Tom Anastos

Footballer

Points: Gloucestershire 21, Surrey 4
A53

triesB

Cricketers at the 2011 Cricket World Cup

Baguio Wong

A.S.D. Gallaratese

*Phycis porphyrella Duponchel, 1836

Chaminda Vaas 6/46
B65

SporkBot

M Riessen'''

Charl Willoughby 4/40

The359

Murali Kartik 5/137
Rory Hamilton-Brown 40
Simon Cook 46*

Benea

Vikram Solanki 69 all out
Samit Patel 1/53
Yorkshire won by 6 wickets

Location in Slovenia

Paul Franks 69

IRFU

Mark Pettini 67*

Dunbia

Frederick George Kerr-Dineen

Hungarian Championship E-2000

Alpine Lake / Ata Puai

area

Rikki Clarke 3/52
Steven Patterson 1/76
Chris Taylor 52

tries

Alton Ellis, The Righteous Flames

David Masters 4/61
Kane Williamson 44
Craig Meschede 33
Match drawn
Inns & 61 runs

Leg press machine

Points: Lancashire 22, Sussex 2

Freeport, CA

Corey Collymore 3/55
Middlesex won by 8 wickets
Boyd Rankin 5/57
A34
Steve Kirby 3/54

Unknown

Neil Dexter 73*

BattyBot

Warwickshire won by an innings and 43 runs

J Newcombe

Medieval Algeria

goalsC

Rugby League Football Club

Outrageous

Essex won by 171 runs
Points: Gloucestershire 21, Derbyshire 3
Chris Wright 5/74

Lime Tree Gardens, Saint Ann Parish, Jamaica

Maison de l'Orient et de la Méditerranée

Steve Harmison 3/27

Beau Petty

Points: Worcestershire 20, Lancashire 3

Osorio de Saint-Malo, Sonia

box width

Michael Gough and Jeremy Lloyds
Joshua Cobb 1/41
Alex Hales 184

approx

Animalia

Bouncing Cats

Jeff Evans and Peter Hartley
Rob White 40
Andrew Hall 66*

Sound Off

A67
Imran Tahir 6/132

Henry Grady Hotel

University of Toronto Orfuns

Member of the National Assembly of Quebec

Durham won by 5 wickets

Symmoca signatella

Surrey

CCHA

Colin

Forfeit

Paul Horton 21

Founding managing director of Rolls-Royce

Martin Bodenham and Peter Hartley

Kerr-Dineen

Head Coach

Points: Essex 19, Northamptonshire 3
Rich Pyrah 87
Jim Allenby 113
Jon Lewis 4/95

Woods, Aaron

Points: Glamorgan 20, Gloucestershire 3
Essex won by 6 wickets
Chesney Hughes 124
Points: Middlesex 19, Kent 3
James Harris 5/39
Mark Wallace 107

We bow before God

Arthropoda

Chris Metters 2/128
A52
Points: Gloucestershire 11, Middlesex 8
Joe Denly 1/34

Rihanna cover

Joe Gatting 61
Stephen Gale and John Steele

R Moore

score-team1-inns

John Glover 4/49
Danny Briggs 6/65

Winston Jarrett

T Roche'''

Karl Brown 85

Basic flying training

Steven Croft 54
Ian Bell 139

J Brown
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Points: Warwickshire 2, Sussex 4
David Payne 6/26

People from Oglesby, Illinois

Klick Communications

Ben Stokes 120

BAO GUIO WONG Bik Yiu

Pitt

Lewis Gregory 1/15
Nigel Cowley and Neil Mallender
Points: Warwickshire 9, Yorkshire 8
Naqaash Tahir 4/36
Points: Northamptonshire 24, Glamorgan 1

Colombian ballet dancer

Scolia hirta

Sajid Mahmood 5/112

Spanish failure

The Go-Go's cover

Ynhockey

Nabil Elderkin

Crusoe8181

Roccaguglielma

yearAstart

James Harris 4/123
A46
Liam Dawson 169

Redcats USA

yearBstart

Association of Women for Action and Research

Mercer Street Friends Center

Quarterfinals

Somerset won by an innings and 8 runs

hungarian racing driver

Jean A. Joly

B16

Indian cricket administrator

Tony Roche

Neil Bainton and Trevor Jesty
Alan Richardson 5/98
B27
Points: Essex 9, Gloucestershire 8
B10

UE Viewer

Points: Middlesex 20, Derbyshire 3
Ben Wright 83
Leicestershire won the toss and elected to field
Points: Warwickshire 23, Sussex 4
Andre Adams 5/110
Luke Procter 3/33
Chris Jordan 71

Napuca orciferaria

Alex Blake 96
B13
Mark Stoneman 128

People from Mendota, Illinois

Gernot Pflüger

Mohammad Yousuf 109
Farveez Maharoof 31*

Sonia Osorio

Indian musician

Joe Denly 68
Sam Robson 32

confrecord

D Crealy

Monty Panesar 4/101

Gernot Pflüger, Thomas Lutz

Rodrigo Andrés Battaglia

B29
Points: Warwickshire 24, Somerset 3
Dimitri Mascarenhas 3–52

colours

B28
Gloucestershire won by 10 wickets

British artist

Quarter Finals

Robert Croft 3/80
Points: Yorkshire 19, Somerset 5

Events, Production and Consulting

Wayne White 3/97
Danny Briggs 5/129
Gloucestershire won the toss and elected to bat

''' K Rosewall

Luke Wright 3/54
Nick Compton 61

Tamás Pál Kiss

Vegaswikian

elevation

*Brisbane Bears reserves premiership 1991

Andrew Strauss 241 *

Shree Rayeshwar Institute of Engineering and Information Technology

People from Ilsenburg

A42

Stefan, Anja

Keith Barker 118

Edgar181

Trinidade

Will Gidman 2/19
Points: Gloucestershire 24, Kent 3

American ice hockey coach

Carter

James Vince 59*

1940 establishments in Australia

A37

I Fletcher

Tony Palladino 3/85

Illegitimate children of Byzantine emperors

Warwickshire won by 88 runs
Alex Hales 85
Points: Middlesex 10, Essex 7
Tony Palladino 5/53
Points: Lancashire 23, Somerset 5
David Masters 5/48
Jonathan Clare 3/19
Yorkshire won the toss and elected to field
Jack Brooks 3/56

margin

Ben Stokes 185
Alfonso Thomas 5/66

Y-chromosome DNA

Lancashire won by 10 wickets
Stephen Gale and Tim Robinson

The Secret Life of Nora

Gareth Andrew 3/53

Ponte Orca

Cullen328

Hampshire won by 209 runs

''' R Brent

biome

Ian Blackwell 51
Nick Compton 95

Phycis porphyrella

Tom Craddock 4/70
Northamptonshire won by an innings and 159 runs

Shaik Dawood

Chris Wood 56*

Metura elongatus

Stewart Walters 102
Gloucestershire won by 45 runs
Ryan Sidebottom 5/43
Rob Newton 80

Wong, Baguio

Portuguese Web Archive

First Round

Ian Blackwell 52
Will Gidman 34

Nazirius

Points: Leicestershire 8, Derbyshire 6
Points: Durham 21, Worcestershire 5
Gloucestershire won by an innings and 142 runs
Rory Hamilton-Brown 159
Gerard Brophy 177*
Points: Warwickshire 15, Worcestershire 4
Jos Buttler 43
Points: Somerset 24, Yorkshire 6
Ajmal Shahzad 5/65
Tom Maynard 98*
James Adams 204
Chris Rogers 145
Gareth Berg 130*

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Samit Patel 37
Steven Patterson 3/82
Peter Trego 4/22
David Masters 3/52
Steffan Jones 3/56
Ed Joyce 59
Somerset won by 10 wickets

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Points: Lancashirre 22, Hampshire 3
Amjad Khan 2/15
Jacques Andries Rudolph 27*

National Soccer League 1982

A10
Alan Richardson 4/97

הסרפד

K Watanabe

Werldwayd

USA New Jersey Mercer County

F Stolle'''

A13
A61
Charl Willoughby 4/115
David Masters 6/78

R Emerson'''

Alviro Petersen 133
Stewart Walters 147

Scolia

Toby Roland-Jones 4/64

Home Decorators Collection

Durham won the toss and elected to field
Jamie Dalrymple 3/21
Neil Bainton and Peter Willey

non_vocal_instrumentalist

Rodrigo

Rikki Clarke 4/55
Jack Shantry 3/65
Gareth Berg 4/18
Northamptonshire won by an innings and 177 runs
Adam Wheater 69

Sound Off (The Rubyz album)

