face a tricky tie against last year's runners-up Somerset in a game that promises a runfest. Glamorgan, impressively led by Robert Croft, have also made an impressive start to the season and must start as favourites to see off Derbyshire at Sophia Gardens. Gloucestershire have made a surprisingly poor start to the campaign but the 1999 and 2000 winners will look to address that against a powerful Kent side at Canterbury. Ronnie Irani's Essex will go to Edgbaston expecting to beat Warwickshire, who have started the season disappointingly. Lancashire should be too strong for Durham while Leicestershire may struggle to contain Nottinghamshire's powerful batting line-up at Grace Road. In the other game, Middlesex will welcome Chris Adams' Sussex to Lord's. C&G Trophy Fourth Round Draw Durham v Lancashire Cheltenham & Gloucester Trophy Record Book Match Results Summary 1963-2003 Fourth Round Preview 28/05/2003 C&G Records Derbyshire to Middlesex C&G Records Nottinghamshire to Yorkshire 2004 C&G Trophy - First Round Draw Thursday 28th August 2003 (reserve day 29th): Dorset v Buckinghamshire Dean Park Bedfordshire v Cheshire Luton Devon v Suffolk Exmouth Shropshire v Northumberland Oswestry Holland v Cornwall Amstelveen (tbc) Norfolk v Lincolnshire Manor Park Wales v Denmark Abergavenny Hertfordshire v Ireland Bishop's Stortford Sunday 31st August 2003 (reserve day 1st September): Scotland v Cumberland The Grange Oxfordshire v Herefordshire Banbury Teams Receiving Byes: Cambridgeshire, Staffordshire, Berkshire, Wiltshire. 2003 C&G Trophy Dates Third round Wed May 7 (Res - May 8) Fourth round Wed May 28 (Res - May 29) Quarter-finals Tue/Wed June 10/11 (Res - June 11/12) First Semi-final Thur 7 Aug (Res - Aug 8) Second Semi-final Sat 9 Aug (Res - Aug 10) Final (Lord s) Sat 30 Aug (Res - Aug 31) Res = Reserve Day Contacts For cricket/media enquiries contact C&G press office Tel 01452 373670. Fax 01452 373674. Phil Ascough Tel 01430 455673. Fax 0870 124 0815. E-mail phil.ascough@pa.press.net For a detailed weather forecast check out www.paweathercentre.com or teletext page 151 NEWSWIRE Page Glamorgan v Derbyshire 4 Kent v Gloucestershire 5 Leicestershire v Nottinghamshire 6 Middlesex v Sussex 7 Somerset v Surrey 8 Warwickshire v Essex 9 Worcestershire v Yorkshire 10 Other Features In The C&G Trophy Newswire C & G Trophy Third Round Review 2 Trophy Results 2003, D/L Method & Playing Conditions 11 3 12 13 14 15 2003 Competitors Bedfordshire Berkshire Buckinghamshire Cambridgeshire Cornwall Cumberland Cheshire Denmark Derbyshire Derbyshire CB Devon Dorset Durham Durham CB Essex Essex CB Glamorgan Gloucestershire Gloucestershire CB Hampshire Hampshire CB Herefordshire Hertfordshire Holland Huntingdonshire CB Ireland Kent Kent CB Lancashire Lancashire CB Leicestershire Leicestershire CB Lincolnshire Middlesex Middlesex CB Norfolk Northamptonshire Northamptonshire CB Northumberland Nottinghamshire Nottinghamshire CB Oxfordshire Scotland Shropshire Somerset Somerset CB Staffordshire Suffolk Surrey Surrey CB Sussex Sussex CB Wales Minor Counties Warwickshire Warwickshire CB Wiltshire Worcestershire Worcestershire CB Yorkshire Yorkshire CB
C & G Third Round Review Minnows brushed aside as big guns march on 2 C & G Third Round Results May 7 2002 Reading: Berkshire lost to Durham by 8 wickets Berkshire 110 (44.2 overs) (V.J.Wells 6-20); Durham 111 for 2 (23 overs) (V.J.Wells 63*) MOM: V J Wells (Durham) The Grange: Scotland lost to Somerset by 10 wickets Scotland 138 for 9 (50 overs) (D.R.Lockhart 51, C.M.Wright 45*); Somerset 142 for 0 (19.2 overs) (M.E.Trescothick 103*) MOM: M E Trescothick (Somerset) Wing: Buckinghamshire lost to Gloucestershire by 324 runs Gloucestershire 401 for 7 (50 overs) (T.H.C.Hancock 135, J.N.Rhodes 87, C.M.Spearman 76); Buckinghamshire 77 (25.1 overs) (J.M.M.Averis 6-23) MOM: T H C Hancock (Gloucs) Jesmond: Northumberland lost to Leicestershire by 90 runs Leicestershire 182 for 9 (50 overs) (P.A.Nixon 57); Northumberland 92 (25.4 overs) (D.D.Masters 4-15) MOM: P A Nixon (Leicestershire) Exmouth: Devon lost to Lancashire by 9 wickets Devon 180 (49.1 overs) (N.D.Hancock 73*, J.Wood 4-33); Lancashire 182 for 1 (40.4 overs) (I.J.Sutcliffe 89*, M.J.Chilton 51) MOM: N D Hancock (Devon) Truro: Cornwall lost to Kent by 5 wickets Cornwall 140 (46.1 overs); Kent 141 for 5 (38.4 overs) MOM: C A Hunkin (Cornawall) Northampton: Northamptonshire lost to Middlesex by 26 runs Middlesex 214 for 7 (50 overs) (E.C.Joyce 72, A.J.Strauss 53, G.P.Swann 4-40); Northamptonshire 188 (48.4 overs) (J.W.Cook 57, C.B.Keegan 4-35) MOM: E C Joyce (Middlesex) March: Cambridgeshire lost to Yorkshire by 85 runs Yorkshire 299 for 5 (50 overs) (M.J.Wood 118*, M.J.Lumb 82, A.McGrath 56); Cambridgeshire 214 for 8 (50 overs) (N.T.Gadsby 53, Ajaz Akhtar 46) MOM: M J Wood (Yorkshire) Luton: Bedfordshire lost to Warwickshire by 15 runs Warwickshire 233 for 8 (50 overs) (T.Frost 47, I.R.Bell 41, W.E.Sneath 4-38); Bedfordshire 218 for 9 (50 overs) (T.W.Roberts 48) MOM: W E Sneath (Bedfordshire) Darlington: Durham CB lost to Glamorgan by 86 runs Glamorgan 312 for 9 (50 overs) (M.P.Maynard 115, I.J.Thomas 93); Durham CB 226 (47.4 overs) (A.Worthy 59, M.J.North 46) MOM: M P Maynard (Glamorgan) Stone: Staffordshire lost to Surrey by 9 runs Surrey 273 (49.3 overs) (I.J.Ward 108, R.Clarke 47); Staffordshire 264 for 4 (50 overs) (G.F.Archer 65, P.F.Shaw 55*, D.R.Womble 49) MOM: I J Ward (Surrey) Worcester: Worcestershire CB lost to Worcestershire by 170 runs Worcestershire 311 for 4 (50 overs) (V.S.Solanki 164*, B.F.Smith 44); Worcestershire CB 141 for 9 (50 overs) MOM: V S Solanki (Worcs) Lincoln: Lincolnshire lost to Nottinghamshire by 4 wickets Lincolnshire 279 for 7 (50 overs) (M.A.Fell 77, J.Clarke 53, R.J.Chapman 53*); Nottinghamshire 280 for 6 (48.1 overs) (P.J.Franks 84*, U.Afzaal 71) MOM: P J Franks (Notts) Canterbury: Kent CB lost to Derbyshire by 171 runs Derbyshire 299 for 5 (50 overs) (C.W.G.Bassano 101, D.R.Hewson 69, D.G.Cork 59); Kent CB 128 (45.2 overs) MOM: C W G Bassano (Derbys) The Rose Bowl: Hampshire lost to Sussex by 4 wickets Hampshire 213 for 7 (50 overs) (S.M.Katich 82*, N.Pothas 40); Sussex 214 for 6 (49.3 overs) (C.J.Adams 80*, T.R.Ambrose 43) MOM: C J Adams (Sussex) Chelmsford: Essex CB lost to Essex by 42 runs Essex 315 for 6 (50 overs) (W.I.Jefferson 132, D.D.J.Robinson 70); Essex CB 