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NEWSWIRE Hall cleared Final Preview 28/08/2003 for showpiece orcestershire’s joy at reaching Lord’s for the Wfirst time in nine years was heightened by the news that Andrew Hall will be C&G Trophy Final Page 2003 available for the Cheltenham & C&G Trophy Final Preview - Gloucestershire 3 Competitors Gloucester Trophy final. Bedfordshire The all-rounder, whose double- C&G Trophy Final Preview - Worcestershire 5 Berkshire Buckinghamshire wicket maiden last over against Other Features In The C&G Trophy Newswire Cambridgeshire Lancashire secured an unlikely Cornwall triumph, has been cleared to play C&G Trophy Semi Final Review 2 Cumberland Cheshire by the South African management Gloucestershire’s Route To The Final 4 despite his involvement with the Denmark Derbyshire Test squad. Worcestershire’s Route To The Final 6 Derbyshire CB “It will be great for us to have Devon him back on board - and hopefully Trophy Results 2003, D/L Method & Playing Conditions 7 Dorset he plays as well as he did in the Durham C&G Trophy 2004 First Round Preview 8 Durham CB semi,” said Worcestershire director Essex of cricket Tom Moody. Cheltenham & Gloucester Trophy Record Book 10 Essex CB “The great thing about Hally was Glamorgan that it was not only me and the Match Results Summary 1963 - 2003 11 Gloucestershire club wanting him to play against Gloucestershire CB C&G Records Derbyshire to Leicestershire 12 Hampshire Lancashire. He made it clear he Hampshire CB really wanted to play in that match. C&G Records Middlesex to Yorkshire 13 Herefordshire “It just shows the attitude of the Hertfordshire guy - and they are without question 2004 C&G Trophy - First Round Draw Holland Huntingdonshire CB the type of guys you want in your Thursday 28th August 2003 (reserve day 29th): Ireland side.” Dorset v Buckinghamshire Dean Park Kent Hall said: “I’ve been lucky Kent CB Bedfordshire v Cheshire Luton enough now to play there twice Lancashire Lancashire CB already this summer for my country Devon v Suffolk Exmouth Shropshire v Northumberland Oswestry Leicestershire and to be involved in a major Leicestershire CB county final as well will be special.” Holland v Cornwall Amstelveen (tbc) Lincolnshire It is a different story for Norfolk v Lincolnshire Manor Park Middlesex Gloucestershire, whose semi-final Middlesex CB Wales v Denmark Abergavenny Norfolk hero Shoaib Malik misses the Hertfordshire v Ireland Bishop's Stortford Northamptonshire game after his brief stint as locum Sunday 31st August 2003 (reserve day 1st September): Northamptonshire CB overseas player ended. Northumberland Scotland v Cumberland The Grange The Pakistan all-rounder Nottinghamshire Oxfordshire v Herefordshire Banbury Nottinghamshire CB collected the man-of-the-match Oxfordshire award for his composed 74 in a Teams Receiving Byes: Cambridgeshire, Staffordshire, Berkshire, Wiltshire. Scotland tense one-wicket victory over Shropshire Contacts Derbyshire at Bristol, only to depart Somerset For cricket/media enquiries contact – Somerset CB to accommodate Ian Harvey’s Staffordshire return. C&G press office PA Sport Suffolk Harvey has been on international Tel 01452 373670. Phil Ascough Surrey duty with Australia during the one- Fax 01452 373674. Tel 01430 455673. Surrey CB day series trouncing of E-mail Fax 0870 124 0815. Sussex Sussex CB Bangladesh, although the Lord’s [email protected]. E-mail Wales Minor Counties showcase should be a less one- co.uk [email protected] Warwickshire sided affair. Warwickshire CB Wiltshire Worcestershire For a detailed weather forecast check out Worcestershire CB www.paweathercentre.com or teletext page 151 Yorkshire Yorkshire CB 2 E-mail [email protected] C&G Semi-Final Review Malik and Hall star in thrillers loucestershire reached John Wood was run out off the their sixth Lord’s final in fifth as Lancashire failed to score Gfive seasons with a tense off the final over, leaving Hall with one-wicket win over Derbyshire four for 36. in the Cheltenham & Gloucester The result was rough on opener Trophy semi-final at Bristol. Mal Loye, who scored his first The absence of all-rounder Ian limited-overs century for Lancashire Harvey made little difference to and finished unbeaten on 116 after Gloucestershire as his short-term helping his side recover from the replacement Shoaib Malik made a dismissals of Stuart Law, Carl composed 74 to earn the man-of- Hooper and Andrew Flintoff. the-match award in his final match Worcestershire’s total of 254 for for the county. five had been built around a Derbyshire’s 219 - which was commanding innings of 97 from held together by Mohammad Graeme Hick, who shared in a Kaif’s 72 - appeared an under-par second-wicket stand of 155 in 32 score but four wickets inside the overs with Anurag