A18
A57
Points: Derbyshire 11, Kent 9
Joe Denly 55
David Willey 5/29
Stephen Moore 169
Gloucestershire beat Glamorgan by 5 wickets
Vikram Solanki 79*

Jerome Kugan with Alfian Sa’at

Chris Rogers 17*
Joe Sayers 75
Sam Robson 94*

Secretaria dos Transportes Metropolitanos do Estado de São Paulo

1940s in Gabon

T Roche

StephenMacmanus

Mitchell Claydon 3/84
Kyle Hogg 7/28
James Foster 117*
Durham won by 8 wickets
Neil Mallender and John Steele

Alaska's panhandle

Lachlan

inline,title

Stuart Broad 5/95
Alan Richardson 3/66

Ravendrop

Karl Turner 42
Points: Hampshire 9, Yorkshire 6

Antonio Barceló

affiliation

Khazar2

Afghan General

Yorkshire won by 9 wickets
Points: Lancashire 21, Worcestershire 4
Jim Allenby 3/42
Callum Thorp 6/20

year1start

Glamorgan won by 189 runs

Avalon High: Coronation

American composer

Matthew Pardoe 58
Gareth Berg 3/32
Andrew Hall 2/34
Northamptonshire won the toss and elected to field
Jeetan Patel 5/96
Peter Hartley and Richard Kettleborough

1946 in Gabon

James Harris 3/43
Ravi Bopara 37

debutstadium

Dsp13

Murray Goodwin 274*

Luis Enrique Osorio Morales

Gornji Kot

Michigan State University

Neil McKenzie 115
Will Gidman 116*

Clutha River / Mata-Au

John

James Foster 62
Nathan Buck 4/112
David Griffiths 6/85

Oxford University Lightweight Rowing Club

Benth.

Anja Štefan

EmausBot

Arul Suppiah 66*
Azhar Mahmood 92*

Sonia

R Case

Ian Blackwell 5/102
Glamorgan 5, Middlesex 9

Canadian politician

Sigma Burwell

Jonathan Clare 2/46
Joshua Cobb 13

bottom

Dale Benkenstein 60

Lepismium monacanthum in Calilegua National Park

Warwickshire won by an innings and 382 runs

United Kingdom hotel stubs

Points: Surrey 24, Derbyshire 2
Neil Mallender and Steve O'Shaughnessy
Jack Brooks 4/36
David Balcombe 5/103
B34
Points: Warwickshire 22, Nottinghamshire 2
Moeen Ali 4/53
Tim Groenewald 3/38

enrollment as of

Liam Dawson 91
B11
Points: Worcestershire 20, Nottinghamshire 4
Gary Keedy 4/57

ARFU

Wes Durston 106
Steven Davies 81
Kyle Hogg 5/62

present

Marcus Trescothick 189

Line 12

*Napuca orciferaria Walker, [1863]
*Aspilates orciferaria

CAC Winjeel prototype at No. 1 Basic Flying Training School, 1953

Tonirose Pascua

Referendums in the Central African Republic

CPTM logo.png

Corey Collymore 4/80
Points: Durham 10, Nottinghamshire 8

The alaskan panhandle

Worcestershire won by 9 wickets
Tony Palladino 5/84
Jeremy Lloyds and Neil Mallender

The Rubyz

Durham won by 151 runs

productions

B47
Martin Bodenham and Nigel Llong
Leicestershire 5, Middlesex 24
Kent won by 69 runs

Roisterer

Inns & 20 runs

Elegia atrifasciella

Nigel Llong and George Sharp

Guillaume2303

Steven Patterson 1/20

M Riessen

Stephen Peters 105

Vincent de Lerins

Video games set in Bermuda

S. signatella

Points: Lancashire 6, Warwickshire 8
Jamie Dalrymple 108*
away

National Soccer League 1992–93

Yuen Yat Cho

Sayed Abdul Ghafar

Claude Henderson 54
Chris Woakes 4/91

PKT

Ben Phillips 71*
Will Jefferson 41

P Toci

Simon Cook 51
Tim Robinson and Peter Willey
Imran Tahir 1/43
James Anyon 51
Tim Murtagh 3/102
Jonny Bairstow 53*
Nottinghamshire won the toss and elected to bat
Joe Root 160

Insecta

Points: Surrey 21, Leicestershire 3
James Foster 49
Tim Groenewald 5/59
Points: Yorkshire 4, Warwickshire 23

Semi Finals

Video games set in Ireland

Hampshire won by an innings and 61 runs

Southern Andean Yungas

Mark Pitoc

Ian Bell 33*
Adil Rashid 4/121
Moeen Ali 68
Craig Meschede 1/24
Imran Tahir 3/66

International Polar Year Investigations

Steve Davies 94
James Anyon 5/136

Al-Andalusi

Points: Worcestershire 24, Hampshire 3

Sayed Abdul Ghafar Sayed Zadah

A70
Chaminda Vaas 5/22
Rory Hamilton-Brown 34

Methilem

Allmusic

1927 in Canadian football

Wayne Madsen 106
Points: Lancashire 22, Yorkshire 2
Rob Newton 14*
Wayne White 54

Literature Novel

Gary Keedy 6/133
Rich Pyrah 5/58

DKing

Neil McKenzie 106

''They Call the Wind Maria''

Brito

Mark Wallace 55

Heath daisy bush

B64
Points: Surrey 10, Essex 9
Luke Procter 3/39
Nottinghamshire won the toss and elected to field
Alviro Petersen 93

''' R Laver

Anthony McGrath 115

ceo

Graham Onions 5/53
Dale Benkenstein 83*
Billy Godleman 33

Belle Collaboration

Home team won
Tom Maynard 123
B68
A16
Ruel Brathwaite 5/75
Matthew Boyce 46
Maurice Chambers 1/16

Percy-Neville feud

Liam Norwell 6/46
Mark Footitt 3/99
Paul Horton 34

Oiketicus saundersii

1963 in Kenya

English

Matt Prior 97*
Luke Sutton 35
Alfonso Thomas 4/28

Ruigeroeland

lake name

Shawn in Montreal

Craig Kieswetter 13
Tom Smith 4/32
Kyle Hogg 46

Waacstats

September 2012

AroundTheGlobe

Delugeofthought

Sussex won by an innings and 5 runs

H Hunt

coach

blade image

Toby Roland-Jones 5/91
Points: Sussex 10, Yorkshire 10

Jarrett, Winston

Neil Bainton and Nick Cook

Woods

Steven Croft 67

Attafen

Thomas Tuke

P Dent

Essex won the toss and elected to bat

New Jersey Register of Historic Places

Orchiometer

B17

UFO2Extraterrestrials: Shadows over Earth

Mukerjee

A11
A55
Kyle Hogg 52
Ben Stokes 4/48
Samit Patel 128
Greg Smith 4/63

Joly, Jean-A.

Somerset won by 9 wickets
Damien Wright 5/83
B25

Farnese

Worcestershire

Chris Omartian

Dger

Points: Sussex 19, Durham 5

Stand-up comedy television series

Mladotice (Plzeň-North District)

Kutnahorite

Gareth Andrew 4/93

Baguio Wong Bik Yiu

AnomieBOT

A44
Gary Ballance 57

Woods at the 2012 Dally M Awards

all writing

"Knowledge Is Power"

area total km

Tim Robinson and Shavir Tarapore
Inns & 5 runs

Raymond Miranda

Blade Colours of the Oxford University Lightweight Rowing Club .png

Dean Cosker 4/41
Chris Taylor 83

Alejandro Obregón Roses

B18

solo_singer

Tim Murtagh 4/83
Ollie Rayner 1/35

Olearia floribunda

Derbyshire won the toss and elected to bat

R. E. Grant

Pixies (Winx Club)

Braden, Dave

Sam Robson 146
Chris Woakes 64

People from Peru, Illinois

Charl Willoughby 3/115

T Addison

Chris Ashling 4/47

Yobot

Dan Redfern 58
Chris Metters 6/65
Chris Woakes 7/20
Tim Linley 3/22
Dean Cosker 2/85

ESSI

Riki Wessels 67

National Soccer League 1990–91

administrator

Edward O. Graves

Gareth Andrew 3/47
Gerard Brophy 37*
Points: Durham 24, Warwickshire 1

short name

Alexander Hales 72
Matt Mason 3/72

Novels set in Colombia

JamesAM

Whatley Bay , England

*Phycis similella Zincken, 1818

Alan Richardson 3/46
Essex

RussBot

Peace Group

Darren Stevens 7/21
Peter Hartley and John Steele

Château de Walferdange

Geraint Jones 28 *
Peter Hartley and Steve O'Shaughnessy
James Tomlinson 4/13
Claude Henderson 4/61
Alan Richardson 4/88

Roman Spinner

Monty Panesar 4/105
Alex Gidman 76
Rob Bailey and Michael Gough
Will Gidman 3/37

Active

Burdge

*Symmoca rosmarinella Walsingham, 1901

Derbyshire won by 6 wickets
Damien Wright 6/56
Jon Lewis 3/33

1946 in Chad

John David Love

Points: Surrey 9, Glamorgan 8

Gabbe

Paul Horton 94
Greg Smith 130
Points: Gloucestershire 23, Leicestershire 3
David Masters 2/19
Shivnarine Chanderpaul 193

(p)Resident

Bombus

David Millns and John Steele
Joe Denly 69

Weng Onn San

wickets-team2-inns

GVN

Reggae singer

Dominic Cork 5/75

1987 in the Central African Republic

GUR

Dimitri Mascarenhas 3/76

People from Tonica, Illinois

Rory Hamilton-Brown 74
Jonathan Clare 4/36
Marcus Trescothick 203

umpires

right
Ian Westwood 129
Joe Denly 74
Points: Yorkshire 9, Hampshire 6
Adam Lyth 29*
Nick Cook and Steven O'Shaughnessy

On a Clear Day

B54
Points: Sussex 20, Hampshire 4

Anja

Klick, Inc.

