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THE pressure is on in the NatWest Series as balance series, which, in the best traditions of has all the experience in the world, England and West Indies clash at Lord’s with one-day , promises to go right down to but with two of his key men sitting on the side- both looking for their first win of the tourna- the wire as the three teams go toe-to-toe for lines, will it be enough to overcome the frighten- ment. glory. ing pace attack and fearless of a West Surprise packets Zimbabwe have turned the From Old Trafford to Edgbaston, to Indies side itching to make up for their heart- competition on its head with opening victories Lord’s, the action will not stop until one of the break in the second Test on this same ground? and it is now left to the two more established nations are able to call themselves the champi- nations to spare their blushes by getting off the ons. Table mark. So far we have seen a breathtaking array of skill ’s magnificent 79 was not and athleticism at the crease and in the field, Name P W L T Pts enough to stop England crashing to defeat as with colour, noise and legions of fans watching gritty Zimbabwe clung on for a well-earned vic- on with hearts in mouths from the stands. Zimbabwe 2 2 0 0 4 tory- and the action can only get more intense It’s not quite yet win-or-bust as two old foes England 1 0 1 0 0 from here. square up, but defeat would make qualification for There are still eight fixtures to go in this finely- the glittering Lord’s finale so much more difficult. West Indies 1 0 1 0 0 2

England v Zimbabwe Squad 8th July at Squad Zimbabwe beat England by 5 1 (c) (wk) 1 Andy Flower guided Zimbabwe to a Trescothick’s knock was the 12th-highest debut 2 Andy Caddick convincing five- victory over England at The score in one-day international history. 2 Guy Whittall 3 (c) Oval to continue his side’s impressive start to the But once Trescothick was on the square- 4 4 Alec Stewart (w) NatWest Triangular Series. leg boundary for an impressive 79 the seventh-high- 5 5 Flower hit a disciplined 61 as Zimbabwe est score by an England player on his one-day inter- 6 6 reached their victory target of 210 with 10 balls to national debut England lost nine wickets for 71 in 7 spare, having opened the tournament with an 22.1 overs and added only 57 in the final 18 overs. 7 8 equally emphatic six-wicket victory over West Grant Flower, one of Zimbabwe’s many highly- 9 (vc) 8 Indies at on Thursday. effective back-up bowlers,helped himself to 9 He helped rescue his side after they slipped to three gift wickets for a cost of nine in the last des- 11 Dirk Viljoen 10 35 for three chasing England’s disappointing 207, perate slog to pick up some of the missing runs. 12 Gary Brent 11 Andy Flintoff forging a crucial 123-run partnership with Alistair England’s disappointing display - coming just a 13 13 Campbell which laid the foundations for their suc- week after their dramatic Test win over West 19 Mluleki Nkala 21 cessful reply. Indies across at Lord’s - showed the other 20 Alistair Campbell England had made a promising start to their side of their character and looked all the worse 23 Marcus 26 Mpumelelo campaign with debutant Marcus Trescothick shar- because Zimbabwe were without their four lead- Trescothick ing a 106-run stand with Graeme Hick off just 117 ing strike bowlers , Heath Streak, Mbangwa 25 Matthew Maynard deliveries which looked to have put them on Pommie Mbangwa and Mluleki Nkala all absent 28 Bryan Strang 79 course for a formidable total. Indeed, through injury. 77 Henry Olonga

