line-breaks

The Ides of April

SR Patel 4/23

Mikhail Merkulov

A54
Points: Yorkshire 23, Hampshire 4

Janet Templeton

changed

JD Middlebrook 5/82
Nigel Cowley and Alex Wharf

* 150 troops

LQF2

agdb

VOZ

Somerset won by 9 wickets

most consecutive clean sheets

Latrologa

SR Patel 3/57

green
religion

* Romantic Comedy
* Dramedy
* Parody

Points: Lancashire 23, Leicestershire 2

Basant Regmi 2/47

Jordy van Deelen

A Lyth 67

first hat-trick team

GH Roderick 61

Now you're flying

"Fluke Of Luck"
Blue Flower

JL Denly 66
First-class debut: Jordan Clark

Shadow Show

* - transferred from Expedition 15

IIHF World Championship

DI Stevens 50
MHA Footitt 5/41
Gloucestershire won by 9 wickets
KHD Barker 5/103

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Location in Slovenia

TJ Murtagh 3/69
CD Nash 121
JP Faulkner 5/39
P Coughlin 4/70

Josh Davey 3/22

"Melaka is a country which offers tribute and which has been Imperially enfeoffed. The Fo-lang-ji have annexed it and, enticing us with gain, are seeking enfeoffment and rewards. Righteousness will certainly not allow this. It is requested that their tribute be refused, that the difference between according and disobedience be clearly made known and that they be advised that only after they have returned the territory of Melaka will they be allowed to come to Court to offer tribute. If they refuse and blindly hold to their ways, although the foreign yi are not used to using weapons, we will have to summon the various yi to arms, proclaim the crimes and punish the Fo-lang-ji, so as to make clear the Great Precepts of Right Conduct"

Ore Oru Parvai

The Last Laugh

A18
MP Dunn 3/76
WR Smith 93
First-class debut: Lewis McManus

First Lady of the Philippines

Roots

OB Cox 48*
Yorkshire won by 10 wickets

—Aamir Khan, on the promotional policy adopted by the makers.

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Gijón, Spain

KM Jarvis 5/13
GO Jones 80
Hampshire won by 7 wickets
PD Trego 35
JK Fuller 4/35
C Rushworth 5/81
RA Whiteley 78

Nemali

Hennie Henrichs

Surrey won by 6 wickets
Hampshire won by 216 runs
DJ Malan 69

South Africa

Admoni, Nahum

C. Fraser Press

least time difference 2 goals-opponent

Ducking & Diving

Home grounds of each County.
AM Rossington 95
JA Tomlinson 2/56

pldb

Glamorgan won by 137 runs

* Maine Mendoza
* Alden Richards
* Wally Bayola
* Jose Manalo
* Paolo Ballesteros
* EB Dabarkads

Points: Surrey 13, Lancashire 12
B72

→ Excelsior

RK Kleinveldt 3/91
JL Denly 60
RK Oliver 99
B61
DD Masters 4/45
B29

Mrčna Sela

Available on many cable systems

Fertilizers and other chemicals $6.86 billion

MT Coles 3/49
M Klinger 102

Former Russian Empire, Mongolia

B20
LJ Evans 213*
C Rushworth 5/49

TBC

Peter Hartley and CK Nandan

Mad Dogs

GC Wilson 65
TE Bailey 4/52
Surrey won by an innings and 180 runs
JEC Franklin 3/41

ISS Expedition 16

This Time I'll Be Sweeter by Angela Bofill

Ben Debenham and Neil Mallender

When the team investigates the case of two boys abducted from a fishing lake in 1979, Brian believes that there could be a link to a set of recent kidnappings around the M25.
Guest starring: Nigel Lindsay, Richard Ridings, Seeta Indrani, Richard Hope, Lou Gish, David Mallinson, and Steve Emerson

Play limited to 15.5 overs on Day 1 due to rain
TT Bresnan 47
Paul Baldwin and Neil Mallender
IAA Thomas 2/68
SD Robson 77*
JA Rudolph 29*

Oohinchale Oohinchale

B32
WB Rankin 3/23
Match drawn
Rob Bailey and Russell Evans
A31
Paul Baldwin and Jeremy Lloyds