''' M Guse

Peace Film Production Co.

Graham Napier 80
Points: Derbyshire 10, Northamptonshire 8

David Markson's Tetralogy

Michig

James Tredwell 5/35

Doctorhawkes

Paul Baldwin and Richard Kettleborough
A45
Will Gidman 6/92
Paul Franks 3/24

wickets-team1-inns

Chris Rogers 46*

RIT

We Shine

Points: Nottinghamshire 22, Worcestershire 6
Nigel Cowley and Jeff Evans

Frederick George

British businessman

Jeff Evans and Trevor Jesty

ThisIsNotMyUsername91

Sim

A20

Shannon1

Jeff Evans and George Sharp
Paul Horton 99

Australia

Lachlan Sim

Jean-A. Joly

A59

Hizb-e Wahdat-e Islami Afghanistan

Tom Craddock 4/89
Inns & 159 runs

Baila Chiquita

honorific-prefix

Dokumentado

Jigar Naik 3/68
Alfonso Thomas 4/62
Jeremy Lloyds and Martin Saggers
Mark Stoneman 74

P.T. Aufrette

Kabul

Steven Mullaney 36
Keith Barker 4/73

Infinite-loop motif

Points: Middlesex 24, Surrey 3

Bombardment of Algiers

Wes Durston 48

Jarrett

Inns & 114 runs
Adam Voges 79

Shire Reeve

Ipigott

Martin Saggers and Peter Willey
Ed Joyce 34
Tom Westley 57

player teams

David Masters 4/28

pointsC

Points: Essex 10, Gloucestershire 8
James Tomlinson 3/71
Gareth Cross 125
Joe Gatting 116*
Points: Gloucestershire 5, Surrey 24
Michael Yardy 66
Alexei Kervezee 65
Jamie Dalrymple 122*
Ashley Shaw 5/118
Alan Richardson 6/22
Worcestershire won by 34 runs
Alan Richardson 4/56
Steve Kirby 6/115
Points: Middlesex 22, Surrey 3
Stephen Moore 27
David Balcombe 6/51
Essex won the toss and elected to field

*Oiketicus saundersii Westwood, 1855

A48

GuillaumeTell

James Cameron 98

ORFU

Will Owen 2/24
Points: Northamptonshire 22, Kent 3
Points: Nottinghamshire 19, Yorkshire 6
Jeremy Lloyds and Nick Cook
A49
A12

player years

Delirium

Points: Glamorgan 10, Essex 8
Wayne Madsen 51
Durham won by 208 runs
Steven O'Shaughnessy and Martin Saggers

Acrobasis porphyrella

Cunikm

Points: Sussex 22, Nottinghamshire 3

score-team2-inns

A Panatta

Tymal Mills 3/48
Shavir Tarapore and Peter Willey
Dean Cosker 4/35

Saint Raphael School

Sussex won by 5 wickets

Brito, Eduardo

Ross Whiteley 103
B19

GVG

Gemaal Hussain 4/49
A32
Paul Franks 96
James Tredwell 5/55
B24
Naved-ul-Hasan 4/43
Alex Wakely 88
Monty Panesar 1/16
Phil Mustard 56

fieldgoalsA

Ian Gould and Andy Hicks
Stephen Moore 67
Ollie Rayner 1/28

Chartbot

Balbieriškis eldership

A30
Jonny Bairstow 76
Glen Chapple 6/70
Middlesex won by 5 wickets

Shiroda

Glen Chapple 4/58

Attafen, Billel

Paul Franks 4/135

Osorio de Saint-Malo

B69
Wes Durston 90*
Essex won by 254 runs

Xaiver0510

Steve O'Shaughnessy and John Steele
James Anyon 3/111

Tamas Pal Kiss

Leicestershire
Gary Keedy 5/41
B67
Ben Scott 31
Gemaal Hussain 42

ABC Comedy Hour

A Stone'''

Points: Glamorgan 6, Northamptonshire 10
Varun Chopra 13*
Points: Essex 22, Leicestershire 4
Charl Willoughby 4/139
Alex Blake 51
Dan Housego 45

Grant Govan

Paul Best 1/13

Ottavio

Glen Chapple 4/63

Sayed Abdul Ghafar Sayed

Martin Bodenham and Tim Robinson

Umbrella

Kerr-Dineen, Frederick George

Dave Braden

B40

Aspitates orciferaria

Glamorgan won by 9 wickets
Greg Smith 52
Ben Wright 65
Points: Derbyshire 24, Gloucestershire 4
Kent won by 5 wickets
Alviro Petersen 18
Martin van Jaarsveld 95
Rob Bailey and Neil Bainton
Joe Denly 143
Points: Warwickshire 20, Worcestershire 7

David Love (political candidate)

Jim Allenby 78

Download

Adil Rashid 6/77
Mark Benson and Nick Cook
Steven Davies 156

Lapa Terminal

Just Like You

Imran Tahir 5/29
Trevor Jesty and Neil Mallender
A63

Hannah Keenan

Jacques Rudolph 120
Saeed Ajmal 6/124

current team

Tom Maynard 141

Farmworker justice

List of number-one Billboard Hot Tropical Songs of 2009

Kane Williamson 83
Adam Wheater 76

Farnese, Ottavio

The Miracle Fighters

Tom Westley 36

outlet

No. 1 Basic Flying Training School

Naraht

Studio

J Bartlett

fieldgoalsC

Harris

Chris Rogers 70
Warwickshire won by 8 wickets
Surrey won by 7 wickets
Stephen Gale and Peter Hartley
Middlesex won by 3 wickets
Middlesex won the toss and elected to field

*Oiketicus elongatus Saunders, 1847
*Oiketicus saundersii Westwood, 1855
*Phragmatoecia capucina Wallengren, 1860
*Oiketicus saundersi Dalla Torre & Strand, 1929

B21

The Anomebot2

Wes Durston 96
Warwickshire won by an innings and 58 runs

Fred Stolle'''

Kane Williamson 75
Matt Dunn 5/56

Chris.urs-o

Gareth Batty 3/57
Steve Davies 77
Saeed Ajmal 5/150

House 7

2 demi-galleys, 2 xebecs, 6 gunboats, 1 felucca

Glamorgan won the toss and elected to bat
Steve Kirby 3/84
Jonathan Clare 5/50

Bodo Schulenburg

In operation

David Masters 6/75

Swabhimaan (campaign)

Gary Keedy 5/93
Tim Groenewald 33
Tim Ambrose 66*

Line 9

Jean Joly

Steve Garratt and Ian Gould

Kiss, Tamas Pal

Ricky Mendiola

David Griffiths 1/17
A72
Graham Onions 1/37
Tim Murtagh 5/30
Jon Lewis 5/65
Martin Guptill 86
Points: Northamptonshire 10, Middlesex 8
Points: Hampshire 18, Durham 2
Gareth Andrew 57

Markundapadu

cricket format

Tom Craddock 4/59
Jack Taylor 2/96
Dean Cosker 4/50

NJRHP

wong4 bik1 jiu4

Anastos

Technology Innovation Agency

Alex Hales 84
A26
Joshua Cobb 44
Maurice Chambers 3/63
Wes Durston 151
Will Smith 74
Peter Hartley and David Millns
Durham won the toss and elected to bat
Inns & 177 runs
Lancashire
Rob Bailey and Richard Illingworth

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David Willey 5/46
Gareth Rees 126
Varun Chopra 24
B46
Wayne White 3/54
Graham Onions 6/95

Blangstrup

We Got Da Beat

Symmoca rosmarinella

Private

A41

Zadah, Sayed Abdul Ghafar Sayed

Ben

B53
Sussex
Tim Ambrose 43

Acronym

Alansohn

Danny Briggs 5/79

Religions

Illegitimate children of German monarchs

home
Peter Hartley and Trevor Jesty
David Masters 4/62

appearancesA

Joe Gatting 90

Singapore Grounds

Johann Myburgh 1/30
Adam Shantry 3/42
Martin Bodenham and Richard Illingworth

People from Granby, Connecticut

Will Bragg 52
Glen Chapple 5/71
Karl Brown 114
Rob Bailey and Tim Robinson

Mandarax

Michael Gough and Trevor Jesty

Vazgaikiemis

Mark Benson and Steve O'Shaughnessy
Tim Groenewald 4/78

Natural phenol stubs

Wes Durston 17

Pittendrigh

Australian rules footballer

Graves, Edward O.