273 (49.3 overs) (M.Akhtar 71, Adan.Akram 61) MOM: M Akhtar (Essex CB) Hampshire and Northamptonshire were the only firstclass counties to fall at the third-round stage of the 2003 Cheltenham & Gloucester Trophy. While they were beaten by Sussex and Middlesex respectively in the two all firstclass ties, there were no major upsets elsewhere despite a few scares. Nottinghamshire were given the biggest fright when they were set 280 to beat Lincolnshire but Paul Franks smashed an unbeaten 84 from 70 balls to steer Nottinghamshire home with 11 balls to spare. Surrey were also pushed all the way by Staffordshire after taking the opportunity to give Ian Ward, Mark Ramprakash and Ali Brown a rare bowl. Ward blasted 108 as Surrey were dismissed for 273, with the minor county reaching 264 for four in reply. Weather SMS Weather information direct to your mobile send a text message with: forecast code followed by the location then text it to 8545 (T-mobile users text to 83155) pawx <town> 24 hourly forecast pawx s <town> 3 hourly forecast pawx l <town> 7 day forecast eg: pawx london Service available on O2, Orange, T-mobile and Vodafone Messages cost 25p inc. VAT For terms: www.paweathercentre.com Vikram Solanki Vikram Solanki (pictured above) smashed a brilliant 164 not out as Worcestershire thrashed their own Cricket Board XI by 170 runs and Matthew Wood's unbeaten 118 helped holders Yorkshire beat Cambridgeshire by 85 runs. Marcus Trescothick made a rapid 103 in Somerset's 10- wicket rout of Scotland while Matthew Maynard also reached three figures to help Glamorgan see off Durham Cricket Board by 86 runs. Gloucestershire were the top scorers though as they claimed an emphatic 324-run win over Buckinghamshire after amassing 401 for seven before Buckinghamshire collapsed to 77 all out. Chris Bassano and Will Jefferson also got in on the act as Derbyshire and Essex beat Kent CB and Essex Cricket Board respectively while there were also wins for Warwickshire, Lancashire, Durham, Leicestershire and Kent. For a detailed weather forecast check out www.paweathercentre.com or teletext page 151
Fourth Round Preview Durham v Lancashire Venue: County Ground; 0191 387 1717 Contact: Durham CCC, County Ground, Riverside, Chester-le- Street, Co. Durham, DH3 3QR Umpires: J F Steele & I J Gould 3 PREVIEW: The return of Martin Love will be a timely boost for Durham, who have had another disappointing start to the season. Love was injured for the majority of last season and it cost his county dear and coach Martyn Moxon will hope he can make up for that absence this season. Stuart Law, Iain Sutcliffe and Mal Loye have been in fine form with the bat for Lancashire, who have won the competition a record six times. Durham Statistics How they did in 2002 R4 lost to Gloucestershire by 8 wickets N.Peng 1 1 0 26 26 26.00 M.A.Gough 1 1 0 5 5 5.00 V.J.Wells 1 1 1 63 63* - G.J.Pratt 1 1 1 8 8* - J.J.B.Lewis 1 0 0 0 0 - N.C.Phillips 1 0 0 0 0 - J.Srinath 1 0 0 0 0 - N.Killeen 1 0 0 0 0 - S.J.Harmison 1 0 0 0 0 - A.Pratt 1 0 0 0 0 - G.J.Muchall 1 0 0 0 0 - G.J.Pratt 4 4 1 143 89 47.66 V.J.Wells 29 28 8 948 201 47.40 M.A.Gough 6 5 0 200 132 40.00 N.Peng 6 6 0 199 119 33.16 J.J.B.Lewis 18 17 4 297 65* 22.84 A.Pratt 6 4 1 52 26* 17.33 J.Srinath 4 2 1 11 11* 11.00 G.J.Muchall 3 2 0 22 19 11.00 N.C.Phillips 8 5 0 52 21 10.40 S.J.Harmison 4 3 1 4 2* 2.00 N.Killeen 9 5 1 5 2 1.25 G.J.Pratt 28 28 7 710 101* 33.80 J.J.B.Lewis 185 167 38 3839 102 29.75 G.J.Muchall 14 13 1 319 81 26.58 V.J.Wells 252 235 25 5408 201 25.75 N.Peng 53 52 2 1279 121 25.58 M.A.Gough 46 41 4 882 132 23.83 A.Pratt 60 47 14 727 86 22.03 D.R.Law 148 127 18 2239 82 20.54 N.C.Phillips 105 69 14 563 38* 10.23 J.Srinath 252 137 43 954 53 10.14 N.Killeen 133 78 28 455 32 9.10 V.J.Wells 9 3 20 6 3.33 6-20 N.C.Phillips 6.2 2 16 2 8.00 2-16 N.Killeen 8 0 9 1 9.00 1-9 J.Srinath 8 2 26 1 26.00 1-26 G.J.Muchall 3 0 11 0 - - S.J.Harmison 10 2 25 0 - - J.Srinath 200 89 8 11.12 4-38 - V.J.Wells 1203 728 37 19.67 6-20 1 N.Killeen 468 277 11 25.18 2-15 - N.C.Phillips 325 188 6 31.33 2-16 - S.J.Harmison 192 147 2 73.50 1-34 - G.J.Muchall 30 22 0 - - - M.A.Gough 84 71 0 - - - D.Pretorius 128 65 8 8.12 4-31 N.Killeen 6277 4507 182 24.76 6-31 V.J.Wells 8658 6440 244 26.39 6-20 J.Srinath 13102 9491 356 26.66 5-23 N.C.Phillips 4349 3396 116 29.27 4-13 D.R.Law 2957 2670 80 33.37 3-26 S.J.Harmison 2169 1847 46 40.15 4-43 M.A.Gough 1166 975 22 44.31 3-26 Lancashire Statistics How they did in 2002 R4 lost to Essex by 9 wickets M.J.Chilton 1 1 0 51 51 51.00 I.J.Sutcliffe 1 1 1 89 89* - M.B.Loye 1 1 1 6 6* - W.K.Hegg 1 0 0 0 0 - P.J.Martin 1 0 0 0 0 - G.Yates 1 0 0 0 0 - J.Wood 1 0 0 0 0 - G.Chapple 1 0 0 0 0 - A.Flintoff 1 0 0 0 0 - S.G.Law 1 0 0 0 0 - A.J.Swann 1 0 0 0 0 - I.J.Sutcliffe 11 11 3 490 103* 61.25 M.J.Chilton 6 6 1 281 76* 56.20 A.Flintoff 20 16 4 612 135* 51.00 S.G.Law 19 16 1 710 107 47.33 A.J.Swann 6 4 0 153 74 38.25 P.J.Martin 30 11 8 106 31* 35.33 M.B.Loye 22 21 5 533 124* 33.31 W.K.Hegg 44 22 1 411 60 19.57 G.Yates 22 10 5 91 34* 18.20 G.Chapple 24 14 2 144 81* 12.00 J.Wood 15 7 2 50 25 10.00 C.L.Hooper 341 313 55 9971 145 38.64 A.J.Swann 40 35 8 940 83* 34.81 S.G.Law 201 190 11 6173 133 34.48 M.B.Loye 185 180 22 5305 124* 33.57 I.J.Sutcliffe 85 83 9 2400 105* 32.43 M.J.Chilton 74 71 8 1786 102 28.34 A.Flintoff 158 140 10 3445 143 26.50 W.K.Hegg 355 208 70 2903 81 21.03 C.P.Schofield 61 43 9 598 52 17.58 G.Yates 172 78 33 661 38 14.68 K.W.Hogg 24 12 4 115 24 14.37 J.Wood 8.1 2 33 4 8.25 4-33 P.J.Martin 10 3 30 2 15.00 2-30 A.Flintoff 10 0 54 3 18.00 3-54 G.Yates 10 1 20 1 20.00 1-20 M.J.Chilton 2 0 9 0 - - G.Chapple 9 0 29 0 - - P.J.Martin 1730 977 57 17.14 5-16 2 M.J.Chilton 54 51 2 25.50 1-20 - J.Wood 655 452 16 28.25 4-33 - A.Flintoff 629 418 13 32.15 3-54 - G.Chapple 1244 897 27 33.22 6-18 2 G.Yates 1266 712 19 37.47 2-15 - S.G.Law 439 366 8 45.75 2-36 - A.J.Swann 18 16 0 - - - K.W.Hogg 899 591 29 20.37 4-20 P.J.Martin 10419 7096 313 22.67 5-16 C.P.Schofield 2124 1719 71 24.21 5-31 M.J.Chilton 812 717 29 24.72 5-26 A.Flintoff 4586 3215 127 25.31 4-11 J.M.Anderson 1010 842 32 26.31 4-25 G.Chapple 7757 5871 195 30.10 6-18 J.Wood 6306 4749 157 30.24 5-49 Durham Highest Score 186-8 v Lancashire Best Batting (Individual) G.J.Pratt 66* v Lancashire D.Pretorius 2-11 v Lancashire Highest Score 188 for 5 Lancashire Best Batting (Individual) A.J.Swann 73* Lancashire R.M.Haq 4-36 Scotland
