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Innings break • 3rd Match, Group B • T20 World Cup • T20I • Bridgetown

OMA

(19.4/20 ov) 109

NAM

Namibia chose to field.

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RESULT • 2nd Match, Group C • T20 World Cup • T20I • Providence

PNG

136/8

(19/20 ov, T:137) 137/5

West Indies won by 5 wickets (with 6 balls remaining)

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Sussex vs Worcs, Final at London, , Sep 07 1963 - Cricket Photos

RESULT

Final, Lord's, September 07, 1963, Gillette Cup (England)

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Sussex

168

Worcestershire

(63.2/65 ov, T:169) 154

Sussex won by 14 runs

Player Of The Match

Norman Gifford

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Ted Dexter and the 1963 Gillette Cup-winning Sussex side•Sep 07, 1963•PA Photos

Dick Richardson is caught behind by Sussex wicketkeeper Jim Parks off the bowling of Ian Thomson, Sussex v Worcestershire, Gillette Cup final, Lord's, September 7, 1963

Dick Richardson is caught behind by Sussex wicketkeeper Jim Parks•Sep 07, 1963•Getty Images

Ted Dexter poses with the Gillette Cup after Sussex's win in the 1963 final, Lord's, September 7, 1963

Ted Dexter poses with the Gillette Cup after Sussex's win in the 1963 final•Sep 07, 1963•Playfair Cricket Monthly

A general view from the back of the Mound Stand, Sussex v Worcestershire, Gillette Cup final, Lord's September 7, 1963

A general view from the back of the Mound Stand•Sep 07, 1963•PA Photos

Bob Broadbent catches Ted Dexter, Sussex v Worcestershire, Lord's, September 7, 1963

Bob Broadbent catches Ted Dexter•Sep 07, 1963•Playfair Cricket Monthly

The 1963 Gillette Cup-winning Sussex side. Left to right: L. J. Lenham, J. M. Parks, A. S. M. Oakman, G. L. Cooper, E. R. Dexter (captain), R. J. Langridge, K. G. Suttle, A. Buss, N. I. Thomson, D. L. Bates, J. A. Snow, Lord's, September 7, 1963

The 1963 Gillette Cup-winning Sussex side•Sep 07, 1963•The Cricketer International

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Worcs Innings

PLAYER NAME		R
D Kenyon	lbw	1
MJ Horton	caught	26
RGA Headley	caught	25
TW Graveney	caught	29
DW Richardson	caught	3
RG Broadbent	caught	13
R Booth	not out	33
DNF Slade	bowled	3
N Gifford	bowled	0
JA Flavell	bowled	0
RGM Carter	run out	2
Extras	(b 8, lb 9, nb 2)
Total	154(10 wkts; 63.2 ovs)

PLAYER NAME	O	M	R	W	Econ
NI Thomson	13.2	4	35	1	2.62
A Buss	15	2	39	3	2.6
ASM Oakman	13	4	17	1	1.3
KG Suttle	5	2	11	0	2.2
DL Bates	9	2	20	1	2.22
JA Snow	8	0	13	3	1.62

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