Quotes Scorecard (England won toss) Quotes ENGLAND ZIMBABWE Alec Stewart Runs 6s 4s Bls Min Runs 6s 4s Bls Min Andy Flower Acting England captain M E Trescothick c Campbell b P A Strang ...... 79 0 7 102 157 N C Johnson c Maynard b Caddick...... 0 0032 Zimbabwe captain Andy Alec Stewart admitted *†A J Stewart lbw b Johnson ...... 12 0 1 23 27 C B Wishart lbw b Caddick...... 2 0 0 13 19 Flower pointed to his his side’s batting cost G A Hick c G W Flower b P A Strang ...... 50 1 4 58 113 M W Goodwin lbw b Ealham ...... 11 0 0 26 56 them against Zimbabwe. M P Maynard b P A Strang ...... 3 00939 A D R Campbell lbw b Croft...... 80 0 8 136 159 bowlers as the reason for G P Thorpe c & b Viljoen...... 12 0 0 24 34 *†A Flower b Mullally...... 61 0388154 his side’s success. ``From a batting point of A Flintoff c Whittall b B C Strang ...... 2 0031 G W Flower ...... 33 1 3 29 36 M A Ealham c Whittall b G W Flower...... 32 0 1 56 52 G J Whittall not out ...... 4 0110 view, it was a very thick R D B Croft c Whittall b Viljoen...... 5 00139 Extras (b4 lb5 w4 nb6) ...... 19 He said: ``The slower performance. We know A R Caddick b G W Flower...... 2 0043 Total (for 5, 48.2 overs) ...... 210 bowlers did the job. to post a big total we D Gough not out...... 3 0079 Fall: 1-0, 2-9, 3-35, 4-158, 5-206. We’ve played some rea- A D Mullally c Whittall b G W Flower ...... 0 0011 Did Not Bat: D P Viljoen, P A Strang, B C Strang, G B Brent. sonable cricket since the have to have two big Extras (lb2 w5)...... 7 : A R Caddick 10-2-27-2, D Gough 10-0-47-0, M A Ealham 10- partnerships, we had Total (for 10, 50 overs) ...... 207 0-44-1, A D Mullally 9.2-2-33-1, R D B Croft 5-0-30-1, A Flintoff 4-0-20- Lord’s Test defeat. one and after that we Fall: 1-30, 2-136, 3-150, 4-150, 5-153, 6-183, 7-191, 8-197, 9-206. 0. ``That was huge shock, it threw our wickets away. Bowling: N C Johnson 8-1-25-1, B C Strang 10-1-39-1, G B Brent 7-0- Umpires: K E Palmer and D R Shepherd. was our worst perfor- 42-0, D P Viljoen 10-0-45-2, P A Strang 10-0-36-3, G J Whittall 2-0-9-0, ``We didn’t go about it G W Flower 3-0-9-3. mance since being given in the right manner. I Test status. thought Zimbabwe ``There’s still a long way showed us how to bat Man of the Match Best England to go to the final, I’m not by the way they chased thinking of it yet, there’s Behind that total. Alistair a lot of cricket to play. ``We’ve seen them bowl Campbell Leg side We aren’t used to start- them before, and square Off side Runs: 80. 8 square ing one-day tourna- we’ve had a platform of 2 21 ments off with two wins. 136 for one and then Campbell’s ``I’d like to keep our feet magnificent 80 we were 153 for five 16 25 firmly on the floor and and that’s not good was the cata- Midwicket 7 Covers keep doing certain enough. It was a good lyst for Straight things right.”` wicket and we didn’t Zimbabwe’s make the most of it.” victory before M Trescothick 79, off 102 balls Key Player he was Key Player trapped lbw Paul Strang by Croft. As Run Graph Grabbed the valuable Graeme Hick well as his dis- wickets of Hick and Silenced his critics play with the 250 Trescothick to stem Runs with a wonderful bat, he caught the flow of England Trescothick half- as 200 scoring – also claim- England piled up the when he was ing the scalp of threatening to runs early in their Matthew Maynard. take the visi- innings. Hick showed 150 Bowled a tight and tors to the England steel and aggression cleaners. A consistent line as he as he almost toyed glorious dis- 100 restricted England to with Zimbabwe in a play from a Zimbabwe 36 runs from his ten glorious period of man who had 50 overs, and his three play. no peers on wickets went a long the day. Overs way to sealing the Campbell celebrates his 50 0 10 20 30 40 50 hosts’ fate. 3