Fourth Round Preview Glamorgan v Derbyshire Venue: Sophia Gardens; 02920 409 380 Contact: Glamorgan CCC, Sophia Gardens, Cardiff, CF11 9XR Umpires: N G Cowley & P Willey 4 PREVIEW: Glamorgan have never won this competition but have been one of the stronger sides in the shorter game this season. Acting captain Robert Croft has led by example, producing solid scores with the bats and regularly taking wickets with his off-spin. Derbyshire have had an indifferent start. Chris Bassano has impressed at the crease and fireworks are expected from overseas player Shahid Afridi, while Dominic Cork and Kevin Dean have produced strong bowling performances. Glamorgan Statistics How they did in 2002 R4 lost to Surrey by 9 runs M.P.Maynard 1 1 0 115 115 115.00 I.J.Thomas 1 1 0 93 93 93.00 R.D.B.Croft 1 1 0 22 22 22.00 M.S.Kasprowicz 1 1 0 19 19 19.00 D.L.Hemp 1 1 0 16 16 16.00 M.J.Powell 1 1 0 10 10 10.00 A.Dale 1 1 0 9 9 9.00 M.A.Wallace 1 1 0 4 4 4.00 A.G.Wharf 1 1 0 1 1 1.00 A.P.Davies 1 1 1 4 4* - D.A.Cosker 1 0 0 0 0 - M.P.Maynard 46 44 4 1805 151* 45.12 I.J.Thomas 3 3 0 127 93 42.33 D.L.Hemp 24 23 2 880 112 41.90 A.Dale 37 34 4 906 110 30.20 R.D.B.Croft 35 29 6 590 119 25.65 M.S.Kasprowicz 5 4 0 72 25 18.00 M.J.Powell 10 10 2 126 52 15.75 A.G.Wharf 7 5 1 43 24* 10.75 D.A.Cosker 9 5 3 16 5 8.00 A.P.Davies 3 2 1 5 4* 5.00 M.A.Wallace 3 2 0 9 5 4.50 M.P.Maynard 367 352 37 11366 151* 36.08 I.J.Thomas 28 27 2 814 93 32.56 A.Dale 282 248 33 6172 110 28.70 M.J.Powell 108 99 14 2199 86 25.87 D.L.Hemp 177 157 16 3578 121 25.37 R.D.B.Croft 301 249 56 4514 119 23.38 M.A.Wallace 31 22 5 274 39 16.11 M.S.Kasprowicz 70 45 13 485 40 15.15 A.G.Wharf 62 37 12 370 38* 14.80 A.P.Davies 48 20 12 100 24 12.50 D.A.Cosker 87 41 16 204 27* 8.16 A.G.Wharf 7.4 1 22 2 11.00 2-22 A.Dale 10 0 30 2 15.00 2-30 R.D.B.Croft 10 0 54 3 18.00 3-54 A.P.Davies 4 0 22 1 22.00 1-22 M.S.Kasprowicz 10 0 60 1 60.00 1-60 D.A.Cosker 6 0 30 0 - - M.S.Kasprowicz 305 228 11 20.72 5-60 1 A.P.Davies 126 129 6 21.50 5-19 1 A.G.Wharf 382 194 9 21.55 3-18 - R.D.B.Croft 2092 1323 43 30.76 4-47 - A.Dale 1460 1052 31 33.93 3-15 - D.A.Cosker 446 321 8 40.12 3-26 - D.L.Hemp 48 43 1 43.00 1-40 - M.P.Maynard 18 8 0 - - - D.L.Hemp 171 161 8 20.12 4-32 A.P.Davies 2063 1641 71 23.11 5-19 M.S.Kasprowicz 3289 2524 88 28.68 5-60 R.D.B.Croft 14049 9869 318 31.03 6-20 A.Dale 9264 7410 238 31.13 6-22 D.A.Cosker 3692 2878 89 32.33 4-17 A.G.Wharf 2760 2190 64 34.21 4-18 M.P.Maynard 112 110 1 110.00 1-13 Derbyshire Statistics How they did in 2002 R3 lost to Lancashire by 10 wickets C.W.G.Bassano 1 1 0 101 101 101.00 D.R.Hewson 1 1 0 69 69 69.00 D.G.Cork 1 1 0 59 59 59.00 S.A.Selwood 1 1 0 19 19 19.00 A.I.Gait 1 1 0 9 9 9.00 G.Welch 1 1 1 14 14* - T.Lungley 1 1 1 1 1* - K.J.Dean 1 0 0 0 0 - L.D.Sutton 1 0 0 0 0 - L.J.Wharton 1 0 0 0 0 - Mohammad Ali 1 0 0 0 0 - C.W.G.Bassano 1 1 0 101 101 101.00 D.R.Hewson 7 7 0 273 69 39.00 D.G.Cork 22 20 4 602 93 37.62 G.Welch 19 14 5 190 41 21.11 L.D.Sutton 5 4 0 82 45 20.50 Mohammad Ali 2 1 0 19 19 19.00 S.A.Selwood 2 2 0 20 19 10.00 K.J.Dean 12 3 2 8 8 8.00 A.I.Gait 2 2 0 9 9 4.50 T.Lungley 3 3 1 7 3 3.50 L.J.Wharton 2 1 1 0 0* - S.A.Selwood 28 24 3 783 93 37.28 M.J.Di.Venuto 90 87 6 2803 173* 34.60 C.W.G.Bassano 30 28 3 674 101 26.96 Shahid Afridi 193 188 9 4401 109 24.58 L.J.Wharton 29 14 12 43 11* 21.50 D.G.Cork 199 161 24 2869 93 20.94 D.R.Hewson 47 40 2 795 69 20.92 S.D.Stubbings 64 58 4 1045 98* 19.35 N.R.C.Dumelow 22 21 2 364 52 19.15 G.Welch 154 120 34 1601 71 18.61 L.D.Sutton 53 47 7 612 60 15.30 K.J.Dean 6 4 6 3 2.00 3-6 S.A.Selwood 2 0 7 1 7.00 1-7 T.Lungley 6 0 18 2 9.00 2-18 L.J.Wharton 6 1 19 1 19.00 1-19 D.G.Cork 7.2 2 21 1 21.00 1-21 Mohammad Ali 10 0 28 1 28.00 1-28 D.R.Hewson 5 0 11 0 - - G.Welch 3 0 12 0 - - S.A.Selwood 12 7 1 7.00 1-7 - K.J.Dean 666 427 23 18.56 3-6 - D.G.Cork 1361 818 43 19.02 5-18 2 L.J.Wharton 96 60 2 30.00 1-19 - T.Lungley 79 70 2 35.00 2-18 - Mohammad Ali 78 50 1 50.00 1-28 - G.Welch 971 621 9 69.00 4-31 - D.R.Hewson 30 11 0 - - - T.Lungley 1312 1026 48 21.37 4-28 D.G.Cork 9799 6944 254 27.33 6-21 K.J.Dean 4112 3119 111 28.09 5-32 S.A.Selwood 74 63 2 31.50 1-7 L.J.Wharton 1229 856 27 31.70 3-23 Mohammad Ali 240 202 6 33.66 3-42 N.R.C.Dumelow 906 745 22 33.86 3-24 G.Welch 6419 4684 134 34.95 6-31 Glamorgan Highest Score 195-3 v Kent Best Batting (Individual) I.J.Thomas 71* v Gloucestershire A.G.Wharf 4-18 v Gloucestershire Highest Score 192-9 Kent Best Batting (Individual) R.W.T.Key 68 Kent P.D.Trego 1/21 Kent
Fourth Round Preview Kent v Gloucestershire Venue: St Lawrence Ground; 01227 456 886 Contact: Kent CCC, St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury, CT1 3NZ Umpires: D J Constant & M J Kitchen 5 PREVIEW: Gloucestershire, the powerhouse of one-day cricket over the last few years, have struggled this season. The absence of Ian Harvey has affected their balance somewhat but the acquisition of Jonty Rhodes and his sublime fielding skills has been a shrewd move. Kent have not faired much better in the shorter form of the game either but their confidence should be boosted by their five-wicket win against the same opponents at the quarter-final stage last year. Kent Statistics How they did in 2002 SF lost to Somerset by 5 runs R.W.T.Key 1 1 0 27 27 27.00 E.T.Smith 1 1 0 25 25 25.00 G.S.Blewett 1 1 0 17 17 17.00 P.D.Trego 1 1 0 2 2 2.00 J.C.Tredwell 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 G.O.Jones 1 1 1 30 30* - M.J.Walker 1 1 1 23 23* - M.A.Ealham 1 0 0 0 0 - J.P.Hewitt 1 0 0 0 0 - M.J.Saggers 1 0 0 0 0 - B.J.Trott 1 0 0 0 0 - R.W.T.Key 12 12 1 473 77 43.00 M.J.Walker 15 14 4 336 73 33.60 J.C.Tredwell 10 7 1 181 71 30.16 M.A.Ealham 29 25 7 539 58* 29.94 G.S.Blewett 6 6 1 128 77 25.60 J.P.Hewitt 7 3 2 23 14* 23.00 E.T.Smith 4 4 0 58 25 14.50 P.D.Trego 4 3 0 13 11 4.33 M.J.Saggers 10 4 2 1 1 0.50 B.J.Trott 4 1 0 0 0 0.00 G.O.Jones 2 1 1 30 30* - R.W.T.Key 80 75 6 2276 114 32.98 M.J.Walker 169 159 23 3778 117 27.77 G.S.Blewett 80 78 6 1858 89 25.80 M.A.Ealham 312 258 58 5021 112 25.10 E.T.Smith 50 47 3 944 99 21.45 G.O.Jones 19 17 3 287 39 20.50 J.C.Tredwell 30 23 6 266 71 15.64 J.P.Hewitt 80 44 16 333 32* 11.89 P.D.Trego 26 22 4 212 31* 11.77 M.J.Saggers 71 40 23 199 34* 11.70 M.A.Carberry 15 13 1 131 37 10.91 B.J.Trott 10 2 16 3 5.33 3-16 J.P.Hewitt 10 3 26 3 8.66 3-26 P.D.Trego 5.1 0 22 2 11.00 2-22 M.A.Ealham 8 3 12 1 12.00 