Singh (63). first 15 overs of the reply brought hope for Derbyshire. C&G Semi-Final Results But Malik shared a 56-run stand August 7 & 9 2003 with Alex Gidman for the fifth Bristol New Road wicket and added a further 59 Derbyshire 219 Worcestershire with captain Mark Alleyne, who (M Kaif 72) v 254-5 (G A Hick caused some late panic by Gloucestershire 97, A Singh 63) v 221-9 (Shoaib Lancashire 248-9 chipping to extra-cover moments Malik 74). (M B Loye 116 no, before Jack Russell was Gloucestershire A J Hall 4-36) adjudged caught behind, both off beat Derbyshire Worcestershire by 1 wicket. beat Lancashire Lian Wharton. MOM: Shoaib by 6 runs. Then Dominic Cork claimed two Malik. MOM: A J Hall. wickets in an over, leaving James Averis and Mike Smith to negotiate the three runs required Weather SMS from the final five overs which Weather information they managed to the jubilation of direct to your mobile the home crowd. send a text message with: There was another tense finale G forecast code at New Road as Andrew Hall G followed by the location bowled a dramatic last over to G then text it to 8545 snatch victory from the jaws of (T-mobile users text to 83155) defeat and earn Worcestershire a pawx <town> 24 hourly forecast six-run win over Lancashire. pawx s <town> 3 hourly forecast Lancashire looked set for pawx l <town> 7 day forecast victory when they began the last eg: pawx london over from Hall needing just seven runs for victory at 248 for six. Service available on O2, Orange, T-mobile and Vodafone But the South African dismissed Messages cost 25p inc. VAT Warren Hegg and Peter Martin in Shoaib Malik the space of three balls while For terms: www.paweathercentre.com For a detailed weather forecast check out www.paweathercentre.com or teletext page 151 3 E-mail [email protected] Final Preview - Gloucestershire C&G Trophy Final Record Player Profile — C&G Record WINNERS: 1973, 1999, 2000 Rhodes is one of the most experienced fourth World Cup earlier this year. The 34- one-day players on the county circuit, year-old, who is enjoying his first season having made 245 limited-overs in English domestic cricket, is widely 1st September 1973 appearances for South Africa before regarded as the best fielder the game has Lord’s: Gloucestershire beat Sussex by 40 runs retiring from the international scene when ever seen but is also a valuable middle- Gloucestershire 248 for 8 (60 overs) (M.J.Procter 94, A.S.Brown 77*, a hand injury ended his involvement in his order batsman. J.A.Snow 3-31, M.A.Buss 3-46); Sussex 208 (56.5 overs) (G.A.Greenidge J N Rhodes 76, R.D.V.Knight 4-47). Right Hand Bat Right Arm Medium 29th August 1999 Date Of Birth: 27 July 1969 C&G Appearances: 4 Lord’s: Gloucestershire beat Somerset by 50 runs Debut 2003 v Buckinghamshire Gloucestershire 230 for 8 (50 overs) (T.H.C.Hancock 74, P.W.Jarvis 5- Batting Stats Bowling Stats 55); Somerset 180 (45.1 overs) (R.J.Turner 51, I.J.Harvey 3-23, Innings 4 Overs - A.M.Smith 3-25, M.W.Alleyne 3-37). Not out 1 Maidens - Runs 156 Runs - Highest 87 Wickets - 26th, 27th August 2000 Average 52.00 Average - Lord’s: Gloucestershire beat Warwickshire by 22 runs 100’s - Best - Warwickshire 205 for 7 (50 overs) (A.F.Giles 60, A.M.Smith 3-18); 50’s 1 5WI - Gloucestershire 122 for 3 (29.4 overs). Catches 2 Econ - Gloucestershire Statistics How they did in 2002 – QF lost to Kent by 5 wickets Leading 2003 C&G batting av Leading career C&G batting av Leading career One Day batting av Name M I NO Runs HS Avge Name M I NO Runs HS Avge Name M I NO Runs HS Avge Shoaib.Malik 1 1 0 74 74 74.00 Shoaib Malik 1 1 0 74 74 74.00 C.D.McMillan 15 15 1 502 95 35.85 T.H.C.Hancock 2 2 0 144 135 72.00 J.N.Rhodes 4 4 1 156 87 52.00 J.N.Rhodes 261 234 54 6361 121 35.33 J.N.Rhodes 4 4 1 156 87 52.00 C.M.Spearman 7 7 1 293 104* 48.83 C.Z.Harris 15 9 1 280 65 35.00 A.P.R.Gidman 3 3 1 90 41 45.00 T.H.C.Hancock 20 19 0 803 135 42.26 Shoaib Malik 45 32 5 907 115 33.59 C.M.Spearman 4 4 0 179 76 44.75 J.M.M.Averis 15 6 5 33 12* 33.00 C.M.Spearman 90 88 2 2640 153 30.69 W.P.C.Weston 4 4 1 134 88* 44.66 R.C.Russell 60 46 12 950 84 27.94 M.W.Alleyne 388 343 69 7525 134* 27.46 M.W.Alleyne 3 2 1 29 27 29.00 M.G.N.Windows 23 21 4 446 82 26.23 M.G.N.Windows 173 162 23 3611 117 25.97 R.C.Russell 4 4 1 62 30 20.66 A.P.R.Gidman 7 7 1 151 41 25.16 I.J.Harvey 138 121 15 2710 96 25.56 M.G.N.Windows 4 4 0 62 29 15.50 M.W.Alleyne 46 36 6 663 73 22.10 R.C.Russell 465 357 89 6493 119* 24.22 I.J.Harvey 1 1 0 12 12 12.00 W.P.C.Weston 15 15 1 284 88* 20.28 A.N.Bressington 9 7 1 144 54 24.00 M.C.J.Ball 3 1 0 7 7 7.00 I.J.Harvey 15 14 0 229 47 16.35 W.P.C.Weston 143 128 12 2654 134 22.87 Leading 2003 C&G bowling av Leading career C&G bowling av Leading career One Day bowling av Name O M R Wkt
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