Florence Guillemin

Durham won the toss and chose to field
MA Carberry 97

No. 65

Schön sein

Estevez at the Venice Film Festival in 2006

GG Wagg 2/8
Essex
C Rushworth 3/53

Crystals of urate in polarized light

R Clarke 55
Points: Lancashire 23, Kent 4

NED

Neil Bainton and Steve O'Shaughnessy

worst goal difference-team

SA Northeast 55
First-class debut: Ollie Robinson

Channel 109

Matthew Thomas

Match 12

B52
A68
BM Duckett 88
JC Tredwell 3/59
JA Brooks 5/35

Tiger Tiger

fastest goal opponent

none give

Ben Debenham and Russell Evans
AG Wakely 123

In 2009 market trader Kathy Green died after drinking drugged coffee. The UCOS team suspects a link with Anthony Gunnell, a man who raped women after doping them with coffee from his refreshment van. As the team try and fail to pin Gunnell down, they learn that Kathy had an illegitimate daughter who was adopted and whose attempted reconciliation with her mother went badly.
Guest starring: Sheila Hancock, Jacquetta May, Cyril Nri, Jonathan Watson, Deborah Findlay and Lucien Laviscount

Waqas Khan made his List A debut.

Staten Island, New York, U.S.

C Overton 1/12
CN Miles 4/58
KHD Barker 4/65
BA Godleman 105*
DJ Malan 182*
U Arshad 3/41

Meyrick, 1918

actor, director

Nick Cook and Jeremy Lloyds
C Rushworth 3/52

Lady’s Pleasure

Elpidio Quirino ,
Alicia Syquía

MHA Footitt 5/45
Points: Nottinghamshire 24, Warwickshire 4

most clean sheets-team

Channel 140

Ethnicities

B31

Official KalyeSerye page is Eat Bulaga! on Facebook

The investigation of the murder of Christopher Collins, who was recognised on a website about unsolved crimes by a former employer, meets a dead end until it is revealed that he was in the witness protection programme. Meanwhile, the team wonder what effect the upcoming cuts to the police force will have on UCOS.
Guest starring: Robert Daws, Alex Lowe, Jonathan Aris, Claudie Blakley and Christopher Ellison

A24
SG Borthwick 4/46
NRD Compton 70
BA Godleman 14
Derbyshire won by 8 wickets

Darling Scarp

IAA Thomas 4/48

DNA tests on charred remains found in 1996 lead the team to Home Office fingerprint analyst Anna King, who was brought to the UK from Albania as a child by her brother, David Celaj. Anna was adopted by a British couple, while David went to work as a police interpreter. His last assignment was to translate for a witness in a murder case against a notorious Albanian criminal.
Guest starring: Lucy Liemann, John Bowe, Myriam Archarki, Karen Archer, Clive Russell, Marcia Warren, Annabel Leventon and Michael Cochrane

C Overton 6/74
ME Trescothick 52
TAI Taylor 3/72

least draws team

Points: Northamptonshire 13, Essex 9

Transport Vehicles $1.66 billion

AN Petersen 286
Nottinghamshire won by 5 wickets
CJ Jordan 56*
Worcestershire won by an innings and 62 runs

Chile

Derbyshire won the toss and elected to field
Gloucestershire won by 155 runs
WTS Porterfield 61

Argentina

oldest scorer player

Points: Glamorgan 8, Derbyshire 7
Yorkshire won by 305 runs

RK Metalurg Skopje

RJW Topley 1/14

most consecutive clean sheets keeper-keeper

latest goal extra

Rain delayed the start until 15:15 and reduced the match to 30 overs per side. Rain further interrupted the match after 11.1 overs and reduced the match to 24 overs per side.

MW Machan 81
GR Napier 35*

fastest goal sub opponent

Sunni Islam
Kingdom of Singapura

The Girl Who Lived

Durham won by 7 wickets

Jack Halford announces that he's quitting UCOS. As the team try to figure out why, they receive a case from Whitehall intelligence operative Stephen Fisher concerning an unsolved murder dating back 160 years. While the team reluctantly attempt to solve the case, Jack receives several mysterious phone calls from someone named Elizabeth Green. Though Gerry, Sandra and Brian originally suspect the caller is Jack's girlfriend, further digging from Brian reveals that Jack has in fact been in contact with the Elizabeth Green Hospice, in connection with a terminal illness.