1-12 M.J.Saggers 10 1 44 1 44.00 1-44 J.C.Tredwell 3 1 7 0 - - B.J.Trott 235 133 11 12.09 5-18 1 G.S.Blewett 190 99 7 14.14 4-18 - P.D.Trego 163 115 8 14.37 2-21 - M.A.Ealham 1553 802 35 22.91 4-10 - J.C.Tredwell 390 244 8 30.50 3-7 - M.J.Saggers 556 394 12 32.83 3-14 - J.P.Hewitt 348 275 7 39.28 3-26 - M.J.Walker 132 92 2 46.00 1-33 - M.J.Walker 525 411 18 22.83 4-24 P.D.Trego 831 745 30 24.83 4-39 M.J.Saggers 3327 2537 99 25.62 5-22 B.J.Trott 1347 1034 39 26.51 5-18 M.A.Ealham 14012 9583 350 27.38 6-53 J.C.Tredwell 1109 832 30 27.73 3-7 J.P.Hewitt 3045 2408 71 33.91 4-24 G.S.Blewett 1486 1290 32 40.31 4-18 Gloucestershire Statistics How they did in 2002 QF lost to Kent by 5 wickets T.H.C.Hancock 1 1 0 135 135 135.00 J.N.Rhodes 1 1 0 87 87 87.00 C.M.Spearman 1 1 0 76 76 76.00 A.P.R.Gidman 1 1 0 27 27 27.00 W.P.C.Weston 1 1 0 25 25 25.00 M.G.N.Windows 1 1 0 11 11 11.00 M.A.Hardinges 1 1 0 1 1 1.00 R.C.Russell 1 1 1 17 17* - J.Lewis 1 1 1 9 9* - A.M.Smith 1 0 0 0 0 - J.M.M.Averis 1 0 0 0 0 - J.N.Rhodes 1 1 0 87 87 87.00 C.M.Spearman 4 4 1 190 104* 63.33 T.H.C.Hancock 19 18 0 794 135 44.11 R.C.Russell 57 43 12 905 84 29.19 J.M.M.Averis 12 5 4 29 12* 29.00 M.G.N.Windows 20 18 4 395 82 28.21 A.P.R.Gidman 5 5 0 88 27 17.60 W.P.C.Weston 12 12 0 175 40 14.58 A.M.Smith 29 10 6 53 13 13.25 J.Lewis 9 6 4 23 9* 11.50 M.A.Hardinges 5 4 0 14 12 3.50 J.N.Rhodes 254 228 52 6219 121 35.33 M.W.Alleyne 380 338 67 7437 134* 27.44 C.M.Spearman 80 78 1 2004 107 26.02 M.G.N.Windows 163 152 19 3366 117 25.30 R.C.Russell 455 350 89 6407 119* 24.54 T.H.C.Hancock 196 180 6 4006 135 23.02 W.P.C.Weston 134 119 11 2324 134 21.51 A.P.R.Gidman 20 16 1 278 48 18.53 M.A.Hardinges 25 23 4 278 65 14.63 M.C.J.Ball 219 155 51 1360 45 13.07 J.Lewis 102 60 27 366 33* 11.09 J.M.M.Averis 7 1 23 6 3.83 6-23 A.M.Smith 6 3 10 2 5.00 2-10 A.P.R.Gidman 1.1 0 5 1 5.00 1-5 J.Lewis 6 2 12 0 - - M.A.Hardinges 5 1 24 0 - - M.A.Hardinges 120 73 6 12.16 4-19 - T.H.C.Hancock 233 178 13 13.69 6-58 1 J.M.M.Averis 560 418 24 17.41 6-23 1 A.M.Smith 1639 859 42 20.45 4-46 - J.Lewis 466 273 9 30.33 3-27 - A.P.R.Gidman 136 111 2 55.50 1-5 - J.M.M.Averis 4306 3351 147 22.79 6-23 T.H.C.Hancock 1302 1138 45 25.28 6-58 A.M.Smith 10716 7063 269 26.25 6-39 M.W.Alleyne 13788 10527 352 29.90 5-27 J.Lewis 4632 3521 115 30.61 4-22 M.C.J.Ball 8792 6682 203 32.91 5-42 A.P.R.Gidman 262 239 6 39.83 3-46 M.A.Hardinges 828 634 15 42.26 4-19 Kent Highest Score 254-4 v Leicestershire Best Batting (Individual) M.J.Walker 82* v Leicestershire P.D.Trego 4-39 v Leicestershire Highest Score 200 Leicestershire Best Batting (Individual) T.R.Ward 45 Leicestershire P.DeFreitas 2-27 Leicestershire
Fourth Round Preview Leicestershire v Nottinghamshire Venue: County Ground; 01162 832 128 Contact: Leicestershire CCC, County Ground, Grace Road, Leicester, LE2 8AD Umpires: P J Hartley & J W Lloyds 6 PREVIEW: Nottinghamshire are grateful to be taking their place in the fourth round after narrowly avoiding an upset against Lincolnshire. They will need to produce an improved bowling performance after allowing the minnows to post a useful total of 279 for seven in the previous round. Leicestershire will rely heavily on overseas stars Virender Sehwag and Brad Hodge to score heavily, while paceman Charlie Dagnall has been a revelation since joining the county from Warwickshire. Leistershire Statistics How they did in 2002 R4 lost to Sussex by 6 wickets P.A.Nixon 1 1 0 57 57 57.00 J.N.Snape 1 1 0 30 30 30.00 V.Sehwag 1 1 0 16 16 16.00 D.L.Maddy 1 1 0 15 15 15.00 T.R.Ward 1 1 0 13 13 13.00 P.A.J.DeFreitas 1 1 0 12 12 12.00 D.I.Stevens 1 1 0 2 2 2.00 B.J.Hodge 1 1 0 1 1 1.00 C.E.Dagnall 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 D.D.Masters 1 1 1 24 24* - J.O.Grove 1 1 1 1 1* - T.R.Ward 30 30 1 1177 120 40.58 D.I.Stevens 11 10 0 372 133 37.20 P.A.Nixon 32 26 10 522 57 32.62 D.L.Maddy 21 19 2 417 89 24.52 J.N.Snape 22 18 4 289 54 20.64 P.A.J.DeFreitas 46 30 4 474 69 18.23 V.Sehwag 1 1 0 16 16 16.00 D.D.Masters 4 3 1 25 24* 12.50 C.E.Dagnall 2 2 0 4 4 2.00 B.J.Hodge 1 1 0 1 1 1.00 J.O.Grove 3 1 1 1 1* - B.J.Hodge 8 8 1 267 91* 38.14 V.Sehwag 80 78 6 2518 126 34.97 D.L.Maddy 211 191 24 5067 151 30.34 T.R.Ward 312 306 11 8835 131 29.94 D.I.Stevens 91 84 6 2217 133 28.42 R.J.Cunliffe 89 81 11 1963 137* 28.04 P.A.Nixon 261 224 47 4092 96* 23.11 J.N.Snape 193 153 40 2579 104* 22.82 P.A.J.DeFreitas 437 311 64 4644 90 18.80 J.L.Sadler 4 4 0 62 33 15.50 C.E.Dagnall 31 13 3 105 28 10.50 D.D.Masters 5.4 2 15 4 3.75 4-15 J.O.Grove 3 0 11 2 5.50 2-11 P.A.J.DeFreitas 7 3 19 2 9.50 2-19 D.L.Maddy 3 1 13 1 13.00 1-13 C.E.Dagnall 7 1 32 1 32.00 1-32 J.O.Grove 102 61 6 10.16 4-36 - D.I.Stevens 24 26 2 13.00 2-26 - P.A.J.DeFreitas 2757 1438 59 24.37 5-13 4 D.D.Masters 185 132 5 26.40 4-15 - D.L.Maddy 425 358 11 32.54 2-38 - C.E.Dagnall 96 69 2 34.50 1-32 - J.N.Snape 535 381 10 38.10 2-19 - T.R.Ward 174 154 4 38.50 2-25 - C.E.Dagnall 1487 978 46 21.26 4-34 P.A.J.DeFreitas 21156 13876 498 27.86 5-13 D.L.Maddy 3720 3226 111 29.06 4-16 J.N.Snape 5928 4514 155 29.12 5-32 D.S.Brignull 240 205 7 29.28 2-35 D.I.Stevens 299 257 8 32.12 2-26 J.O.Grove 1644 1345 41 32.80 4-36 T.R.Ward 414 351 10 35.10 3-20 Nottinghamshire Statistics How they did in 2002 R4 lost to Worcestershire by 8 wickets U.Afzaal 1 1 0 71 71 71.00 D.J.Bicknell 1 1 0 33 33 33.00 G.E.Welton 1 1 0 23 23 23.00 C.M.W.Read 1 1 0 13 13 13.00 B.M.Shafayat 1 1 0 4 4 4.00 J.E.R.Gallian 1 1 0 1 1 1.00 P.J.Franks 1 1 1 84 84* - G.D.Clough 1 1 1 27 27* - S.Elworthy 1 0 0 0 0 - G.J.Smith 1 0 0 0 0 - S.J.Randall 1 0 0 0 0 - U.Afzaal 9 7 2 296 71 59.20 P.J.Franks 12 8 4 194 84* 48.50 D.J.Bicknell 25 25 5 939 135* 46.95 J.E.R.Gallian 17 17 1 517 101* 32.31 C.M.W.Read 14 11 3 195 51* 24.37 G.E.Welton 4 4 0 78 26 19.50 B.M.Shafayat 5 5 1 76 36 19.00 S.Elworthy 3 2 1 13 8 13.00 G.J.Smith 5 1 0 1 1 1.00 S.J.Randall 2 1 0 1 1 1.00 G.D.Clough 2 1 1 27 27* - K.P.Pietersen 46 40 12 1380 147 49.28 D.J.Bicknell 220 213 27 7168 135* 38.53 U.Afzaal 84 74 14 2206 105 36.76 J.E.R.Gallian 164 160 14 4788 134 32.79 C.L.Cairns 247 218 27 6041 126* 31.62 C.M.W.Read 117 94 20 1641 119* 22.17 G.E.Welton 52 50 2 1055 104* 21.97 P.J.Franks 85 60 24 764 84* 21.22 B.M.Shafayat 26 24 1 406 66 17.65 S.J.Randall 17 12 6 103 25 17.16 G.D.Clough 29 14 3 142 27* 12.90 U.Afzaal 9 0 33 2 16.50 2-33 P.J.Franks 4 0 19 1 19.00 1-19 G.J.Smith 10 1 56 2 28.00 2-56 S.Elworthy 10 0 42 1 42.00 1-42 S.J.Randall 10 0 62 1 62.00 1-62 J.E.R.Gallian 2 0 9 0 - - B.M.Shafayat 2 0 21 0 - - G.D.Clough 3 0 28 0 - - S.Elworthy 168 92 6 15.33 4-40 - G.J.Smith 276 182 11 16.54 4-25 - U.Afzaal 144 98 5 19.60 3-8 - P.J.Franks 588 455 17 26.76 3-7 - S.J.Randall 120 105 1 105.00 1-62 - J.E.R.Gallian 174 131 1 131.00 1-11 - B.M.Shafayat 12 21 0 - - - G.D.Clough 54 66 0 - - - C.E.Shreck 456 395 18 21.94 5-19 D.J.Bicknell 42 45 2 22.50 1-11 G.J.Smith 2068 1524 66 23.09 5-39 U.Afzaal 924 830 33 25.15 3-8 S.Elworthy 2989 2253 82 27.47 4-14 B.M.Shafayat 274 249 9 27.66 4-35 C.L.Cairns 9968 7712 277 27.84 6-52 S.C.G.MacGill 510 345 12 28.75 4-19 Leicestershire Highest Score 247-8 v Yorkshire Best Batting (Individual) D.L.Maddy 80 v Glamorgan C.E.Dagnall 4-41 v Yorkshire Highest Score 249-5 Glamorgan Best Batting (Individual) D.L.Hemp 83* Glamorgan R.Sidebottom 5-42 Yorkshire