Stefan

notable members

Chinese table tennis player

Hamish Marshall 72

R Ruffels'''

Battaglia, Rodrigo

CJCurrie

Jon Lewis 4/65
Yasir Arafat 3/62

1964 in the Central African Republic

Chris Dent 70*
Tim Ambrose 51

Regina Roughriders

pointsA

St. Raphael School

Lee Daggett 3/63
Ed Joyce 88*
Will Jefferson 39

1958 in the Republic of the Congo

Somerset won by nine wickets
Maurice Chambers 3/51

Lyle Malulan

Durham won by an innings and 103 runs
Alex Barrow 69
Chris Taylor 196
Charl Willoughby 4/76
Michael Di Venuto 132

Agencies of Indian Railways

St. Olave Jewry

Tim Murtagh 3/9

Vivian Rudow

Charles Louis de Saulces de Freycinet

Sonia Osorio de Saint-Malo

Nigel Llong and Martin Saggers
Arul Suppiah 2/26
Points: Worcestershire 4, Sussex 23
Danny Briggs 4/85
Stuart Meaker 4/43
Neil Mallender and David Millns
Yorkshire

1961 in Kenya

champions

Roll 'Em: Shirley Scott Plays the Big Bands

Ian Blackwell 2/30

The Unholy Grail

Tim Linley 4/53

Tuke

Inns & 142 runs
Michael Gough and David Millns

The Norton Library

National Soccer League 2002–03

Mark Footitt 5/53

Boleyn

Apothecia

David Masters 3/28
Mark Wallace 82
Ian Saxelby 6/69
Monty Panesar 4/71

Patrick Paez

Points: Kent 20, Middlesex 6

''' R Moore

SP Jain Institute of Management & Research

Alaskas panhandle

Helpful Pixie Bot

Jim Allenby 5/44

Khan

Will Smith 66
B22
Peter Trego 120
Moeen Ali 84
Steven Croft 122
Tim Bresnan 87

unranked ordo

Points: Warwickshire 9, Hampshire 7
Points: Yorkshire 22, Worcestershire 4

Vivian

Jon Lewis 56
Monty Panesar 3/60
Points: Surrey 23, Kent 5
Points: Somerset 24, Durham 4

V Crotta

Darren Stevens 67

Eleuterio Brito

Edward Graves

Singer

LittleWink

Neil Mallender and Tim Robinson
Alviro Petersen 70*
Callum Thorp 3/52

M Anderson

Nigel Cowley and Stephen Gale
Michael Yardy 130

NCAA First Round

David Masters 6–93

previous tournament

Wikationer

The 1962 Norton Library edition

Eduardo Brito

Qwfp

Charles Brearley House

Gareth Rees 71
Rob Bailey and Nigel Cowley
Ed Joyce 140
Wes Durston 61

Vinod

R Taylor

Jade Dernbach 5/41

O. floribunda

Niemti

Somerset won the toss and elected to bat

Progress in Theoretical Physics Supplement

Aspitates

RjwilmsiBot

Stokely-Van Camp Industrial Complex

Zander de Bruyn 91*
Points: Durham 24, Lancashire 4

Bennó

Andre Adams 3/61

Billel Attafen

Claude Johnson

Symmoca

''' W Bowrey

Radio operas

Tom Westley 61
James Taylor 85
Karl Turner 64
Paul Franks 57
Monty Panesar 5/89
Chaminda Vaas 3/51
Rikki Wessels 84
Mark Ramprakash 91
Rikki Clarke 5/10

CPP Studios Event GmbH

Hamilton Tigers

B36
Mark Wagh 25*

TonyTheTiger

Joe Denly 199

Denisarona

Daryl Mitchell 26
Points: Leicestershire 20, Glamorgan 3
Points: Somerset 22, Worcestershire 4
Robert Key 46
Jeetan Patel 4/52
Rob Bailey and John Steele
Robert Key 59*

Bovineboy2008

Graeme White 4/72
William Bragg 52
Hampshire won by 50 runs

current title

Matthew Hoggard 4/78
Surrey won by 21 runs
Nigel Cowley and David Millns

Haji Mohammad Mohaqeq

Yellow Bumble Bee

screenshot

SarahStierch

*Elegia atrifasciella Ragonot, 1825

B72

Nagavally R S Kurup

Reece Topley 5/46
Will Jefferson 133
Inns & 55 runs
Rory Hamilton-Brown 75

Dey of Algiers

Points: Durham 11, Hampshire 8
Chris Rogers 121

G Olsson

Jigar Naik 0/15
Samit Patel 116
Gareth Rees 52

Suck 2009

Inns & 126 runs

Disney XD (Ukraine)

Glamorgan won by an innings and 8 runs
B32
Sajid Mahmood 5/74
James Middlebrook 5/123
Luke Wells 100
Points: Yorkshire 21, Worcestershire 3
Steve Garratt and Michael Gough

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Ryan ten Doeschate 1/20
A31
Points: Kent 24, Leicestershire 3
Mal Loye 87
Matthew Hoggard 3/28
Gemaal Hussain 6/33

A Panatta'''

Admiral Wilhelm Canaris

Michael Di Venuto 86
A14
Marcus Trescothick 163
Points: Glamorgan 24, Kent 3

Julius Siefken du Perly

A Stone

Tony Palladino 4/85
Ryan Sidebottom 7/37

Suburban, spread over in South Central Goa

Alex Wakely 39
David Payne 3/70
Leicestershire won the toss and elected to bat

''' J Newcombe

Chris Taylor 103*
Azhar Mahmood 6/36
Jeremy Lloyds and Steve O'Shaughnessy
Alastair Cook 64
Jonathan Clare 4/84

Rodrigo Battaglia

Glamorgan
Boyd Rankin 4/99
Peter Hartley and Martin Saggers

playingteams

appearancesC

Gareth Andrew 40

R. E. Grant Govan

News to Go

Martin Bodenham and Michael Gough
Sussex won by 8 wickets

Graves

Nottinghamshire won by 58 runs

American psychologist

Neil McKenzie 75
Michael Gough and Nigel Llong
Alan Richardson 1/15

faculty

Cantonese

Chris Jordan 4–57
Somerset
B42

Second Round

Audio hosting service

Rich Pyrah 117
David Millns and Tim Robinson

*Aspilates orciferaria

Ben Stokes 135*

Kiss

Surrey won by an innings and 126 runs

黃碧瑤

Aaron Woods

campus type

EMTU

Richard Kettleborough and Nigel Llong
Points: Northamptonshire 24, Kent 4
Nick Cook and Richard Illingworth
Michael Gough and Ian Gould

Tri City

Chris Nash 120
Andre Adams 6/71

fieldgoalsB

Lee Daggett 1/26
Geraint Jones 79

Adele Banta

Points: Warwickshire 23, Somerset 3

Beyond My Ken

Richard Illingworth and George Sharp
Tim Murtagh 4/48
Gareth Andrew 3/37

captain

A33

lyrics

Darren Stevens 6/60
James Middlebrook 2/58
B62
Dawid Malan 143
Robert Taylor 70

HMS Stanley

R Keldie'''

Will Jefferson 121
Gary Keedy 4/200
Marcus Trescothick 151
Alexander Hales 106*
Steven Finn 5/113

Shortride

A62
Ollie Rayner 62*
Martin Bodenham and Jeremy Lloyds
Durham won by an innings and 125 runs
Steven Crook 4/45

Leg curl machine

Points: Kent 21, Surrey 3
A50

Carter, John

James Taylor 52
Nottinghamshire won by 129 runs
Ross Whiteley 28

Michal Kuča, CEO

Inns & 58 runs
Alex Hales 18
Stuart Broad 24
Jamie Dalrymple 44
Andy Hicks and Jeremy Lloyds
Chris Rogers 125