England v West Indies Player to 9th July at Lord’s Player to ENGLAND return to Lord’s and another showdown and parents have been stopping me and want to watch with the West Indies in the NatWest Series with vet- talk about the cricket. watch Marcus Trescothick eran Alec Stewart still on a high after the dramatic “I think it’s given everybody a lift, the players and Jimmy Adams Profile: A revelation on events of the last Test match. the public, and hopefully we’ll see that continue Profile: Despite being his senior England Stewart, who played in his 126th one-day interna- throughout this tournament.” in the veteran stage debut as he hammered tional in the defeat against Zimbabwe, has not Nasser Hussain and Nick Knight are out of the lat- of his career, skipper donned the blue colours since the World Cup - est ding-dong battle between the two nations - 79 off 102 balls against another reason why he is itching to bring about a given extra spice after both sides went down to Adams is still the man Zimbabwe, the gangly repeat of last weekend’s two-wicket victory which Zimbabwe in their opening games - despite making who holds the West Trescothick will be ranks as one of England’s finest performances in progress with their finger injuries. Indies together. looking for another years. Both will net for the first time next week ahead Leading by example, nerveless performance He said: “The Lord’s win has affected the public. of England’s day-night international against the 32-year-old is against the West Indies. When I’ve taken the kids to school, all the teachers Zimbabwe at Old Trafford. charged with the task Called into the squad It will be more like October than early July with lots of cloud, show- of bringing the best in place of the injured ers and disappointing temperatures. The worst of the rain will be in out of the unpre- Nick Knight, the the morning and early afternoon. Moderate and blustery south-west dictable , Somerset ace looked winds. Max temp 15-17C (59-63F). and so far the signs as though he had been Head to Head are that he has done playing at this level for just that. Adams came years as he swept the 1st April 1998 5th April 1998 in last in the first NatWest Series game Zimbabweans all over Bridgetown: West Indies beat England by 1 wicket Arnos Vale: West Indies beat England by 4 wickets England 149 (48.5 overs) (M.Dillon 3-32, N.A.M.McLean with Zimbabwe, scor- the Oval in a glittering England 266 (50 overs) (N.V.Knight 90, P.V.Simmons 3- 46); West Indies 267 for 9 (49.5 overs) (S.C.Williams 68, 3-44); West Indies 150 for 6 (37.4 overs) (C.B.Lambert ing just two runs display. Long consid- 52, B.C.Lara 51) C.L.Hooper 66, M.V.Fleming 3-41) before the curtains ered one of the most fell on the innings. able players on the 8th April 1998 4th April 1998 Quiet and intelligent, county scene, it looks Port of Spain: West Indies beat England by 57 runs Arnos Vale: West Indies beat England by 5 wickets he is slowly turning as though the 24-year- West Indies 302 for 5 (50 overs) (C.B.Lambert 119, England 209 for 8 (50 overs); West Indies 213 for 5 B.C.Lara 93); England 245 (45.5 overs) (N.V.Knight 65, around the decline in old could at last be (48.1 overs) (C.L.Hooper 