Fourth Round Preview Middlesex v Sussex Venue: Lord's Cricket Ground; 0207 289 1300 Contact: Middlesex CCC, Lord's Cricket Ground, London, NW8 8QN Umpires: T E Jesty & V A Holder 7 PREVIEW: Both sides have had to beat first-class opposition to reach the fourth round and will not want to see their good work wasted. Ed Joyce's 72 helped Middlesex to a 26-run win against Northamptonshire in the previous round as they made 214 for seven before dismissing the hosts for 188. Sussex skipper Chris Adams led from the front with an unbeaten 80 as his side reached their target of 214 with three balls to spare at Hampshire. Middlesex Statistics How they did in 2002 R3 lost to Essex by 5 wickets E.C.Joyce 1 1 0 72 72 72.00 A.J.Strauss 1 1 0 53 53 53.00 D.C.Nash 1 1 0 16 16 16.00 P.N.Weekes 1 1 0 10 10 10.00 O.A.Shah 1 1 0 8 8 8.00 D.Alleyne 1 1 0 3 3 3.00 B.L.Hutton 1 1 0 1 1 1.00 S.J.Cook 1 1 1 33 33* - C.B.Keegan 1 1 1 10 10* - J.H.Dawes 1 0 0 0 0 - Imran Tahir 1 0 0 0 0 - E.C.Joyce 7 7 2 278 73 55.60 S.J.Cook 5 5 3 86 39* 43.00 P.N.Weekes 22 22 5 606 143* 35.64 A.J.Strauss 6 6 0 177 56 29.50 D.C.Nash 5 3 0 77 58 25.66 O.A.Shah 12 12 1 255 49 23.18 B.L.Hutton 3 2 0 15 14 7.50 D.Alleyne 3 3 0 11 7 3.66 C.B.Keegan 1 1 1 10 10* - J.H.Dawes 1 0 0 0 0 - Imran Tahir 1 0 0 0 0 - A.A.Noffke 5 2 0 58 58 29.00 O.A.Shah 137 129 15 3130 134 27.45 P.N.Weekes 251 218 36 4930 143* 27.08 E.C.Joyce 43 40 6 893 73 26.26 Abdul Razzaq 137 117 24 2427 112 26.09 A.J.Strauss 71 67 4 1474 90 23.39 D.C.Nash 86 63 16 1037 67 22.06 B.L.Hutton 52 41 6 701 77 20.02 S.J.Cook 72 52 10 601 50 14.30 C.B.Keegan 38 24 11 165 25 12.69 D.Alleyne 26 22 1 237 58 11.28 C.B.Keegan 9.4 1 35 4 8.75 4-35 S.J.Cook 10 0 29 2 14.50 2-29 J.H.Dawes 10 1 30 2 15.00 2-30 Imran Tahir 10 2 41 0 - - P.N.Weekes 9 0 44 0 - - C.B.Keegan 58 35 4 8.75 4-35 - J.H.Dawes 60 30 2 15.00 2-30 - S.J.Cook 240 156 6 26.00 2-29 - B.L.Hutton 48 58 2 29.00 2-42 - O.A.Shah 30 36 1 36.00 1-36 - P.N.Weekes 1095 796 20 39.80 3-35 - Imran Tahir 60 41 0 - - - A.A.Noffke 204 166 8 20.75 4-34 J.H.Dawes 168 88 4 22.00 2-30 C.B.Keegan 1769 1346 57 23.61 5-17 Abdul Razzaq 5993 4421 167 26.47 6-35 P.N.Weekes 9539 7563 267 28.32 4-17 S.J.Cook 3072 2335 75 31.13 4-30 B.L.Hutton 931 856 27 31.70 5-45 O.A.Shah 285 289 8 36.12 2-2 Sussex Statistics How they did in 2002 QF lost to Surrey by 14 runs T.R.Ambrose 1 1 0 43 43 43.00 M.W.Goodwin 1 1 0 21 21 21.00 M.H.Yardy 1 1 0 12 12 12.00 R.R.Montgomerie 1 1 0 8 8 8.00 R.S.C.M-Jenkins 1 1 0 8 8 8.00 M.J.Prior 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 C.J.Adams 1 1 1 80 80* - M.J.G.Davis 1 1 1 21 21* - Mushtaq Ahmed 1 0 0 0 0 - R.J.Kirtley 1 0 0 0 0 - B.V.Taylor 1 0 0 0 0 - C.J.Adams 27 26 7 1224 129* 64.42 R.R.Montgomerie 16 16 4 763 126* 63.58 M.W.Goodwin 7 7 1 288 110* 48.00 T.R.Ambrose 4 4 0 154 95 38.50 Mushtaq.Ahmed 12 7 3 100 35 25.00 R.S.C.M-Jenkins 6 5 2 53 16 17.66 M.H.Yardy 9 8 0 102 52 12.75 M.J.Prior 6 5 0 57 34 11.40 R.J.Kirtley 11 3 1 13 7* 6.50 B.V.Taylor 8 1 0 1 1 1.00 M.J.G.Davis 6 4 4 63 30* - C.J.Adams 271 257 43 8820 163 41.21 R.R.Montgomerie 147 144 15 4683 129* 36.30 M.W.Goodwin 134 130 11 3565 112* 29.95 T.R.Ambrose 29 27 1 689 95 26.50 K.J.Innes 75 49 17 747 55 23.34 M.J.G.Davis 48 28 12 309 30* 19.31 M.H.Yardy 36 30 5 373 59 14.92 R.S.C.M-Jenkins 107 79 9 920 68* 13.14 M.J.Prior 32 24 1 260 73 11.30 Mushtaq Ahmed 229 137 50 979 41 11.25 R.J.Kirtley 126 51 24 243 19* 9.00 B.V.Taylor 10 1 52 2 26.00 2-52 R.S.C.M-Jenkins 10 3 28 1 28.00 1-28 R.J.Kirtley 10 2 38 1 38.00 1-38 M.H.Yardy 2 0 16 0 - - Mushtaq Ahmed 10 1 33 0 - - M.J.G.Davis 8 0 42 0 - - Mushtaq Ahmed 814 395 22 17.95 5-26 1 B.V.Taylor 438 297 15 19.80 4-26 - R.J.Kirtley 625 440 21 20.95 5-39 1 R.S.C.M-Jenkins 348 191 8 23.87 2-24 - M.H.Yardy 266 251 6 41.83 3-39 - M.W.Goodwin 42 56 1 56.00 1-28 - M.J.G.Davis 348 228 4 57.00 2-37 - C.J.Adams 114 91 1 91.00 1-15 - B.V.Taylor 2821 1939 93 20.84 5-28 R.J.Kirtley 5747 4356 188 23.17 5-33 R.S.C.M-Jenkins 4870 3248 111 29.26 4-22 Mushtaq Ahmed 11623 7923 260 30.47 7-24 K.J.Innes 2545 2224 71 31.32 4-26 M.H.Yardy 1038 816 22 37.09 3-30 M.J.G.Davis 2249 1585 41 38.65 4-24 C.J.Adams 1256 1122 29 38.68 5-16 Middlesex Highest Score 205-5 v Derbyshire Best Batting (Individual) P.N.Weekes 76 v Derbyshire S.J.Cook 4-30 v Derbyshire Highest Score 203 Derbyshire Best Batting (Individual) M.Di.Venuto 61 Derbyshire T.Lungley 3-47 Derbyshire
Fourth Round Preview Somerset v Surrey Venue: County Ground; 01823 272 946 Contact: Somerset CCC, County Ground, Taunton, Somerset, TA1 1JT Umpires: B Leadbeater & M J Harris 8 PREVIEW: Surrey have been in awesome form in one-day cricket so far this season but do not have a good record in this competition. Their 1982 triumph was their only success and they have not reached the final since 1991. Somerset are looking to reach Lord's for the fourth time in five years and have also been in good form. The injury to Andrew Caddick will be a blow but fellow pacemen Richard Johnson and Nixon McLean remain a threat. Somerset Statistics How they did in 2002 Runners-up lost to Yorkshire by 6 wickets M.E.Trescothick 1 1 1 103 103* - J.Cox 1 1 1 39 39* - R.J.Turner 1 0 0 0 0 - M.Burns 1 0 0 0 0 - K.A.Parsons 1 0 0 0 0 - R.L.Johnson 1 0 0 0 0 - K.P.Dutch 1 0 0 0 0 - I.D.Blackwell 1 0 0 0 0 - S.R.G.Francis 1 0 0 0 0 - N.A.M.McLean 1 0 0 0 0 - J.D.C.Bryant 1 0 0 0 0 - M.E.Trescothick 19 17 1 818 133 51.12 J.Cox 16 16 2 613 114 43.78 K.A.Parsons 28 25 8 730 121 42.94 K.P.Dutch 20 15 8 268 61* 38.28 