1963 in Somalia

Stephen Moore 124*
Craig Kieswetter 164
Lee Daggett 2/60
Surrey won the toss and elected to bat
B41
Zander de Bruyn 172

Indian National Airways Ltd

Stewart Walters 81*
Pragyan Ojha 4/84

Argentine footballer

Points: Essex 7, Derbyshire 6

match

A Gardiner

Chaminda Vaas 5/76
Will Gidman 85
Kyle Hogg 2/51
Will Smith 100
Nick Compton 254*
Neil Saker 1/28
Darren Pattinson 2/65

National Soccer League 1993–94

Neil Bainton and Michael Gough

R Ruffels

National Soccer League 1999–2000

Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs

1986 in the Central African Republic

Daryl Mitchell 61
Samit Patel 2/92

SRFU

Middlesex won the toss and elected to bat

emblem

EAST
Edmonton Eskimos

Sussex won the toss and elected to field

teamB

B59

Offenbach am Main, Germany

Oiketicus saundersi

Andrew Hall 86
Ben Scott 65*
Ben Wright 101
Lancashire won by 98 runs
Jos Buttler 46*

Raymond Moore

Steven O'Shaughnessy and Tim Robinson
Alex Wakely 98

Selling Illusions: The Cult of Multiculturalism in Canada

Steven Mullaney 1/13
Scott Borthwick 48*

Axis of eran

Adam Ball 1/28
Richard Kettleborough and Neil Mallender
Points: Somerset 24, Hampshire 3
Mark Benson and Steve Garratt
Dominic Cork 4/78
A28

Roy Emerson'''

James Tredwell 4/121
Derbyshire won by an innings and 32 runs
Simon Cook 3/72
Mark Wallace 40
Glen Chapple 5/68
Warwickshire won by 218 runs
James Taylor 80
Darren Maddy 3/74
Points: Nottinghamshire 6, Hampshire ?1
Dean Cosker 3/168
Paul Collingwood 108
Points: Nottinghamshire 5, Sussex 23
A25
Ian Saxelby 1/12
Will Gidman 89
Points: Surrey 22, Leicestershire 3

Melburnian

James Vince 145
Points: Durham 22, Yorkshire 3

Elegia similella

Surrey won by 10 wickets
Rob White 140
Nottinghamshire won by 3 wickets

1957 in Gabon

goalsB

FrescoBot

Points: Surrey 21, Northamptonshire 3

map state

Samit Patel 4/43
Chris Wood 36
Jonathan Clare 130

Hesta prynn

B56

Peruvazhiyambalam

Bruce

Paul Franks 82

Bombus fervidus

Nick Cook and Trevor Jesty
Ryan Sidebottom 4/72

Theophilus Parsons Chandler Jr.

Myra Fahey

Germany

Rikki Clarke 4/34
Richard Illingworth and Trevor Jesty
Jon Lewis 2/33

Dl2000

Nottinghamshire

population blank2 title

Moeen Ali 158
David Masters 3/77

''' D Crealy

Will Gidman 93

Mr Richy

Glamorgan won by 8 wickets
A24
Paul Franks 3/28

Red Bull Media House

Ben Harris

Aspitates aberratus

Moe

Points: Durham 24, Warwickshire 6

March 2011

Acrobasis

Mohammad Yousuf 68
Stephen Moore 37

Scotch doubles (curling)

Reflection

''' Rod Laver

Spain

Chris Dent 27*

Ken Rosewall

Alviro Petersen 91
Dominic Cork 48

Elegia fallax

Chris Wright 4/102
Mitchell Claydon 5/54
Wayne White 4/66
Luke Wright 116

Early 1960s–present

Joe Denly 3/71

The Rubyz The Rubyz.jpg

Beau

Northamptonshire
A60
Vikram Solanki 173

Fuhghettaboutit

Imran Tahir 4/125

Hugo999

Phase IIB

Northamptonshire 22, Gloucestershire 3

PensRule11385

Moeen Ali 3/43

St. Catharines

Hamish Marshall 42

Sun' Allah Ibrahim

Gareth Andrew 3/41

T Lejus'''

Ed Joyce 74
Vikram Solanki 107
Graham Napier 196
Richard Illingworth and Steve O'Shaughnessy
Ian Blackwell 3/57
Martin Bodenham and David Millns
Points: Northamptonshire 9, Surrey 8
Tim Bresnan 4/64
Steven Finn 3/55
Paul Horton 64

Mr Stephen

James Middlebrook 4/63
Kane Williamson 87
David Balcombe 4/51

JimVC3

Chiavari Calcio Caperana

Herbert B. Dixon

Mark Ramprakash 179

show

Chesney Hughes 167
Murray Goodwin 113

Trotter baronets

Jared Preston

Northamptonshire won by an innings and 155 runs
Michael Gough and Neil Mallender
A21
Kane Williamson 73

Young Man Luther

Ravi Bopara 61
Points: Leicestershire 8, Kent 7

M Bolle

Anglicanus

Christian

role

James Anyon 4/104
Adil Rashid 47
B30
Dean Cosker 2/108

tournament format

Sean Ervine 128

OOODDD

Joe Root 52*

Colin Pittendrigh

Ottavio Farnese

Give You My Heart

Damien Wright 5/62
Tony Palladino 1/17
Michael Carberry 300*

Tang Siu Lam

James Taylor 70
Middlesex won by 6 wickets
Jim Allenby 3/39

Julia R Burdge

Japanese talent agencies

National Transitional Council of the Libyan Republic

ITNOW

Julia R. Burdge

''' M Anderson

Matt Mason 63

National Soccer League 1977

A54

B8007 road

Points: Nottinghamshire 20, Lancashire 3
Friedel de Wet 1/18

R Taylor'''

CS Azad Agriculture University

''' T Addison

Inns & 155 runs
Azeem Rafiq 3/24

Generation of electricity from nuclear power plants

Village

Lalor Street at Stokely Avenue, Trenton, New Jersey

Alfonso Thomas 6/60

Soul Duo

Ballet dancer, Choreographer

M Guse

Northamptonshire won by 5 wickets

English priest

Points: Derbyshire 23, Leicestershire 3
Points: Lancashire 22, Yorkshire 4

expanded

Callum Thorp 4/52
James Tredwell 3/44
Points: Hampshire 6, Worcestershire 7
Andrew McDonald 3/51
Middlesex won by 9 wickets

Union 1707

Points: Derbyshire 23, Glamorgan 8
Paul Horton 93
Andrew McDonald 162
Points Surrey 22, Essex 3
David Lucas 21
James Middlebrook 103
Jon Lewis 3/35

Magioladitis

Billy Godleman 130
Simon Cook 3/40
Adil Rashid 3/44

Staring at the Sun

Jessen

A22
Nick Compton 115

next tournament

A36

Zadah

Alex Gidman 70*
Points: Gloucestershire 21 , Glamorgan 7
Lancashire won by 8 wickets
Nic Pothas 60

Infinite loop motif

WildCherry06

Stuart Meaker 5/86
Points: Lancashire 22, Somerset 4

National Soccer League 1980

Alan Richardson 3/77

Zeta lep

Line 11 (CPTM)

Mark Turner 5/32
Scott Newman 38*

St. Raphael

TORCH group

Chris Taylor 117

venue

Glen Chapple 4/47
Murray Goodwin 122

teamA

Sarnia Imperials

Points: Northamptonshire 21, Derbyshire 3
Jon Lewis 4/46

Anastos, Tom

Claude Henderson 4/91
Darren Pattinson 5/44
Sussex won by 251 runs

Aaron

Tom Westley 59

Salih

United States

Points: Lancashire 10, Sussex 7

WEST

The Righteous Flames

Ross Whiteley 130* 130
Somerset won the toss and elected to field

Metura

Points: Lancashire 22, Hampshire 6
A17
David Lucas 4/75
Kent won by 57 runs
Gloucestershire won by 7 wickets

Dramatic

Chaminda Vaas 4/105

Line 11

Mark Wagh 11*
Azhar Mahmood 4/42
Ed Joyce 57
Jigar Naik 5/34
Martin Bodenham and George Sharp
Alexei Kervezee 69
Jim Troughton 62*

University of Michigan-Dearborn

Breast shaped hills

Richard Pyrah 28
Jaik Mickleburgh 84
Marcus Trescothick 69
Will Gidman 5/74
Samit Patel 7/68
Will Jefferson 77

Herrich-Schäffer, 1854

B33

Final

Graham Napier 3/42

OKK Koksovny

Ian Blackwell 1/50
Richard Kettleborough and Graham Lloyd
Pragyan Ojha 6/8
Chris Metters 5–115

Ichorarchis elegiella

Stephen Peters 222
Derbyshire won by 101 runs
Graham Onions 4/74
Monty Panesar 5/58
Points: Yorkshire 9, Sussex 9
Jim Allenby 3/44
Steve Davies 27

E. similella

Glamorgan won the toss and elected to field
Andre Adams 6/31
Adam Voges 68*
B58

BYE

Stephen Gale and Jeremy Lloyds
Points: Surrey 23, Derbyshire 8

Heath Daisy-bush

Points: Middlesex 23, Derbyshire 4
Yasir Arafat 5/86
Naved-ul-Hasan 5/79

*Napuca orciferaria Walker, [1863]

Chris Dent 100
Matthew Pardoe 74

Traditional region

Mr Hall of England

Niall O'Brien 14*
Farveez Maharoof 4/35
Matthew Boyce 12
Farveez Maharoof 102

Semifinals

Live action

Xqbot

Ed Joyce 73

Olearia

Tovk909

Stigmellites baltica

Jeetan Patel 6/111

OKK, Koksovny, a.s.