50) M.R.Ramprakash 51) the most famous about to prove his cricketing nation on immense potential on earth, as well as the big stage. Batting Averages keeping the fire burn- Name M I NO Runs HS Avge Name M I NO Runs HS Avge ing on his own career. The Pitch N.V.Knight 7 7 0 329 122 47.00 S.L.Campbell 2 2 0 100 80 50.00 R.D.B.Croft 7 4 3 37 13* 37.00 S.Chanderpaul 4 3 0 100 76 33.33 The most famous trait of G.A.Hick 19 19 2 582 86* 34.23 B.C.Lara 17 17 0 556 110 32.70 The Ground the surface at Lord’s is G.P.Thorpe 7 7 1 192 66* 32.00 J.C.Adams 8 8 1 183 52* 26.14 the slope which runs M.A.Ealham 7 7 1 163 45 27.16 C.E.L.Ambrose 18 11 4 98 23 14.00 Lord’s is, without from the Grandstand A.J.Stewart 22 20 1 473 74 24.89 F.A.Rose 4 4 1 38 24 12.66 doubt, the most side to the Tavern side N.Hussain 3 3 1 41 16 20.50 C.A.Walsh 31 14 8 66 29* 11.00 impressive cricketing M.P.Maynard 5 5 1 59 22* 14.75 R.D.Jacobs 4333328*- of the ground. The drop venue in this country in height across the D.Gough 3 3 1 19 8* 9.50 N.A.M.McLean 200 00 - A.R.Caddick 2112020*-M.Dillon 400 00 - boasting a unique pitch has been mea- atmosphere unrivalled sured at seven feet and Bowling Averages throughout the world. has aided many a ball The latest addition to on its way to the Tavern Name O M R W Avge Best Name O M R W Avge Best D.Gough 32 1 123 5 24.60 2-30 B.C.Lara 3 0 17 2 8.50 2-5 the Lord’s experience is boundary. M.A.Ealham 52 2 221 6 36.83 2-37 S.Chanderpaul 5 0 23 1 23.00 1-23 the new Media Centre, R.D.B.Croft 67 6 255 5 51.00 2-41 N.A.M.McLean 17 1 77 3 25.66 3-44 which has been likened G.A.Hick 19 0 118 2 59.00 2-32 M.Dillon 31.5 0 147 5 29.40 3-32 A.R.Caddick 20 2 126 2 63.00 1-60 C.E.L.Ambrose 160 19 572 14 40.85 4-18 to a spaceship, and C.A.Walsh 269 14 1137 25 45.48 3-28 dominates the sky-line F.A.Rose 34 0 155 3 51.66 1-36 at the Nursery End.

England Against West Indies Records West Indies Against England Records Best Individual Scores Most hundreds Best Individual Scores Most hundreds G.A.Gooch 129* Port of Spain 1985/86 Player Hundreds Matches I.V.A.Richards 189* Old Trafford 1984 Player Hundreds Matches M.A.Atherton 127 Lord’s 1995 N.H.Fairbrother 1 6 I.V.A.Richards 138* Lord’s 1979 I.V.A.Richards 3 36 N.V.Knight 122 Bridgetown 1997/98 N.V.Knight 1 7 D.L.Haynes 138* Gwalior 1989/90 D.L.Haynes 2 35 N.H.Fairbrother 113 Lord’s 1991 M.A.Atherton 1 11 I.V.A.Richards 119* Scarborough 1976 Most fifties (including hundreds) Best Innings Bowling G.A.Gooch 1 32 Best Innings Bowling Player Fifties Matches C.E.H.Croft 6/15 Arnos Vale 1980/81 G.R.Dilley 4/23 Brisbane 1986/87 Most fifties (including hundreds) I.V.A.Richards 11 36 G.C.Small 4/31 Edgbaston 1988 A.M.E.Roberts 5/22 Adelaide 1979/80 R.B.Richardson 7 35 Player Fifties Matches C.C.Lewis 4/35 Port of Spain 1993/94 J.Garner 5/38 Lord’s 1979 C.G.Greenidge 6 30 A.J.Lamb 6 26 Leading run-scorers Leading run-scorers D.L.Haynes 6 35 M.A.Atherton 5 11 Player Runs Matches B.C.Lara 4 17 Player Runs Matches A.J.Stewart 5 22 G.A.Gooch 881 32 I.V.A.Richards 1619 36 Highest Team Totals A.J.Lamb 710 26 Highest Team Totals D.L.Haynes 1185 35 313 for 6 Arnos Vale 1993/94 M.A.Atherton 638 11 306 for 5 The Oval 1995 C.G.Greenidge 958 30 302 for 5 Port of Spain 1997/98 G.A.Hick 582 19 293 for 5 Bridgetown 1997/98 Leading wicket-takers 286 for 9 Lord’s 1979 A.J.Stewart 473 22 276 for 7 Lord’s 1995 Player Wickets Matches 281 The Oval 1995 Leading wicket-takers 270 for 4 Old Trafford 1991 M.D.Marshall 41 26 277 Bridgetown 1997/98 Player Wickets Matches Lowest Innings Totals J.Garner 36 22 Lowest Innings Totals I.T.Botham 31 25 114 Bridgetown 1985/86 A.M.E.Roberts 27 13 127 Arnos Vale 1980/81 J.E.Emburey 25 19 125 Arnos Vale 1980/81 M.A.Holding 27 21 139 Headingley 1988 G.C.Small 24 17 137 Berbice 1980/81 C.A.Walsh 25 31 141 Bridgetown 1993/94 4