N.A.M.McLean 7 6 3 112 36 37.33 R.J.Turner 28 22 8 491 52 35.07 M.Burns 24 23 3 592 84* 29.60 I.D.Blackwell 16 14 2 303 86 25.25 R.L.Johnson 25 14 3 178 45* 16.18 S.R.G.Francis 2 0 0 0 0 - J.D.C.Bryant 1 0 0 0 0 - M.E.Trescothick 194 182 17 5895 137 35.72 J.Cox 84 84 3 2782 114 34.34 K.A.Parsons 173 147 31 3278 121 28.25 M.Burns 182 170 19 3908 115* 25.88 R.J.Turner 208 178 56 3142 70 25.75 I.D.Blackwell 119 109 9 2392 97 23.92 J.D.C.Bryant 5 4 1 71 56* 23.66 K.P.Dutch 136 117 30 1678 64 19.28 S.R.G.Francis 30 16 9 116 27 16.57 N.A.M.McLean 91 70 15 787 50* 14.30 R.L.Johnson 141 94 20 930 53 12.56 M.Burns 3 0 13 2 6.50 2-13 K.A.Parsons 10 0 29 3 9.66 3-29 I.D.Blackwell 7 1 17 1 17.00 1-17 S.R.G.Francis 10 1 19 1 19.00 1-19 N.A.M.McLean 10 3 28 1 28.00 1-28 R.L.Johnson 10 2 29 0 - - N.A.M.McLean 367 205 10 20.50 3-27 - K.A.Parsons 1196 887 35 25.34 4-43 - R.L.Johnson 1320 956 36 26.55 5-50 1 S.R.G.Francis 96 29 1 29.00 1-19 - M.Burns 318 286 9 31.77 2-13 - J.Cox 42 33 1 33.00 1-33 - M.E.Trescothick 174 141 4 35.25 2-23 - K.P.Dutch 816 568 16 35.50 3-26 - A.W.Laraman 919 695 33 21.06 6-42 M.E.Trescothick 1553 1292 50 25.84 4-50 A.R.Caddick 10501 7089 273 25.96 6-30 P.S.Jones 4903 4165 158 26.36 5-23 K.P.Dutch 4839 3709 137 27.07 6-40 M.Burns 1676 1570 56 28.03 4-39 J.Cox 138 115 4 28.75 3-28 R.L.Johnson 6350 5110 162 31.54 5-50 Surrey Statistics How they did in 2002 SF lost to Yorkshire by 10 wickets I.J.Ward 1 1 0 108 108 108.00 R.Clarke 1 1 0 47 47 47.00 A.J.Hollioake 1 1 0 33 33 33.00 M.R.Ramprakash 1 1 0 25 25 25.00 Azhar.Mahmood 1 1 0 20 20 20.00 J.N.Batty 1 1 0 19 19 19.00 G.P.Thorpe 1 1 0 5 5 5.00 Saqlain.Mushtaq 1 1 0 5 5 5.00 J.Ormond 1 1 0 2 2 2.00 A.D.Brown 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 M.P.Bicknell 1 1 1 3 3* - G.P.Thorpe 31 30 8 1164 145* 52.90 I.J.Ward 18 16 2 605 108 43.21 M.R.Ramprakash 37 36 3 1242 107* 37.63 A.J.Hollioake 28 22 4 650 117* 36.11 A.D.Brown 32 28 2 865 268 33.26 R.Clarke 6 5 0 112 55 22.40 Azhar Mahmood 1 1 0 20 20 20.00 M.P.Bicknell 42 20 9 216 66* 19.63 J.N.Batty 5 3 1 26 19 13.00 Saqlain Mushtaq 18 6 2 49 24 12.25 J.Ormond 13 7 4 36 18* 12.00 M.R.Ramprakash 298 288 50 9600 147* 40.33 G.P.Thorpe 306 287 43 9581 145* 39.26 A.D.Brown 288 278 14 8532 268 32.31 I.J.Ward 120 113 11 2810 108 27.54 A.J.Hollioake 250 216 31 5037 117* 27.22 R.Clarke 23 22 2 485 98* 24.25 Azhar Mahmood 138 105 21 1634 98 19.45 M.P.Bicknell 307 159 68 1445 66* 15.87 J.N.Batty 87 63 15 630 40 13.12 Saqlain Mushtaq 248 141 54 1014 38* 11.65 J.Ormond 84 52 28 273 18* 11.37 Azhar Mahmood 6 2 20 1 20.00 1-20 J.Ormond 10 1 33 1 33.00 1-33 M.R.Ramprakash 6 0 38 1 38.00 1-38 Saqlain Mushtaq 5 0 38 1 38.00 1-38 A.D.Brown 2 0 17 0 - - M.P.Bicknell 8 3 23 0 - - A.J.Hollioake 3 0 35 0 - - I.J.Ward 10 0 49 0 - - Azhar Mahmood 36 20 1 20.00 1-20 - Saqlain Mushtaq 961 648 29 22.34 4-17 - M.R.Ramprakash 396 255 10 25.50 2-15 - M.P.Bicknell 2571 1481 58 25.53 4-35 - A.J.Hollioake 891 780 30 26.00 5-77 1 R.Clarke 121 129 3 43.00 2-56 - J.Ormond 667 489 11 44.45 2-16 - G.P.Thorpe 13 12 0 - - - Saqlain Mushtaq 12408 8756 389 22.50 5-20 A.J.Tudor 2764 2130 93 22.90 4-26 J.Ormond 3790 2618 112 23.37 4-12 A.J.Hollioake 8110 7305 312 23.41 5-29 M.P.Bicknell 14997 9986 401 24.90 7-30 M.R.Ramprakash 1374 1068 41 26.04 5-38 T.J.Murtagh 1088 903 29 31.13 4-31 Azhar Mahmood 6088 4624 129 35.84 6-18 Somerset Highest Score 293-4 v Nottinghamshire Best Batting (Individual) J.Cox 110 v Nottinghamshire S.Francis 3-50 v Nottinghamshire Highest Score 265 Nottinghamshire Best Batting (Individual) U.Afzaal 105 Nottinghamshire D.Pretorius 4-31 Durham
Fourth Round Preview Warwickshire v Essex Venue: The County Ground; 0121 446 4422 Contact: Warwickshire CCC, The County Ground, Edgbaston, Birmingham, B5 7QU Umpires: B Dudleston & R Palmer 9 PREVIEW: Essex have started the season strongly and will aim to maintain that with a trip to the C&G Trophy quarter-finals. Will Jefferson's form has played a major role in that with some very impressive innings from the youngster. All-rounder Graham Napier has also caught the eye with his medium pacers. On the other hand, Warwickshire's form has been disappointing and good things are needed from the bats of Nick Knight, Ian Bell and James Troughton. Warwickshire Statistics How they did in 2002 R4 lost to Kent by 128 runs T.Frost 1 1 0 47 47 47.00 I.R.Bell 1 1 0 41 41 41.00 J.O.Troughton 1 1 0 38 38 38.00 D.R.Brown 1 1 0 30 30 30.00 M.A.Wagh 1 1 0 17 17 17.00 D.P.Ostler 1 1 0 4 4 4.00 N.V.Knight 1 1 0 1 1 1.00 G.G.Wagg 1 1 0 1 1 1.00 A.F.Giles 1 1 1 24 24* - M.A.Sheikh 1 1 1 4 4* - N.M.K.Smith 1 0 0 0 0 - J.O.Troughton 6 6 1 292 115* 58.40 N.V.Knight 28 28 2 1055 151 40.57 A.F.Giles 21 15 5 397 107 39.70 I.R.Bell 4 4 0 126 50 31.50 D.P.Ostler 43 42 4 1138 104 29.94 D.R.Brown 25 24 3 467 70 22.23 N.M.K.Smith 46 40 9 671 72 21.64 M.A.Wagh 4 4 0 85 46 21.25 M.A.Sheikh 9 5 2 48 14 16.00 T.Frost 4 4 0 61 47 15.25 G.G.Wagg 3 3 0 22 21 7.33 N.V.Knight 318 302 33 9644 151 35.85 I.R.Bell 30 29 3 892 86 34.30 J.O.Troughton 24 24 4 663 115* 33.15 D.P.Ostler 258 245 33 7007 134* 33.05 M.J.Powell 73 64 9 1380 101* 25.09 D.R.Brown 215 180 26 3443 82* 22.35 N.M.K.Smith 318 266 38 4894 125 21.46 M.A.Wagh 43 41 2 825 84 21.15 A.F.Giles 160 106 27 1596 107 20.20 T.Frost 41 22 8 245 47 17.50 K.J.Piper 212 117 54 915 38* 14.52 M.A.Wagh 10 1 35 3 11.66 3-35 D.R.Brown 8 2 34 2 17.00 2-34 A.F.Giles 10 1 35 2 17.50 2-35 N.M.K.Smith 8 1 28 1 28.00 1-28 M.A.Sheikh 10 0 41 1 41.00 1-41 G.G.Wagg 4 0 30 0 - - D.P.Ostler 15 10 1 10.00 1-4 - M.A.Wagh 60 35 3 11.66 3-35 - J.O.Troughton 130 83 7 11.85 4-23 - A.F.Giles 1127 738 33 22.36 5-21 1 N.M.K.Smith 1930 1229 51 24.09 5-17 1 G.G.Wagg 114 82 3 27.33 3-35 - D.R.Brown 1202 839 25 33.56 2-18 - M.A.Sheikh 516 350 10 35.00 2-18 - J.O.Troughton 130 83 7 11.85 4-23 N.M.Carter 1069 860 38 22.63 5-31 A.F.Giles 6641 4843 208 23.28 5-21 D.R.Brown 8618 6405 241 26.57 5-31 M.J.Powell 705 613 23 26.65 5-40 M.A.Sheikh 3370 2165 81 26.72 4-17 N.M.K.Smith 10852 8071 295 27.35 6-33 G.G.Wagg 324 276 10 27.60 4-50 Essex Statistics How they did in 2002 QF lost to Yorkshire by losing more wickets W.I.Jefferson 1 1 0 132 132 132.00 D.D.J.Robinson 1 1 0 70 70 70.00 R.C.Irani 1 1 0 38 38 38.00 G.R.Napier 1 1 0 16 16 16.00 J.S.Foster 1 1 0 10 10 10.00 N.Hussain 1 1 0 6 6 6.00 J.M.Dakin 1 1 1 11 11* - A.P.Grayson 1 1 1 7 7* - J.P.Stephenson 1 0 0 0 0 - J.B.Grant 