Julia Burdge

B44
David Masters 5/73
Amjad Khan 4/70

Cydebot

Aloneinthewild

Durham won by 146 runs
Martin Bodenham and Alex Wharf
Tim Murtagh 5/98
Tim Groenewald 2/25
Jack Brooks 4/58

Colin S. Pittendrigh

Country

Deuteromycota

B12
Ed Young 51*
Chris Read 133*
James Harris 5/45
Will Gidman 3/49

S. hirta

S. D. College

Battaglia

Jpbowen

Marcus Trescothick 79
Ollie Rayner 4/43
B61
James Taylor 96
Lancashire won by an innings and 55 runs

Petty, Beau

Kent won by 265 runs
Gareth Andrew 4/72

Shaik Dawood Khan

Charlie Shreck 2/35
Gareth Berg 6/58

Ben Tillman

Queensland Review

Gordon Muchall 175

Khan, Shaik Dawood

Jonny Bairstow 50*
Samit Patel 4/70
Middlesex won by 10 wickets

Prince Imperial of Mexico

Martin Guptill 70*

Croatian snowboarder

Line 12 (CPTM)

Chris Jordan 3/81

Rudow

P Barthes
R Keldie

Martin Bodenham and Peter Willey
Mitchell Claydon 6/104

Falcor1984

Jeremy Lloyds and Steven O'Shaughnessy
Niall O'Brien 166
Simon Kerrigan 9/51
Alexei Kervezee 128
Warwickshire won the toss and elected to bat

Moswento

Scott Borthwick 4/25
Steven Davies 121
Dimitri Mascarenhas 6/62
Steve Davies 78
B43
Chris Read 86
Ravi Bopara 119

People from North Utica, Illinois

Mark Benson and Richard Kettleborough

UE Viewer screenshot

Chris Rogers 87
Rob Newton 94
Points: Lancashire 20, Warwickshire 3
Daryl Mitchell 57*
Vikram Solanki 39 all out

Ivan Mayrina

Saeed Ajmal 2/53
Marcus Trescothick 227

appearances

Peruvazhiyambalam Novel

Cerro Chajnantor Atacama Telescope

WOSlinker

Sean Ervine 36

Map of Algiers' Bombardment of 1783 by Antonio Barceló.

117Avenue

teamC

Darren Stevens 3/17
Toby Roland-Jones 4/38
Northamptonshire won the toss and elected to bat
Paul Dixey 72*

Shem1805

NAIA Independent

Points: Nottinghamshire 21, Durham 3
Andre Adams 5/82
Inns & 42 runs

Joly

Tim Linley 4/48
Mark Turner 4/79

Nephopterix fallax

T Lejus

Steven Croft 107
Azhar Mahmood 2/39

debutopponent

Chris Woakes 23*

club-update

Sim, Lachlan

The Rubyz (album)

Derbyshire won by 7 wickets
John Steele and Peter Willey
Darren Maddy 3/29
James Tredwell 35

Christian Blangstrup

Points: Northamptonshire 24, Gloucestershire 4
Luke Wells 103
B71
Charl Willoughby 4/18

Vkkim

Stephen Moore 71
Tony Palladino 4/50

Taras Shevchenko (Mol)

Italianate

Nadeem Malik 3/22

Elegia

Peruvazhiyambalam (novel)

Clean and healthy living

Northamptonshire won by 165 runs
Visiting team won
Alviro Petersen 77
Danny Briggs 4/99

Chado Ralph Rucci

Tim Murtagh 3/28

Detroit Dragway

Dean Cosker 4/106

Simon Gales (artist)

Ian Cockbain 127

Vadim Zudilin

Andrew Gale 72

Miskolc

Claude Goodman Johnson

Middlesex won by an innings and 42 runs
Danny Briggs 2/125

Braden

Joe Denly 49
Jimmy Adams 33

parents

Naved-ul-Hasan 5/82
Worcestershire won the toss and elected to bat
Kyle Coetzer 54

Young Man Luther: A Study in Psychoanalysis and History

Steppin' Onto The Scene

Ian Saxelby 4/69

Insect defenses

Mark Benson and Jeff Evans
Wayne White 3/36
Stephen Moore 68

Petty

James Anyon 4/55
Stephen Gale and Trevor Jesty

Wide Area Multilateration (WAM)

Ryan Sidebottom 5/53
B48

*Nephopterix fallax Staudinger, 1881
*Elegia atrifasciella Ragonot, 1825
*Ichorarchis elegiella Amsel, 1953
*Ichorarchis iozona Meyrick, 1937

Joe Sayers 53
Ismail Dawood and Nigel Llong
Graeme White 54*

Hong Kong

Points: Somerset 11, Durham 5
Gary Keedy 3/48
Paul Horton 8*
Murray Goodwin 170
Tim Bresnan 3/18
Robert Key 162

state

Thomas

OlYeller21

Andrew Gale 101*
Nick Cook and Steve Garratt
Northamptonshire won by an innings and 6 runs

Good Olfactory

Tom Smith 2/25
Martin van Jaarsveld 67
Monty Panesar 5/73
Rikki Clarke 81*
Boyd Rankin 3/98

less than one acre

Graham Napier 5/56

BLP sources

Gareth Berg 80

Bombardment of Algiers (1783)

Theatrical release poster

National Soccer League 2001–02

Points: Middlesex 24, Leicestershire 0

J-L Rouyer

Tom

AstroMark

Ryan Sidebottom 4/61
Mark Benson and Nigel Llong

Jllm06

Varun Chopra 228
Ravi Bopara 178
Alexei Kervezee 52
Damien Wright 2/118
B50

CapPixel

E. fallax

1969 Australian Open – Men's Doubles

Chris Woakes 4/40
Tim Bresnan 4/50

Bobcats, St. Catharines RLFC, Niagara RLFC

Ma Koon Wah

Nigel Cowley and Peter Willey
Wayne Madsen 71

B Giltinan

Yasir Arafat 3/49
Mark Ramprakash 75
Chris Rogers 148
B31

Govan

Naved Arif 4/70
A15
Scott Borthwick 3/49
Jonathan Clare 4/69
Dale Benkenstein 61*
Tony Palladino 2/27
Michael Di Venuto 74
Jonny Bairstow 205 all out
Moeen Ali 46
Steve Harmison 4/67

Kowsari

Niagara Bobcats

Koavf

Surrey won by 333 runs

Lithuania

David Griffiths 3/73

Formalist poetry

Will Bragg 110

StAnselm

B. fervidus

Matthew Boyce 101 all out

United Kingdom

James Middlebrook 101*
Jos Buttler 100
Will Owen 3/37

South pennaru river

Alex Gidman 81
Steve Garratt and Peter Willey

The Memo

Tim Groenewald 4/64
Karl Brown 23
Surrey won the toss and elected to field
Home grounds of each County

National Soccer League 1987

Benny Howell 71
B35
Scott Newman 38

participants

Zander de Bruyn 2/32
Points: Hampshire 9, Sussex 7
Rob Bailey and Stephen Gale

Oiketicus elongatus

triesC

Vikram Solanki 124
David Masters 2/50
Adam Wheater 164
A71
Points: Kent 13 , Essex 3
Chris Woakes 60
Graham Wagg 3/58

St. John's College

Brisbane Bears
* 14 games, 6 goals

Port Adelaide
* 119 games, 0 goals
Total - 133 games, 6 goals

book

Ian Westwood 171
Darren Stevens 143

G Olsson'''
W Bowrey

Ben Stokes 6/68
Simon Kerrigan 5/7
Wayne Madsen 73
A58
Derbyshire won the toss and elected to field
Will Gidman 3/29
Points: Sussex 4, Durham 23
James Foster 38