FIXTURES Thursday July 6 Zimbabwe bt West Indies by 6 wkts Bristol Saturday July 15 England v West Indies Chester-le-Street Umpires: and Jeremy Lloyds Umpires: John and George Sharp Saturday July 8 Zimbabwe bt England by 5wkts Foster's Oval Sunday July 16 West Indies v Zimbabwe Chester-le-Street Umpires: and Ken Palmer Umpires: and John Holder Sunday July 9 England v West Indies Lord's Tuesday July 18 England v Zimbabwe (D/N) Edgbaston Umpires: Ray Julian and Ken Palmer Umpires: Merv Kitchen and David Constant Tuesday July 11 West Indies v Zimbabwe Canterbury Thursday July 20 England v West Indies Trent Bridge Umpires: Ray Julian and Barry Dudleston Umpires: Merv Kitchen and Barrie Leadbeater Thursday July 13 England v Zimbabwe (D/N) Old Trafford Saturday July 22 FINAL Lord's Umpires: John Holder and George Sharp Umpires: David Shepherd and Peter Willey NATWEST SERIES – HOW IT WORKS THE UMPIRES ❍ All matches will consists of one innings per side and each innings will be limited to Peter Willey Ray Julian 50 overs. A minimum of 25 overs per team shall constitute a match. Born: 06/12/1949 Born: 23/08/1936 ❍ Matches shall be of one day's scheduled duration with the exception of the final, Ex-England, Leicestershire and Ex-Leicestershire. for which a reserve day has been allocated in case of weather interruption. Northamptonshire. Right hand bat, wicket-keeper. ❍ Right Hand bat, off break. International umpiring record: In matches without a reserve day there is provision for for up to 60 minutes of extra First one-day international: England v official playing time in day matches and and up to 30 minutes in floodlit matches to International umpiring record: First Test: West Indies v at at The Oval in 1996 make up for time lost. Total one-day internationals: 3 ❍ Play is scheduled to start at 10.45am with an interval of 45 minutes at 2.15pm and Bridgetown, Barbados 1996 close of play at 6.30pm. Total Tests: 19 John Hampshire ❍ At floodlit matches play is scheduled to start at 2.30pm with an interval of 45 min- First one-day international: England v India Born: 10/02/1941 at The Oval in 1996 utes at 6pm and close of play at 10.15pm. Ex-England, Derbyshire and Yorkshire. Total one-day internationals: 17 ❍ Two drinks intervals, each one hour and 10 minutes apart, are permitted for each Right Hand Bat International umpiring record: innings. ❍ David Shepherd First Test: England v Australia at Old Where play is delayed or interrupted the umpires will reduce the length of the inter- Born: 27/12/1940 Trafford in 1989 val between innings. If up to 60 minutes are lost the interval will be reduced to 30 Ex-Gloucestershire. Total Tests: 12 minutes. If between 60 and 120 minutes are lost the interval will be reduced to 20 Right hand bat, right arm medium. First one-day international: England v minutes. If more than 120 minutes are lost the interval will be reduced to 10 minutes. International umpiring record: Australia at Trent Bridge in 1989 ❍ The innings of the team batting second shall not commence before the scheduled First Test: England v Australia at Old Total one-day internationals: 12 time unless the team batting first has completed its innings at least 30 minutes prior to Trafford in 1985 the scheduled