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3 ECB 2000 © Preview & Div 2 TM Page Durham v Surrey Dynamos Lions Norwich Union Division Two – Saturday, May 6th at Riverside Ground Live on Sky Sports 3 from 1pm Preview 1999 National Cricket League urham Dynamos will be looking to 1999 National Cricket League bounce back from their narrow defeat at Batting averages Dthe hands of Nottinghamshire Outlaws Batting averages Name M I NO Runs HS Avge when they come up against Surrey Lions at Name M I NO Runs HS Avge J.J.B.Lewis 16 15 3 455 85 37.91 the Riverside. Dynamos slipped to a four-wick- G.P.Thorpe 8 8 0 364 84 45.50 N.J.Speak 8 6 1 159 53 31.80 et defeat from the penultimate ball of the in- G.P.Butcher 6 6 2 119 34* 29.75 S.Chapman 1 1 0 30 30 30.00 nings last time out, and they will have their A.J.Stewart 8 8 0 231 76 28.87 D.C.Boon 13 12 0 334 66 27.83 work cut out against the star-studded Lions. M.A.Butcher 12 12 0 323 44 26.91 J.A.Daley 12 11 0 294 90 26.72 Adam Hollioake’s side opened up with a 10- A.D.Brown 15 15 0 403 105 26.86 M.P.Speight 14 13 1 302 60 25.16 run triumph over Glamorgan Dragons and are I.J.Ward 15 15 2 332 80 25.53 P.D.Collingwood 15 14 1 316 86 24.30 certain to want to climb out of the lower tier of D.J.Bicknell 6 6 1 123 62 24.60 N.Shahid 1 1 0 24 24 24.00 J.E.Morris 9 9 0 175 41 19.44 the Norwich Union National League. With play- A.Pratt 2 2 0 29 26 14.50 I.E.Bishop 8 6 5 23 15* 23.00 ers such as Hollioake and his younger brother B.C.Hollioake 11 11 0 244 48 22.18 M.M.Betts 12 9 3 73 15 12.16 Ben, Graham Thorpe, Alex Tudor and Ally J.D.Ratcliffe 9 9 1 159 59 19.87 J.Wood 14 9 4 60 16 12.00 Brown at their disposal, they certainly have J.E.Benjamin 5 3 2 19 16* 19.00 S.M.Ali 2 2 0 19 17 9.50 A.J.Hollioake 12 12 0 226 45 18.83 N.C.Phillips 16 14 2 109 19* 9.08 the talent to achieve that goal. Wicketkeeper A.J.Tudor 6 6 1 55 28 11.00 M.A.Gough 3 2 0 16 16 8.00 and batsman Alec Stewart is the only Surrey player to have been contracted to the England J.N.Batty 11 9 1 72 19 9.00 M.J.Symington 3 2 0 13 10 6.50 G.J.Batty 5 5 1 34 23 8.50 R.Robinson 9 8 0 52 33 6.50 camp this season, so the Lions’ squad is un- M.P.Bicknell 9 9 4 33 16 6.60 N.Killeen 13 8 2 36 11 6.00 likely to suffer the level of depletion which has I.D.K.Salisbury 10 9 0 57 19 6.33 I.D.Hunter 4 2 0 7 4 3.50 normally occured over recent years. Saqlain Mushtaq 3 3 1 9 5* 4.50 S.J.E.Brown 4 2 0 4 4 2.00 D.M.Cousins 3 2 1 2 1* 2.00 M.J.Foster 1 1 0 2 2 2.00 Last three one-day league meetings C.G.Greenidge 2 1 1 2 2* - S.J.Harmison 5 3 3 5 4* - 13th September 1998 Bowling averages Riverside: Dynamos 0 pts lost to Lions 4 pts by Bowling averages 101 runs Name O M R Wkts Avge Best Saqlain Mushtaq 23 3 80 4 20.00 2-28 Name O M R Wkts Avge Best Lions 237 for 6 (40 overs) (M.A.Butcher 85*, M.P.Bicknell 68 7 304 15 20.26 7-30 M.J.Foster 4 0 33 2 16.50 2-33 A.J.Stewart 58); Dynamos 136 (32.1 overs) (I.D.K.Salisbury 3-15) J.E.Benjamin 32 3 154 7 22.00 2-33 S.Chapman 5 0 22 1 22.00 1-22 I.E.Bishop 64.1 7 243 11 22.09 4-34 N.C.Phillips 124.5 1 599 22 27.22 4-13 18th April 1999 B.C.Hollioake 66 4 293 12 24.41 3-31 M.M.Betts 90.3 2 482 15 32.13 4-39 Riverside: Dynamos 0 pts lost to Lions 4 pts by A.J.Hollioake 53.2 5 300 11 27.27 3-47 J.Wood 106 5 487 15 32.46 3-43 2 runs A.J.Tudor 43.2 2 222 8 27.75 2-26 I.D.Hunter 32.1 