Ben Harris (Australian rules footballer)

Ruel Brathwaite 3/62
Chris Wright 5/31
Graham Napier 6–53
Lancashire won by 23 runs

points

B70
Lancashire won the toss and elected to field
Ian Blackwell 4/34

J Cooper

Naved-ul-Hasan 3/95

A. orciferaria

left

Wayne Parnell 3/60

Kevmin

David Payne 4/60

Aston Villa Mladá Boleslav

Peter Richman

A64
James Hildreth 186

J Alexander

Neil Bainton and Neil Mallender

Propupa hoffeinsorum

Murali Kartik 59*
Dale Benkenstein 118

*Nephopterix fallax Staudinger, 1881

Andy Hodd 67
Gordon Muchall 74
Owais Shah 96
Charlie Shreck 1/27

Breast-like hill

*Ichorarchis iozona Meyrick, 1937

appearancesB

Dale Benkenstein 150
Nick Cook and Peter Hartley
Gareth Berg 4/31

Coburg, Germany

Yes

A43
Chris Woakes 6/85
Wes Durston 62
B38

SF007

Warwickshire won the toss and elected to field
Points: Nottinghamshire 22, Hampshire 4
Steven Crook 5/94
A27

pointsB

Claude Henderson 80*

Anja Stefan

Scott Borthwick 5/80

Frederick Kerr-Dineen

Robert Croft 1/32
Lee Daggett 3/42
James Anyon 4/52

Baguio

Stan Howe

Douglas the Comeback Kid

Ian Blackwell 125

A Hammond

Steve Garratt and Trevor Jesty
Ian Saxelby 5/53
Darren Stevens 4/52

UBC

Lucía de Saint-Malo Prieto

Dawid Malan 113

Line 9 (CPTM)

Claude Henderson 3/41
Sussex won by 2 wickets
Murray Goodwin 94
A68

Dave

Stephen Moore 76
Adam Wheater 135

In My Life

B14
Stuart Meaker 4/113
Michael Yardy 122
Luke Fletcher 5/82

John Carter

Inns & 8 runs

Whitley Bay, England

India

Tom Maynard 70

Aspilates orciferaria

Allen4names

Peter Cheung

Points: Lancashire 21, Nottinghamshire 6

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P Marzano

David Payne (cricketer) 62

Breakdance Project Uganda

Adam sk

yearCstart

A47
Claude Henderson 4/43
Callum Thorp 2/76
Points: Northamptonshire 6, Middlesex 10
Points: Somerset 22, Worcestershire 6
A56

coach teams

Tabletop

designated other1 link

1994 in the Central African Republic

Port Adelaide

Warwickshire won by 9 wickets

basis

Boyd Rankin 4/41

Bozeman, Montana, United States

George Sharp and John Steele

Oplomachi

Baritone voice

Murali Kartik 2/44
Surrey won by 109 runs

Meatsgains

Adam Lyth 52

Johnson

Rijeka

1958 in Gabon

Will Gidman 5/38

The panhandle of alaska

Corey Collymore 4/69
Sean Ervine 55

Slovenia

A39
Moeen Ali 92
Peter Trego 4/24
Michael Gough and Steve O'Shaughnessy
Sussex won the toss and elected to bat
Craig Kieswetter 117 all out
Joe Sayers 84
Stephen Gale and David Millns
Charlie Shreck 5/52
Jonny Bairstow 80

count

Nigel Llong and Tim Robinson

McGill University

Inns & 382 runs
Alviro Petersen 210
Ollie Rayner 3/31

Jean-A.

Neil Bainton and John Steele
Gareth Rees 68
2011 County Championship
Lancashire won by 222 runs
Points: Northamptonshire 9, Essex 9
Leicestershire won by 89 runs
Jeff Evans and Steve Garratt

Mgarr (Gozo)

Thoracobombus

Points: Derbyshire 24, Kent 7
Tim Linley 3/60
Chaminda Vaas 5/60
Liam Dawson 152
Jack Brooks 4/54
Nigel Cowley and George Sharp

Sholapur, India

Andrew Gale 145*
Zander de Bruyn 66
Nick James 49
Peter Willey and George Sharp

National Soccer League 1984

Alpes Penninae

Neil Bainton and Richard Kettleborough
Jason Roy 2/29
Innings forfeited

National Soccer League 1986

Lancashire won by an innings and 20 runs
Jeremy Lloyds and David Millns

Michigan State

designated other1 number

Points: Worcestershire 21, Sussex 5

CPTM logo

Harris, Ben

B26
Sam Northeast 112
Chesney Hughes 2/17
B63

Alaska Panhandle

Kent won the toss and elected to bat

Print

Steve Garratt and David Millns
Reece Topley 5/64
Jason Roy 106*
Lancashire won by 147 runs

National Soccer League 1989–90

James Middlebrook 3/42
Shivnarine Chanderpaul 110
Neil Dexter 145
Chris Nash 43
Neil McKenzie 90
Azhar Mahmood 32

Johnson, Claude Goodman

Chris Nash 4/103
Jimmy Adams 35
Worcestershire won the toss and elected to field
Chaminda Vaas 4/57
Jeremy Lloyds and Peter Willey
Jason Roy 45
Gareth Batty 5/76
Points: Somerset 21, Sussex 4

Righteous Flames

population blank1 title

People from Earlville, Illinois

Alexander Hales 115
Steven Patterson 4/51
Jon Lewis 3/61

R Brent

Kent won the toss and elected to field
Scott Newman 75
This was the first day/night match County Championship match to be played in England.
Boyd Rankin 4/77
James Foster 88*
Nigel Llong and John Steele

CIRFU

David Balcombe 6/128
Wayne White 2/26
Marcus Trescothick 54

Rugby league player

Gareth Andrew 3/28

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Points: Nottinghamshire 10, Yorkshire 9
Points: Middlesex 21, Essex 3
Robert Key 110*

player

Kent
Essex won by 280 runs
B45
Ruel Brathwaite 5/56
Johann Myburgh 64

toss

Ned Eckersley 39
Glamorgan won by 108 runs

Time of My Life

Noel Cabacungan

Prasad Rai

Yorkshire won the toss and elected to bat

Wallingford, Oxford,

Robert Key 98

Defense for Children International

William Porterfield 87

KLBot2

Peter Trego 4/74
Surrey won by 215 runs

goalsA

Ismail Dawood and Peter Hartley
Alex Gidman 168

T Fancutt

Chaminda Vaas 3/70

Julia R.

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runs-team2-inns

Gary Keedy 3/53
Points: Durham 24, Worcestershire 3
Northamptonshire won by 9 wickets

B Philips-Moore'''

Steve Kirby 4/64

*Phragmatoecia capucina Wallengren, 1860

Billel

Jonathan Clare 2/61
Neil McKenzie 97*
Derbyshire
Martin Bodenham and Richard Kettleborough
Rory Hamilton-Brown 34*

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Kenny Strawn

Matthew Boyce 119
Middlesex

*Ichorarchis elegiella Amsel, 1953

Will Owen 5/124
Corey Collymore 1/0

Penguin Group

Owais Shah 118
A65
Danny Briggs 3/71

Blangstrup, Christian

David Masters 5/67
Steve Davies 39
Steve Garratt and Nigel Llong
Claude Henderson 77

Walferdange Castle

Neo-cons

B Philips-Moore

David Masters 8/10
Ed Joyce 103
Chris Read 120*
Martin Bodenham and Ian Gould
Mike Powell 87
Michael Gough and Peter Willey
Alviro Petersen 23*
Kyle Hogg 5/28

Darwinek

Tamas Pal

Alan Richardson 5/58
Corey Collymore 4/57

Watch the Girl

A29

MKar

Location in Lithuania

Charles Matthews

1928 in Canadian football

Jeff Evans and Richard Kettleborough

Devastation Trail

Ian Gould and Steve O'Shaughnessy
Ravi Bopara 2/96
Hampshire

Columbia Blue and Gold

AvocatoBot

Will Jefferson 112
Ryan ten Doeschate 55
Marcus Trescothick 63

Grey Cup Final

Mark Ramprakash 141

Mrs. Anne Maurer

Durham won by an innings and 25 runs
Charl Willoughby 3/118

Chips Critic

Neil McKenzie 38
Keith Barker 101
Shivnarine Chanderpaul 171
Luke Fletcher 4/97
Robert Taylor 3/53