interval. In such circumstances a 10-minute break will occur, the team Barrie Leadbeater Total Tests: 51 Born: 14/08/1943 batting second will commence its innings and the interval will occur as scheduled. First one-day international: v Sri ❍ Ex-Yorkshire. At the instant of there may be not more than five fieldsmen on the leg side. Lanka at in 1983 Right hand bat, right arm medium. ❍ For the first 15 overs only two fieldsmen are permitted to be outside the field Total one-day internationals: 93 International umpiring record: restriction marking at the instant of delivery. This restriction will be lifted earlier in cir- First one-day international: India v West cumstances where the number of overs is reduced. Ken Palmer Indies at Old Trafford in 1983 ❍ No bowler shall bowl more than 10 overs in an innings. In a delayed or interrupted Born: 22/04/1937 Total one-day internationals: 4 match where the overs are reduced no bowler may bowl more than one-fifth of the Ex-England and Somerset. total overs allowed. Right hand bat, right arm fast-medium. Merv Kitchen ❍ International umpiring record: Born: 01/08/1940 A no ball will be called for short-pitched bowling. The penalty will be one run plus Ex-Somerset. any runs scored. First Test: England v Pakistan at Edgbaston in 1978 Left hand bat, right arm medium. ❍ Umpires have been instructed to apply a very strict and consistent interpretation in International umpiring record: calling wides. The penalty will be one run plus any runs scored. Total Tests: 22 First Test: England v New Zealand at Lord ❍ Teams will wear coloured clothing and use white balls manufactured by Duke. First one-day international: England v s in 1990 ❍ Teams will play each other three times in the group stage and score two points for a Australia at The Oval in 1977 Total Tests: 20 win and one point for a tie or no . Total one-day internationals: 21 First one-day international: Australia v ❍ If the scores in a match are level the result shall be a tie and no account shall be Zimbabwe at Trent Bridge in 1983 Barrie Dudleston taken of the number of wickets that have fallen. Total one-day internationals: 25 ❍ Born: 16/07/1945 The top two teams in the group will contest the final. In the event of teams finishing Ex-Gloucestershire and Leicestershire. David Constant on equal points the right to play in the final will be decided according to: Right hand bat and slow left arm. Born: 09/11/1941 The most wins in the group matches. The team that won the most matches between International umpiring record: Ex-Leicestershire and Kent. the tied sides. The team with the higher run rate. The team that has taken the higher First Test: England v West Indies at Right hand bat, slow left arm. number of wickets per balls. In the event that teams are still level they will draw lots. Edgbaston in 1991. International umpiring record: Total Tests: 2 First Test: England v Pakistan at Lord’s in 1971 THE DUCKWORTH/LEWIS SYSTEM First one-day international: England v Total Tests : 36 Pakistan at Trent Bridge in 1992 First one-day international: Total one-day internationals: 2 England v Australia at Edgbaston in 1972 The system is based on what percentage of its resources (overs and wickets) a team Total one-day internationals: 31 have left. With 50 overs left and 10 wickets remaining, a team have 100 per cent of its John Holder resources left. The table shows the percentage of resources at other stages in the Born: 19/03/1945 Jeremy Lloyds innings. Ex-Hampshire. Born: 17/11/1954 The procedure for working out targets is as follows: Right hand bat, right arm fast-medium. Ex-Somerset and Gloucestershire. 