1 0 0 0 0 - S.A.Brant 1 0 0 0 0 - W.I.Jefferson 1 1 0 132 132 132.00 R.C.Irani 25 22 3 868 124 45.68 N.Hussain 32 30 4 1105 108 42.50 J.P.Stephenson 36 31 1 930 107 31.00 D.D.J.Robinson 20 18 1 475 70 27.94 G.R.Napier 6 6 1 128 79 25.60 J.M.Dakin 14 13 1 307 179 25.58 A.P.Grayson 27 21 2 453 82* 23.84 J.S.Foster 2 2 0 43 33 21.50 J.B.Grant 1 0 0 0 0 - S.A.Brant 1 0 0 0 0 - W.I.Jefferson 23 23 1 864 132 39.27 A.Flower 250 240 22 7846 145 35.99 N.Hussain 329 310 41 9456 136* 35.15 J.P.Stephenson 302 271 35 6932 142 29.37 R.C.Irani 238 220 34 5355 124 28.79 A.Habib 129 109 21 2428 111 27.59 D.D.J.Robinson 153 147 12 3519 137* 26.06 J.S.Foster 30 29 8 440 56* 20.95 M.L.Pettini 14 11 0 228 75 20.72 J.M.Dakin 163 138 23 2348 179 20.41 A.P.Grayson 225 183 29 3045 82* 19.77 G.R.Napier 8.3 1 47 3 15.66 3-47 S.A.Brant 9 1 54 3 18.00 3-54 R.C.Irani 9 2 42 2 21.00 2-42 J.M.Dakin 8 0 34 1 34.00 1-34 J.B.Grant 5 0 40 0 - - A.P.Grayson 10 1 54 0 - - S.A.Brant 54 54 3 18.00 3-54 - G.R.Napier 195 165 8 20.62 3-47 - R.C.Irani 1466 991 36 27.52 4-41 - J.P.Stephenson 1225 965 29 33.27 5-34 1 A.P.Grayson 1097 844 25 33.76 3-24 - J.M.Dakin 539 381 11 34.63 2-23 - J.B.Grant 30 40 0 - - - S.A.Brant 238 206 13 15.84 4-25 J.B.Grant 272 182 9 20.22 3-13 A.J.Clarke 943 734 33 22.24 4-30 G.R.Napier 1405 1189 53 22.43 6-29 R.C.Irani 9885 7312 287 25.47 5-26 J.P.Stephenson 8966 6911 262 26.37 6-33 J.E.Bishop 799 723 25 28.92 3-33 J.D.Middlebrook 1332 988 34 29.05 4-33 Warwickshire Highest Score 158-9 v Yorkshire Best Batting (Individual) A.F.Giles 61* v Yorkshire A.F.Giles 2-27 v Essex Highest Score 160 for 4 Yorkshire Best Batting (Individual) M.J.Lumb 61 Yorkshire R.C.Irani 3-21 Essex
Fourth Round Preview Worcestershire v Yorkshire Venue: County Ground; 01905 748 474 Contact: Worcestershire CCC, County Ground, New Road, Worcester, WR2 4QQ Umpires: A Clarkson & N A Mallender 10 PREVIEW: Yorkshire have suffered two woeful batting collapses already in limited-overs play this term and will hope to put that behind them against a strong Worcestershire side. The holders are crying out for some solid performances from senior batsmen Michael Vaughan and Anthony McGrath. Worcestershire duo Vikram Solanki and Graeme Hick have already shown their class this season with the bat and their pace attack of Kabir Ali, Andrew Hall and Nantie Hayward will always be dangerous. Worcestershire Statistics How they did in 2002 QF lost to Somerset by 4 wickets B.F.Smith 1 1 0 44 44 44.00 Kadeer Ali 1 1 0 20 20 20.00 G.A.Hick 1 1 0 19 19 19.00 S.D.Peters 1 1 0 4 4 4.00 V.S.Solanki 1 1 1 164 164* - Kabir Ali 1 1 1 23 23* - D.A.Leatherdale 1 0 0 0 0 - S.J.Rhodes 1 0 0 0 0 - G.J.Batty 1 0 0 0 0 - M.Hayward 1 0 0 0 0 - M.S.Mason 1 0 0 0 0 - G.A.Hick 47 47 8 2161 172* 55.41 V.S.Solanki 16 15 1 528 164* 37.71 Kadeer Ali 3 3 0 110 66 36.66 B.F.Smith 26 25 5 653 85* 32.65 S.J.Rhodes 50 38 14 537 61 22.37 D.A.Leatherdale 31 26 2 480 53 20.00 S.D.Peters 7 7 0 106 58 15.14 Kabir Ali 10 6 2 54 23* 13.50 G.J.Batty 5 3 0 10 7 3.33 M.S.Mason 3 1 0 1 1 1.00 M.Hayward 1 0 0 0 0 - G.A.Hick 484 469 75 17495 172* 44.40 Kadeer Ali 8 8 0 255 66 31.87 B.F.Smith 249 240 34 6335 115 30.75 V.S.Solanki 173 152 18 3761 164* 28.06 D.A.Leatherdale 271 226 37 4047 70* 21.41 G.J.Batty 55 46 10 740 83* 20.55 S.J.Rhodes 422 281 82 3859 105 19.39 S.D.Peters 94 83 4 1453 73* 18.39 Kabir Ali 57 27 8 211 27 11.10 M.S.Mason 17 4 1 12 6 4.00 M.Hayward 26 6 1 12 4 2.40 B.F.Smith 1 0 2 1 2.00 1-2 Kadeer Ali 1 0 4 1 4.00 1-4 M.Hayward 8 1 19 2 9.50 2-19 G.J.Batty 10 2 26 2 13.00 2-26 M.S.Mason 7 1 13 1 13.00 1-13 D.A.Leatherdale 8 2 24 1 24.00 1-24 G.A.Hick 6 1 26 1 26.00 1-26 Kabir Ali 9 1 20 0 - - M.Hayward 48 19 2 9.50 2-19 - B.F.Smith 24 17 1 17.00 1-2 - Kabir Ali 446 317 15 21.13 4-2 - Kadeer Ali 27 25 1 25.00 1-4 - G.J.Batty 206 137 5 27.40 2-26 - M.S.Mason 153 132 4 33.00 2-58 - G.A.Hick 1283 817 24 34.04 4-54 - D.A.Leatherdale 460 377 11 34.27 3-14 - Kabir Ali 2360 1792 87 20.59 5-36 M.S.Mason 758 572 26 22.00 4-35 D.A.Leatherdale 3904 3063 129 23.74 5-9 Kadeer Ali 27 25 1 25.00 1-4 G.A.Hick 6313 5009 165 30.35 5-33 M.Hayward 1251 1066 33 32.30 5-36 G.J.Batty 1793 1493 38 39.28 4-36 B.F.Smith 54 47 1 47.00 1-2 Yorkshire Statistics How they did in 2002 Winners beat Somerset by 6 wickets M.J.Lumb 1 1 0 82 82 82.00 A.McGrath 1 1 0 56 56 56.00 R.J.Blakey 1 1 0 11 11 11.00 M.P.Vaughan 1 1 0 10 10 10.00 C.E.W.Silverwood 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 M.J.Wood 1 1 1 118 118* - V.J.Craven 1 1 1 11 11* - R.J.Sidebottom 1 0 0 0 0 - T.T.Bresnan 1 0 0 0 0 - S.P.Kirby 1 0 0 0 0 - A.K.D.Gray 1 0 0 0 0 - M.J.Wood 11 11 3 423 118* 52.87 A.McGrath 21 18 3 700 84 46.66 V.J.Craven 2 2 1 37 26 37.00 M.J.Lumb 5 4 0 146 82 36.50 M.P.Vaughan 24 23 2 629 85 29.95 R.J.Blakey 44 31 11 472 75 23.60 C.E.W.Silverwood 22 10 3 142 61 20.28 R.J.Sidebottom 14 2 1 13 7* 13.00 S.P.Kirby 2 1 0 0 0 0.00 T.T.Bresnan 2 0 0 0 0 - A.K.D.Gray 1 0 0 0 0 - R.J.Blakey 355 304 80 7135 130* 31.85 A.McGrath 153 140 19 3843 109* 31.76 M.J.Wood 79 68 8 1569 118* 26.15 M.P.Vaughan 185 179 12 4284 125* 25.65 M.J.Lumb 38 34 3 769 82 24.80 G.M.Fellows 94 78 15 1341 80* 21.28 V.J.Craven 20 20 2 338 59 18.77 T.T.Bresnan 29 17 8 122 25 13.55 C.E.W.Silverwood 153 85 29 744 61 13.28 D.Gough 287 174 56 1539 72* 13.04 A.K.D.Gray 14 9 3 75 30* 12.50 A.K.D.Gray 10 0 37 3 12.33 3-37 M.J.Wood 6 0 45 3 15.00 3-45 T.T.Bresnan 4 0 20 1 20.00 1-20 S.P.Kirby 7 0 21 1 21.00 1-21 R.J.Sidebottom 5 2 13 0 - - V.J.Craven 3 0 13 0 - - A.McGrath 3 0 15 0 - - C.E.W.Silverwood 7 1 21 0 - - A.K.D.Gray 60 37 3 12.33 3-37 - M.J.Wood 36 45 3 15.00 3-45 - T.T.Bresnan 66 38 2 19.00 1-18 - R.J.Sidebottom 654 432 20 21.60 4-39 - C.E.W.Silverwood 1133 693 20 34.65 3-24 - S.P.Kirby 102 74 2 37.00 1-21 - M.P.Vaughan 324 199 5 39.80 1-4 - A.McGrath 168 148 2 74.00 1-33 - M.J.Wood 36 45 3 15.00 3-45 C.E.W.Silverwood 6814 4750 202 23.51 5-28 D.Gough 14567 10001 415 24.09 7-27 M.P.Vaughan 2427 1806 63 28.66 4-22 A.McGrath 903 680 23 29.56 3-39 R.J.Sidebottom 4149 2947 99 29.76 6-40 A.K.D.Gray 457 371 12 30.91 4-34 T.T.Bresnan 1043 760 24 31.66 3-29 Worcestershire Highest Score 311-4 v Worcestershire CB Best Batting (Individual) V.S.Solanki 164* v Worcestershire CB Kabir Ali 3-43 v Surrey Highest Score 247-9 Surrey Best Batting (Individual) A.D.Brown 81 Surrey S Mushtaq 1-32 Surrey
