NatWest Series

NatWest is proud to offer Wisden Cricinfo users the chance to win premium tickets to selected NatWest Series Matches.

3 pairs of tickets are available to
each of the matches detailed below

Simply select the games you wish to attend - answer the question relevant to that game and you will automatically be entered into the prize draw.

There is a different question for each NatWest Series Match. You may enter the draw more than once for the opportunity to win tickets for the games of your choice.

Winners will be notified via phone on the mobile number used to text the entry and tickets sent via first class mail.

(Texts charged at normal carrier rates - mobile
data wil not be used by any 3rd parties.)

Instructions:
Text your answer with NATWEST and the question answer. Calls cost 10p per test message.

Example:

A. ENGLAND - so the full text response would be

NATWEST ENGLAND
texted to 07811407949

1. To win tickets to England vs. South Africa, AMP Oval (28 June 2003), answer: Who won the NatWest Series in 2002? a. England b. India c. Sri Lanka	2. To win tickets to South Africa vs. Zimbabwe Canterbury (29 June 2003), answer: Who won man of the Match in the 2002 Final? a. Singh b. Hussain c. Kaif	3. To win tickets to England vs. Zimbabwe Headingley (1 July 2003), answer: When did NatWest take over the sponsorship of all Home One-day Internationals to form the NatWest Series and NatWest Challenge? a. 2000 b. 1999 c. 1998	4. To win tickets to England vs South Africa Old Trafford (3 July 2003), answer: Who scored back to back 100’s in the 2000 NatWest Series and in doing so carried his bat in one of those innings? a. Stewart b. Trescothick c. Hick
Winners: N Waters Alex Miles Mrs C Saunders	Winners: Anne Thomson Bob Smyth Mr A Sutherland	Winners: Mr Bath Jonathan Hunt Mrs B Bone	Winners: Mr D Roper Mr D Jeffrey-Smith Mike Cawood

5. To win tickets to South Africa vs. Zimbabwe Cardiff (5 July 2003), answer: How many matches did the West Indies win in the 2000 NatWest Series? a. 1 b. 4 c. 5	6. To win tickets to England vs. Zimbabwe Bristol (6 July 2003), answer: How many matches did England win in the 2001 NatWest Series? a. 0 b. 2 c. 3	7. To win tickets to England vs. South Africa Edgbaston (8 July 2003), answer: Which Pakistani bowler took 7-36 at Headingley in 2001 and followed that up with 6-59 at Trent Bridge? a. Waqar Younis b. Wasim Akram c. Saqlain Mustaq	8. To win tickets to South Africa vs. Zimbabwe Southampton (10 July 2003), answer: Who scored 137 in 2001 but still managed to be on the losing side? a. Trescothick b. Brown c. Shah
Winners: Mr Lachlan-Smith Mrs Mary Jones David Evans	Winners: Mr R McBride Mr Dasgupta Mr D Mitra	Winners: Vijay Patel Mr Nikesh Kshirsagar Jack Richardson	Winners: Ann Bishop Mr Ahktar

NatWest Series - Terms and Conditions

1. Entrants to the Natwest Series TEXT AND WIN competition must be users of CricInfo.com aged 18 or over and a permanent resident of the UK. Employees and immediate family members of NatWest, Wisden CricInfo Limited and associated companies, partners, advertising and promotional agencies are not eligible to take part.

2. The Natwest Series TEXT AND WIN competition will commence on June 25th and closes on July 10th. Entry to the competition is made by the entrant answering the question found at the following url - www.cricinfo.com and providing their contact details.

3. The competition may be entered by sending a telephone text message to 07811407949 containing the answer to the question published on the website.

4. The winners will be notified by telephone (by text and/or a call) within one day of the relevant draw. Winners will be drawn 2 days before the game. Winners will be sent their tickets via First Class Mail (with proof of postage) or by Guaranteed Next Day Delivery.

5. The winners will be notified by email no later than midday on December 3rd 2002 and will be required to complete and return a form by fax or email to confirm their eligibility to participate in the Natwest Series TEXT AND WIN competition. If the winner fails to return the form within the time stated or is found to be ineligible for any reason a further winner will be selected. The winner's name will be available on request from the Marketing Department at Wisden CricInfo Ltd at the address given below.

6. Wisden CricInfo Limited does not accept responsibility for late or undelivered entries, notifications or communications or for any technical failure, malfunction or difficulty or for any event which may cause the NatWest Series Text and Win competition to be disrupted or corrupted.

7. No purchase is necessary to enter the Natwest Series TEXT AND WIN competition. Details given on entry to Natwest Series TEXT AND WIN competition will only be used in accordance with the data protection clause on the entry form. No correspondence will be entered into.

8. By entering the Natwest Series TEXT AND WIN competition, entrants agree to be bound by these terms and conditions, which are governed by English law.

9. Promoter: Wisden CricInfo Ltd. 136 Bramley Road London w10 6sr.

10. Entry by text message will cost 10p (per text message).

11. Only one entry per person will be accepted.

12. No correspondence will be entered into.

13. No cash alternatives are available to the prizes.

14. The prizes are not transferable.

15. The winners will be notified by telephone (by text and/or a call) within one day of the relevant draw.

16. PRIZE DESCRIPTION: There are 24 prizes each of one pair of tickets to one of the following NatWest Series games during June-July 2003:

England v South Africa (28 June)

South Africa v Zimbabwe (29 June)

England v Zimbabwe (1 July)

England v South Africa (3 July)

South Africa v Zimbabwe (5 July)

England v Zimbabwe (6 July)

England v South Africa (8 July)

South Africa v Zimbabwe (10 July)

Each winner will be allocated (Wisden CricInfo) one pair of tickets to one of the games for a date during the period 25th June-10th July 2003. Winners may not select the show or date of performance.

The prizes do not include travel or accommodation.