1) For each innings: Use the table to calculate the resource percentage lost by the International umpiring record: Left hand bat, off break. interruption and therefore calculate the resource percentage still available. First Test: England v at Lord’s in Total one-day internationals: 1 2) If team B have less resources available than team A, calculate the ratio of the 1988 resources available to both teams. Team B's revised target is obtained by scaling down Total Tests: 10 team A's score by this ratio. First one-day international: England v Sri MATCH REFEREE 3) If team B have more resources available than team A, calculate the amount by Lanka at The Oval in 1988 which team B's resources exceeds team A's. Total one-day internationals: 14 Ranjan S Madugalle Work this out as a percentage of 225 (the average 50-over score in ECB matches and George Sharp Born: 22/4/59 one-day internationals). This gives the extra runs to add to team A's score to give Born: 12/03/1950 team B's target. Ex-Northamptonshire. Right hand bat, off-break WICKETS LOST 0 2579 Right hand bat, left arm medium. International refereeing record: OVERS LEFT International umpiring record: First Test: Pakistan v Zimbabwe at 50 100 83.8 49.5 26.5 7.6 First Test: England v India at Trent Bridge Karachi, 1993. 40 90.3 77.6 48.3 26.4 7.6 in 1996 Total Tests: 26 30 77.1 68.2 45.7 26.2 7.6 Total Tests: 11 First one-day international: Pakistan v 25 68.5 61.8 43.4 25.9 7.6 First one-day international: India v Sri 20 58.9 54.0 40.0 25.2 7.6 Lanka at Singapore in 1995/96 Zimbabwe at Karachi, 1993. 10 34.1 32.5 27.5 20.6 7.5 Total one-day internationals: 17 Total one-day internationals: 82. 5

OVERALL RECORDS

Best Individual Scores Leading Matches Most Hundreds Player Matches Player Hundreds Mtchs 194 Pakistan v India Chennai 1996/97 M.Azharuddin (India) 334 S.R.Tendulkar (India) 25 249 I.V.A.Richards 189* West Indies v England Old Trafford 1984 (Pakistan) 306 Saeed Anwar (Pakistan) 17 203 S.R.Waugh (Australia) 295 D.L.Haynes (W Indies) 17 238 G.Kirsten 188* South Africa v UAE Rawalpindi 1995/96 Salim Malik (Pakistan) 283 M.E.Waugh (Australia) 14 217 S.R.Tendulkar 186* India v New Zealand Hyderabad 1999/00 A.R.Border (Australia) 273 S.C.Ganguly (India) 13 145 S.C.Ganguly 183 India v Sri Lanka 1999 A.Ranatunga (Sri Lanka) 269 B.C.Lara (W Indies) 13 168 I.V.A.Richards 181 West Indies v Sri Lanka Karachi 1987/88 P.A.de Silva (Sri Lanka) 268 C.G.Greenidge (W Indies) 11 128 S.R.Tendulkar (India) 249 I.V.A.Richards (W Indies) 11 187 Kapil Dev 175* India v Zimbabwe Tunbridge Wells 1983 Ijaz Ahmed (Pakistan) 245 P.A.de Silva (Sri Lanka) 11 268 G.M.Turner 171* N Zealand v East Africa Edgbaston 1975 D.L.Haynes (W Indies) 238 Ijaz Ahmed (Pakistan) 10 245 D.J.Callaghan 169* South Africa v N Zealand Centurion 1994/95 B.C.Lara 169 West Indies v Sri Lanka Sharjah 1995/96 Leading Runscorers Most Fifties (including hundreds) Player Runs Mtchs Player Fifties Matches M.Azharuddin (India) 9377 334 M.Azharuddin (India) 58 334 Best Innings Bowling S.R.Tendulkar (India) 9262 249 D.L.Haynes (W Indies) 57 238 D.L.Haynes (W Indies) 8648 238 P.A.de Silva (Sri Lanka) 57 268 P.A.de Silva (Sri Lanka) 8334 268 Inzamam-ul-Haq (Pakistan) 53 225 7/37 Pakistan v India Sharjah 1991/92 M.E.Waugh (Australia) 7492 217 (Pakistan) 50 233 W.W.Davis 7/51 West Indies v Australia Headingley 1983 A.Ranatunga (Sri Lanka) 7454 269 A.Ranatunga (Sri Lanka) 49 269 A.Kumble 6/12 