1 132 4 33.00 2-34 Lions 175 for 7 (26 overs) (N.C.Phillips 3-30); D.M.Cousins 27 0 125 4 31.25 2-38 N.Killeen 99.4 14 405 11 36.81 3-38 Dynamos 186 (25.4 overs) (D.C.Boon 55) A.D.Brown 25.5 0 141 3 47.00 1-20 J.D.Ratcliffe 40 0 169 3 56.33 1-17 R.Robinson 42 1 214 4 53.50 2-22 29th Aug 1999 M.A.Butcher 30 3 142 2 71.00 1-7 S.J.Harmison 35 2 176 3 58.66 2-40 G.J.Batty 32 1 162 2 81.00 1-33 P.D.Collingwood 23 1 131 2 65.50 1-2 The Oval: Lions 4 pts beat Dynamos 0 pts by 2 runs I.D.K.Salisbury 58.2 0 297 3 99.00 1-25 S.J.E.Brown 26 3 138 2 69.00 1-30 Lions 221 for 7 (45 overs) (G.P.Thorpe 84); G.P.Butcher 13.3 0 103 1 103.00 1-27 M.J.Symington 26 0 163 2 81.50 1-39 Dynamos 219 for 8 (44 overs) (M.P.Speight 60, N.Shahid 1 0 9 0 - - M.A.Gough 7 0 45 0 - - I.E.Bishop 4-34) I.J.Ward 3 0 18 0 - - C.G.Greenidge 11 0 71 0 - - Fastest Scorers Wicket Takers Dynamos’ top score in Fastest Scorers Wicket Takers (runs per 100 balls) N.C.Phillips 22 National Cricket League (runs per 100 balls) M.P.Bicknell 15 M.Symington 100.00 M.M.Betts 15 281-2 v Scorpions Durham 1993 J.E.Benjamin 158.33 B.C.Hollioake 12 J.Wood 93.75 J.Wood 15 M.P.Speight 88.04 N.Killeen 11 Dynamos’ lowest score in I.E.Bishop 127.77 I.E.Bishop 11 J.E.Morris 80.27 I.D.Hunter 4 National Cricket League N.Shahid 120.00 A.J.Hollioake 11 D.C.Boon 75.05 R.Robinson 4 I.D.K.Salisbury 111.76 A.J.Tudor 8 99 v Bears Birmingham 1996 N.Killeen 75.00 S.J.Harmison 3 A.D.Brown 92.21 J.E.Benjamin 7 Lions’ top score in Leading Scorers Sticky Fingers National Cricket League Leading Scorers Sticky Fingers J.J.B.Lewis 455 (catches) 375-4 v Phoenix Scarborough 1994 A.D.Brown 403 (catches) D.C.Boon 334 P.D.Collingwood 8 G.P.Thorpe 364 A.D.Brown 7 Lions’ lowest score in P.D.Collingwood 316 J.Wood 6 I.J.Ward 332 M.A.Butcher 4 N.C.Phillips 5 National Cricket League M.P.Speight 302 M.A.Butcher 323 B.C.Hollioake 3 J.A.Daley 3 64 v Royals Worcester 1978 J.A.Daley 294 D.C.Boon 3 B.C.Hollioake 244 I.J.Ward 3 J.E.Morris 175 S.J.E.Brown 2 A.J.Stewart 231 G.P.Thorpe 2 2000 ECB © TM & 4 ECB 2000 © Preview & Div 1 TM Page Lancashire v Leicestershire Lightning Foxes Norwich Union Division One – Sunday, May 7th at Old Trafford Preview 1999 National Cricket League ancashire Lightning will be eager to final- 1999 National Cricket League ly begin the defence of their Norwich Batting averages LUnion National League Division One Batting averages Name M I NO Runs HS Avge crown when they take on Leicestershire Name M I NO Runs HS Avge M.A.Atherton 7 6 2 244 95* 61.00 Foxes at Old Trafford. Lightning’s first game B.F.Smith 12 12 1 369 74 33.54 N.H.Fairbrother 12 11 5 278 66* 46.33 of the season against Kent Spitfires at P.A.Nixon 15 14 4 325 96* 32.50 J.P.Crawley 14 13 2 483 85* 43.90 Canterbury was washed out without a ball D.I.Stevens 10 10 0 270 82 27.00 A.Flintoff 11 10 1 338 143 37.55 being bowled and they will be hoping for clear D.L.Maddy 14 14 1 349 89* 26.84 G.D.Lloyd 14 11 5 183 55* 30.50 skies over Manchester. All-rounder Andrew C.C.Lewis 9 9 1 214 116* 26.75 R.J.Green 2 2 1 28 14* 28.00 Flintoff and spinner Chris Schofield should A.Habib 13 13 3 238 42 23.80 P.C.McKeown 3 3 0 64 48 21.33 get the chance to demonstrate the form that J.M.Dakin 15 12 2 236 41 23.60 W.K.Hegg 14 8 3 101 30* 20.20 has earned England contracts.
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