Stirling Smith Art Gallery

A19
Azhar Mahmood 70
B49

Princeton University

Derbyshre won by 186 runs
Andrew Hall 100
Glen Chapple 97
A66

creator

Points: Kent 3, Glamorgan 22
James Anyon 4/71
Warwickshire

Five Mile Creek

A38

Bruce Jessen

Inns & 103 runs
Stuart Meaker 5/37

St. Giles's-in-the-Fields

Kent beat Essex by 6 wickets
Paul Borrington 87
Will Jefferson 61

Marty Riessen

studio

motm

Seongsammun

Gloucestershire
B55

''' Ken Rosewall

Moin Ashraf 2/44
Jonny Bairstow 136

دګرجنرال سیدعبدالغفار سید زاده

National Anthem of Bangladesh

Wayne White 46
Andrew Hall 146

Rudow, Vivian

A51
Points: Essex 19, Leicestershire 4
Nick Cook and Tim Robinson
James Taylor 127*
Joe Root 70

Ottavio Farnese (1598–1643)

Gary Ballance 111
A35

car number

David Masters 3/61

S Ball

Neil Bainton and Richard Illingworth

J-B Chanfreau

Paul Baldwin and Neil Mallender
Kabir Ali 4/43

runs-team1-inns

GiantSnowman

draw

John Carter (mouth artist)

Billy Godleman 58
B66
David Payne 5/76
Damien Wright 3/40

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Bhalavalikar

B52
Points: Nottinghamshire 11, Somerset 6
Varun Chopra 79

Macao flag

Nottinghamshire won by 9 wickets
Amjad Khan 3/35

Regency of Algiers

The Computer Bulletin

Chris Metters 3–71
Points: Glamorgan 22, Leicestershire 6
Gloucestershire won by 4 wickets
B39
Naved Arif 4/41
Darren Stevens 66

Od Mishehu

Points: Durham 11, Yorkshire 8

Ttonyb1

Stuart Meaker 3/46

Grutness

Andre Adams 6/33

People from Troy Grove, Illinois

Tuke, Thomas

Jonathan Trott 39
Warwickshire won by an innings and 114 runs

subgenus

Sam Robson 40
Kyle Hogg 4/31
Chris Nash 93

Vivian Adelberg Rudow

Points: Essex 21, Glamorgan 5

Ashok Prabhu

Somerset won by 91 runs
Lancashire won the toss and elected to bat
Richard Coughtrie 54*
James Middlebrook 5/127

Capella Sixtina

Ben Brown 71

year1end

B20
Ravi Bopara 136*
Neil Carter 6/30

Ladies and Gentlemen

Points: Gloucestershire 21, Kent 4
A23
William Bragg 55

GVC

Ian Saxelby 4/73
Gareth Rees 89
Wahab Riaz 4/94

careerhighlights

Dean Cosker 5/48
Points: Warwickshire 23, Nottinghamshire 3

events

Will Smith 114

undergrad

Pfly

Justlettersandnumbers

Sussex won by 9 wickets

home water

Thirteen

Points: Derbyshire 8, Essex 6
Alex Wakely 43

BPK2

Stuart Broad 3/92
Samit Patel 3/37

Fred Stolle

Inns & 6 runs
B60

Kvng

Sangari Team Brazil

Andre Adams 5/54

Sun Allah Ibrahim

Trevor Jesty and George Sharp

Winston

Nathan Buck 5/99
Hampshire won the toss and elected to bat

rain

Gareth Batty 3/75
Sam Robson 95
Neil Baonton and Nigel Cowley
Robbie Joseph 4/74
Points: Hampshire 23, Somerset 2

A. porphyrella

Ryan Sidebottom 4/68
Gareth Andrew 5/59
Tim Murtagh 5/82
Arul Suppiah 1/5
B37
Stephen Peters 96
Sean Ervine 3/66
Adam Riley 4/145
James Adams 105
Rob White 43
Trevor Jesty and Tim Robinson
Points: Kent 20, Essex 4

designated other1 num position

David Payne 4/79
James Vince 157

Citizen Journalism

Matthew Boyce 26
Worcestershire won by 10 wickets
Martin Guptill 66*

Jarrett with Sugar Minott in 2005

Charl Willoughby 3/109
Varun Chopra 210
Rich Pyrah 4/91
Points: Northamptonshire 9, Leicestershire 9
Inns & 32 runs
Glen Chapple 3/53

Masonic Temple (Atlanta)

enrollment

Lee Daggett 4/35

HMS Clare

Azhar Mahmood 4/56

None

Founder of the Colombia Ballet.

Points: Nottinghamshire 11, Somerset 9

Deadlift suit

ChrisGualtieri

Greg Smith 2/26
Monty Panesar 4/88
Stuart Meaker 5–66

coach years

Peter coxhead

Points: Derbyshire 23, Glamorgan 4

Sound of Islay

Vikram Solanki 85
Jigar Naik 4/91
Martin van Jaarsveld 63
Tom New 76
Chris Woakes 47*

Richmond Vale Railway

B57

*Oiketicus saundersi Dalla Torre & Strand, 1929

joint stock company

Tim Linley 6/57

Pittendrigh, Colin

National Soccer League 1985

This Is What Rock n Roll Looks Like

4 ships of line, 4 frigates, 68 other ships

Points: Glamorgan 10, Surrey 7
Adil Rashid 3/34
Chris Woakes 6/49

M Di Domenico
EB Buchholz

Andre Adams 5/73

Principal

fieldgoals

A40
Ken won the toss and elected to bat
James Tomlinson 3/40
Nottinghamshire won by 67 runs

Claude Goodman

A69
Daryl Mitchell 4*

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David Lucas 5/20

Burdge, Julia R.

Hyderabad, AP, India

Inns & 25 runs
Middlesex won by seven wickets
Points: Glamorgan 24, Middlesex 1

Edward O.

Konstantin Nosov

Tim Murtagh 5/27
Tim Linley 6/81

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Gary Keedy 3/26
Dean Cosker 3/99
Tony Palladino 5/39
Andre Adams 64

Michigan-Dearborn

Will Smith 179

subject

Adil Rashid 48*
Greg Smith 45
Karl Brown 96
B15

Bren Campos

Inns & 43 runs

Jessen, Bruce

Ryan Sidebottom 4/67
Hampshire won the toss and elected to field
Joe Root 3/33
Glen Chapple 2/97
Martin Guptill 55
Wahab Riaz 3/33
Pragyan Ojha 6/42
Warwickshire won by 10 wickets

Govan, R. E. Grant

Tim Linley 3/52
Ian Saxelby 3/117
Tim Murtagh 4/45
Arul Suppiah 62
Adil Rashid 4/100
Surrey won by two wickets
Durham

end

Rob Newton 113
Lee Daggett 3/69
Tim Linley 3/77

GUP

JustAGal

B23
Chaminda Vaas 5/65
Zander de Bruyn 3/39
James Harris 3/77
Jon Lewis 4/43

triesA

Neil Bainton and Martin Saggers
Jack Brooks 5/80

*Oiketicus elongatus Saunders, 1847

Junbish-i-Milli Islami Afghanistan

A Wall

Liam Dawson 38
Michael Carberry 59
Points: Hampshire 19, Warwickshire 5
Dan Redfern 71
Ian Blackwell 2/50

yes

Alfonso Thomas 94
Adil Rashid 5/37
Graham Wagg 2/19

Addbot

Points: Northamptonshire 22, Leicestershire 2
Ben Scott 73

Saga City

Points: Sussex 19, Somerset 4
Jigar Naik 4/79
David Balcombe 5/63
Points: Middlesex 11, Gloucestershire 10
Worcestershire won by 6 wickets
Steve Harmison 3/84

Wong

David Masters 5/71

Sky4t0k

Wayne Madsen 140
Points: Gloucestershire 11, Leicestershire 7
Charlie Shreck 3/54
Matthew Hoggard 4/66
Nick Compton 47*
Stephen Gale and George Sharp

fields

Moeen Ali 71
Neil Mallender and George Sharp

A Gimeno

Points: Durham 19, Lancashire 3

No. 1 Basic Flying Training School RAAF

Stuck in the Grey

OlEnglish

Rhododendrites

Nadeem Malik 4/62
Zander de Bruyn 100

Ethnicities

Robbie Joseph 4/25
Samit Patel 63

AvicBot

Joe Root 45

Decembermouse

Eduardo

London, England

Green, White

Adam Ball 46

Francesco Lanzoni Paleotti

BCRFU

400 killed, 1500 lb gun-powder stolen

M. elongatus

Gloucestershire won the toss and elected to field
Jigar Naik 5/36
James Harris 5/41
David Wainwright 2/150
Lancashire won by 6 wickets
Jigar Naik 4/89

John Newcombe

Greg Smith 108

J Kawamori

Farm worker justice

Mark Stoneman 75
Will Gidman 81*
B51