India v West Indies Calcutta 1993/94 Javed Miandad (Pakistan) 7381 233 M.E.Waugh (Australia) 47 217 Inzamam-ul-Haq (Pakistan) 7282 225 S.R.Tendulkar (India) 47 249 G.J.Gilmour 6/14 Australia v England Headingley 1975 Saeed Anwar (Pakistan) 7240 203 Salim Malik (Pakistan) 47 283 6/14 Pakistan v India Sharjah 1984/85 Salim Malik (Pakistan) 7171 283 D.M.Jones (Australia) 46 164 C.E.H.Croft 6/15 West Indies v England Arnos Vale 1980/81 6/18 Pakistan v West Indies Sharjah 1999/00 Leading Wicket-takers Leading Catches (ex Wkt-Keepers) H.K.Olonga 6/19 Zimbabwe v England 1999/00 Player Wickets Mtchs Player Catches Mtchs B.C.Strang 6/20 Zimbabwe v Bangladesh 1997/98 Wasim Akram (Pakistan) 427 306 M.Azharuddin (India) 156 334 A.A.Donald 6/23 South Africa v Nairobi 1996/97 (Pakistan) 309 193 A.R.Border (Australia) 127 273 A.Kumble (India) 267 203 R.S.Mahanama (Sri Lanka) 109 213 Kapil Dev (India) 253 225 S.R.Waugh (Australia) 103 295 J.Srinath (India) 252 187 I.V.A.Richards (W Indies) 101 187 Highest Team Totals S.K.Warne (Australia) 228 146 M.E.Waugh (Australia) 91 217 (Pakistan) 227 124 Ijaz Ahmed (Pakistan) 90 245 398 for 5 Sri Lanka v Kenya Kandy 1995/96 C.A.Walsh (W Indies) 227 205 C.L.Hooper (W Indies) 87 182 C.Ambrose (W Indies) 225 176 P.A.de Silva (Sri Lanka) 85 268 376 for 2 India v New Zealand Hyderabad 1999/00 A.A.Donald (South Africa) 206 121 S.R.Tendulkar (India) 84 249 373 for 6 India v Sri Lanka Taunton 1999 371 for 9 Pakistan v Sri Lanka Nairobi 1996/97 Leading 5 Wicket Hauls Leading Dismissals 363 for 7 England v Pakistan Trent Bridge 1992 360 for 4 West Indies v Sri Lanka Karachi 1987/88 Player 5 wkts Mtchs Wicket-keeper Dismissals Mtchs Waqar Younis (Pakistan) 10 193 (Pakistan) 236 168 349 for 6 Australia v New Zealand Christchurch 1999/00 L.Klusener (South Africa) 6 86 I.A.Healy (Australia) 234 168 349 for 9 Sri Lanka v Pakistan Singapore 1995/96 R.J.Hadlee (New Zealand) 5 115 P.J.L.Dujon (W Indies) 202 166 349 for 9 New Zealand v India Rajkot 1999/00 Saqlain Mushtaq (Pakistan) 5 124 D.J.Richardson (Sth Africa) 165 122 348 for 8 New Zealand v India Nagpur 1995/96 Wasim Akram (Pakistan) 5 306 R.Kaluwitharana (Sri Lanka) 154 135 G.D.McGrath (Australia) 4 118 N.R.Mongia (India) 154 140 Aaqib Javed (Pakistan) 4 163 A.C.Gilchrist (Australia) 143 90 C.E.L.Ambrose (W Indies) 4 176 A.Flower (Zimbabwe) 125 133 Lowest Team Totals Azhar Mahmood (Pakistan) 3 88 R.W.Marsh (Australia) 124 92 J.Garner (W Indies) 3 98 (Pakistan) 122 101 43 Pakistan v West Indies Cape Town 1992/93 45 Canada v England Old Trafford 1979 Leading -makers Leading Stumpings 55 Sri Lanka v West Indies Sharjah 1986/87 Player Ducks Mtchs Wicket-keeper Stmps Mtchs Wasim Akram (Pakistan) 23 306 Moin Khan (Pakistan) 61 168 63 India v Australia Sydney 1980/81 R.Kaluwitharana (Sri Lanka) 19 139 R.Kaluwitharana (Sri Lanka) 59 135 64 New Zealand v Pakistan Sharjah 1985/86 Salim Malik (Pakistan) 19 283 N.R.Mongia (India) 44 140 68 Scotland v West Indies 1999 A.Ranatunga (Sri Lanka) 18 269 I.A.Healy (Australia) 39 168 69 South Africa v Australia Sydney 1993/94 C.J.McDermott (Australia) 15 138 Rashid Latif (Pakistan) 28 101 70 Australia v England Edgbaston 1977 (Pakistan) 15 198 A.Flower (Zimbabwe) 28 133 R.S.Mahanama (Sri Lanka) 15 213 K.S.More (India) 27 94 70 Australia v New Zealand Adelaide 1985/86 S.R.Waugh (Australia) 15 295 Salim Yousuf (Pakistan) 22 85 71 Pakistan v West Indies Brisbane 1992/93 P.V.Simmons (West Indies) 14 143 A.C.Parore (New Zealand) 21 108 J.Srinath (India) 14 187 P.J.L.Dujon (W Indies) 21 166