Final regular Appearance of James Bolam as Jack Halford
Guest starring: Tim McInnerny

last hat-trick opponent

MD Stoneman 113

Italy

AG Salter 3/64
EC Joyce 82
ZS Ansari 4/149
Rob Bailey and David Millns

most goals match losing team

Nehemiah Odhiambo 2/28

Steve Garratt and Tim Robinson

Mohammad Naveed 4/36

Maksim Mashnev

CAJ Morris 3/48
C Overton 41
A47
R McLaren 4/60

penalties scored

SA Northeast 76

Refined Petroleum $9.02 billion

for Bobby

JA Rudolph 52*
SR Patel 4/102
SW Billings 99
SA Northeast 85

Roman Catholic

most goals team

CDJ Dent 65*
BA Hutton 5/29
A Shahzad 3/54
OP Stone 3/68
MG Hogan 3/54
DA Cosker 69
TK Curran 7/20

When bloodstained clothes belonging to Simon Belgrade, missing for five years, are uncovered in Epping Forest, UCOS find themselves trying to solve the conundrum of what seems to have been the perfect vanishing act. Gerry finally faces up to a childhood fear, while Dan is a comfort to Sandra as she passes a milestone and Steve makes a big decision about his son.

Guest starring: Phyllida Law, Sophie Stanton, James Bowers, James Faulkner, Steven Robertson and Christine Bottomley

J Overton 2/28
Points: Northamptonshire 13, Lancashire 11

→ FC Baikal Irkutsk

PJ Horton 168
OH Freckingham 3/32
A19
RE Levi 53
Surrey won by 3 wickets
PD Trego 1/11
IAA Thomas 1/8
BA Godleman 101

Pieter Seelaar 68

When serious criminal Mark Johnson was killed in a fire at London's Union club in 1996, a wall of silence among witnesses and associates plagued the investigation. With fresh information suggesting that the blaze was a targeted arson attack, UCOS reopens the case.
Guest starring: Richard Morant, Ian Burfield, Martin Marquez, Tilly Vosburgh, Colin Tierney, Roy Marsden and Tom Watt

The Sultanate of Malacca

latest goal win extra

HD Rutherford 108

Spain

Footballer

BA Raine 4/55
HF Gurney 3/69

most clean sheets

Somerset won the toss and elected to field
Paul Baldwin and Graham Lloyd

penalties missed

KM Jarvis 5/39

When former escort girl Alice Hill finds God and decides to confess her sins, the team find themselves reinvestigating the death of well-known timeshare magnate Dean Scott. But the case takes a remarkable twist when the team link the dead man's business partner to notorious criminal Johnny Tevis.

Guest starring: Naomi Bentley, Claire Rushbrook, Rob Jarvis, Shane Richie, Maurice Roëves and David Westhead

right

SA Patterson 5/11
Points: Warwickshire 24, Durham 3

Handball player

J Allenby 64

fastest goal sub player

Visiting team won

Crude Petroleum=$5.75 billion

Ollie Brown

Parameswara

CN Miles 5/61
Points: Durham 23, Somerset 5
LC Norwell 4/44
SA Northeast 33

Nicolaas Scholtz 4/42

Dhoom Majare Dhoom

Various

GK Berg 4/67

North Korea

* Points: Durham 11, Hampshire 10

Gerry notices a man behaving suspiciously and he is quick to act and have him arrested. However, he is forced to take pity on the suspect, when he claims of information of a sighting of his wife Victoria, who apparently died in a car crash eighteen months earlier while he was working abroad. The body was identified by her sister Sarah, but it seems she was lying and she disappears. An exhumation shows the dead woman is a Turkish immigrant whom Victoria, a lawyer at a drop-in centre, was advising at the time she went missing.