11 Trophy results & fixtures 2003 Round One Thursday 29th Aug 2002 (30th Aug Reserve Day) 1. Oxfordshire lost to Lancashire CB by 31 runs...luton 2. Berkshire beat Ireland by 4 wickets...finchampstead 3. Worcestershire CB beat Dorset by 5 wickets...kidderminster 4. *Denmark lost to Leics CB by 4 wickets...ratcliffe College 5. Cornwall beat Somerset CB by 2 runs...camborne 6. Middlesex CB beat Derbyshire CB by 38 runs...southgate 7. Warwickshire CB lost to Herefordshire by 73 runs...coventry & NW 8. Gloucestershire CB lost to Surrey CB by 17 runs...bristol 9. Buckinghamshire beat Suffolk by 230 runs...dinton 10. Hampshire CB beat Wiltshire by 94 runs...hursley Park 11. Bedfordshire beat Hertfordshire by 8 wickets...luton Town 12. Cumberland beat Notts CB by 86 runs...keswick 13. Cheshire beat Huntingdonshire by 12 runs...toft 14. Northamptonshire CB lost to Yorkshsire CB by 57 runs...northampton *Leicestershire CB played at Home, as Denmark s pitch has not yet been approved for staging Trophy matches. Teams receiving 1st round byes: Devon, Sussex CB, Essex CB, Shropshire, Norfolk, Lincolnshire, Kent CB, Durham CB, Scotland, Holland, Northumberland, Cambridgeshire, Staffordshire, Wales Minor Counties Round Two Thursday 12 Sep 2002 (13 Sep Reserve Day) 15. Scotland beat Lancashire CB by 3 wickets...aberbeenshire 16. Berkshire beat Norfolk by 6 wickets...reading 17. Worcestershire CB beat Sussex CB by 6 wickets...kidderminster 18. Kent CB beat Leicestershire CB by 7 wickets...the Mote 19. Wales lost to Cornwall by 24 runs...margam 20. Middlesex CB lost to Cambridgeshire by 7 wickets...southgate 21. Durham CB beat Herefordshire by 50 runs...darlington 22. Essex CB beat Surrey CB by 49 runs...chelmsford 23. Buckinghamshire beat Shropshire by 11 runs...beaconsfield 24. Hampshire CB lost to Staffordshire by 105 runs...winchester 25. Bedfordshire beat Netherlands by 10 wickets...bedford Town 26. Devon beat Cumberland by 127 runs...exmouth 27. Cheshire lost to Lincolnshire by 4 runs...neston 28. Northumberland beat Yorkshsire CB by 126 runs...jesmond The Duckworth/Lewis system All Cheltenham & Gloucester Trophy matches have a reserve day, but if play is still lost to the weather the Duckworth Lewis system can be used to reset targets. The system is based on what percentage of its resources (overs and wickets) a team have left. With 50 overs left and 10 wickets remaining, a team has 100 per cent of its resources left. The table shows the percentage of resources at other stages in the innings. The procedure for working out targets is as follows: 1 2 3 For each innings: Use the table to calculate the resource percentage lost by the interruption and therefore calculate the resource percentage still available. If team 2 have less resources available than team 1, calculate the ratio of the resources available to both teams. Team 2 s revised target is obtained by scaling down team 1 s score by this ratio. 3) If team 2 have more resources available than team 1, calculate the amount by which team 2 s resources exceeds team 1 s. Work this out as a percentage of 225 (the average 50-over score in ECB matches and oneday internationals). This gives the extra runs to add to team 1 s score to give team 2 s target. WICKETS LOST 0 2 5 7 9 OVERS LEFT 50 100 83.8 49.5 26.5 7.6 40 90.3 77.6 48.3 26.4 7.6 30 77.1 68.2 45.7 26.2 7.6 25 68.5 61.8 43.4 25.9 7.6 20 58.9 54.0 40.0 25.2 7.6 10 34.1 32.5 27.5 20.6 7.5 Round Three Wednesday 7 May 2003 (8 May Reserve Day) 29 Bedfordshire lost to Warwickshire by 15 runs...luton 30 Durham CB lost to Glamorgan by 86 runs...darlington 31 Buckinghamshire lost to Gloucestershire by 324 runs...ascott Park, Wing 32 Cambridgeshire lost to Yorkshire by 85 runs...march 33 Essex CB lost to Essex 42 runs...chelmsford 34 Kent CB lost to Derbyshire by 171 runs...canterbury 35 Worcestershire CB lost to Worcestershire by 170 runs...new Road 36 Berkshire lost to Durham 8 wickets...reading CC 37 Lincolnshire lost to Nottinghamshire by 4 wickets...lincoln Lindum 38 Cornwall lost to Kent 5 wickets...truro 39 Staffordshire lost to Surrey 9 runs...stone 40 Scotland lost to Somerset by 10 wickets...the Grange 41 Devon lost to Lancashire by 9 wickets...exmouth 42 Northumberland lost to Leicestershire by 90 runs...jesmond 43 Northamptonshire lost to Middlesex by 26 runs...northampton 44 Hampshire lost to Sussex by 4 wickets...rose Bowl Round Four Wednesday 28th May 2003 (29 May Reserve Day) 45 Middlesex v Sussex... 46 Leicestershire v Nottinghamshire... 47 Durham v Lancashire... 48 Somerset v Surrey... 49 Kent v Gloucestershire... 50 Worcestershire v Yorkshire... 51 Warwickshire v Essex... 52 Glamorgan v Derbyshire... Quarter-Finals 1&2 Tuesday 10th June 2003 (11th June Reserve Day) 53 Quarter-Final 1... 54 Quarter-Final 2... Quarter-Finals 3&4 Wednesday 11th June 2003 (12th June Reserve Day) 55 Quarter-Final 3... 56 Quarter-Final 4... Semi-Final 1 Thursday 7th August 2003 (8th August Reserve Day) 57 Semi-Final 1... Semi-Final 2 Saturday 9th August 2003 (10th August Reserve Day) 58 Semi-Final 2... Final Saturday 30th August 2002 (31st August Reserve Day) 59 Final...Lord s Playing conditions One innings per side of up to 50 overs. A maximum of 10 overs per bowler. Scheduled hours of play 11am to 6.45pm. Each innings scheduled to last a maximum three hours and 45 minutes. There will normally be two sessions of play of three hours and 30 minutes each, with an interval from 2.30pm to 3.25pm. The interval will be reduced if necessary. Two drinks intervals per innings, but these can be cancelled to make up time lost to interruptions. The fielding side can be penalised for slow over rates by the addition of runs to the batting side s total. For the first 15 overs a minimum of seven fielders plus the bowler and wicket-keeper must be inside the fielding circle as the ball is bowled. For the rest of the innings a minimum of four fielders plus the bowler and wicket-keeper must be inside the circle. The restrictions are lifted earlier when the number of overs is reduced. In the event of a tie, the team losing fewer wickets will win. If the sides are still level, the higher score after 15 overs will win. In rounds one and two, run rate may be used to set a revised target after a suspension of play. From round three onwards, the Duckworth Lewis system will be used. For a detailed weather forecast check out www.paweathercentre.com or teletext page 151