Guest starring: Samuel West, Ian Burfield, Hugh Dennis, Ace Bhatti and Georgina Leonidas

RD Pringle 40
Yorkshire won by an innings and 8 runs

Industry Works Pictures

Refined Petroleum

"Tout pour sauver l'amour"

OB Cox 44

It Smells of Books

Pakistani Rupee
Rs.1 = 100 Paisas

Channel 61

G Onions 3/86
Points: Middlesex 10, Somerset 8
AN Petersen 63

Amjad Ali 49

B21
First-class debut: Fynn Hudson-Prentice
Points: Warwickshire 11, Middlesex 10
Surrey won by 7 wickets
BT Foakes 140*

biggest goal margin-match

Port Dickson,

ML Pettini 134
JS Patel 3/70
Lancashire won the toss and elected to field
LA Dawson 5/139
MHA Footitt 4/94
Russell Evans and Billy Taylor

Nehemiah Odhiambo 62

Idris Haron

East of England

A69
Points: Surrey 22, Kent 6

Match 13

Malacca

MJ Richardson 96*
R Clarke 5/62
SL Elstone 103*
RWT Key 29
JMR Taylor 120
inns & 123 runs

Darren Press and C. Fraser Press

SJ Croft 102

Amandine Hesse

B41
AZ Lees 87
JG Myburgh 61

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Dermot Boyd

Middlesex won by 71 runs
LJ Wright 50
MS Crane 4/72
WJ Durston 85
Northamptonshire won the toss and elected to field

Anderson: STS-120

ZS Ansari 6/152
Azharullah 5/31
L Gregory 2/61
TC Fell 114

Nadeem Ahmed 4/27

Yorkshire won the toss and chose to field

Tani: STS-122

B51

Mikote

RD Pringle 69*
inns & 126 runs
A48
C Rushworth 1/16
LC Norwell 5/112

Cookley

MA Carberry 57
JJ Roy 60*

*Adelaide Airport
*Gold Coast Airport
*Perth Airport

HJH Marshall 34*

Julian Unthank

Points: Somerset 22, Hampshire 3

Netherlands

Canadian ice hockey players

Rob Bailey and Nick Cook

As part of his initiation into a motorbike gang called The Braves, Reece Chapman plans to murder a member of the rival gang he believes killed his father Eddie, the former leader of The Braves. Desperate to stop Reece, his girlfriend Stephanie Parr turns to UCOS for help in solving Eddie's murder to prove he's targeting the wrong man. As the team start to investigate, they are warned off by Stuart Barlow, an old friend of Sandra's now leading a squad tackling organised crime, as his investigation into The Braves for drug dealing is still ongoing. Before they can tell Stephanie they are not planning to go ahead, Sandra and Gerry find she has been attacked in her flat. Knowing that backing off now would make The Braves suspicious, UCOS work to solve one murder to stop another.
Guest starring: Rob Kendrick, Shaun Dingwall, Sean Blowers, Richard Hawley, Alison Newman and Emily Glenister

center

SR Hain 106
B10

Mexico

Mongolian communists

Points: Nottinghamshire 22, Worcestershire 5
Points: Surrey 22, Essex 7

agriculture: 43%, construction: 15.2%, manufacturing: 13.3%, wholesale and retail: 9.2%, transport and communication: 7.3%

JD Ryder 4/53

Deal with the Devil

Максим Витальевич Машнёв

B71
JA Brooks 5/56
RK Kleinveldt 4/87
OP Stone 4/59

Namibia won by 1 wicket
Scotland won the toss and elected to field.

Banks, Tony

Yorkshire won by 174 runs

Music by: Julius Packiam

GJ Muchall 81*
Surrey won by 222 runs
Nottinghamshire won by an innings and 103 runs
A53

Simon Allen

WB Rankin 6/55

Stojcevski, Nikola

Jack goes to amend his will, and stumbles upon a case in which a man is contesting his aunt's will after she left all of her worldly goods to her horde of cats. With the last cat dead, the estate is once again up for grabs. The elderly woman, Dorothy Hepple, died rich and lonely ten years ago, and the death was put down to natural causes as the cats had already partially eaten her corpse. With the help of an officer from the RSPCA, Jack persuades Sandra to investigate the possibility that the cats had been deliberately locked inside to destroy the evidence. It soon becomes clear that her relatives are only interested in Dorothy's money, and are furious that the UCOS investigation has frozen Dorothy's assets, while her carer, Dale Hewson, seems more sympathetic. Hepple's neighbour, Tim Cuswell, loathed her and her cats obsessively, and lost a dog when it was apparently savaged by the cats. As UCOS discover Dorothy was surrounded by liars, Brian tries to solve problems with his dog Scampi, and Jack is faced with a difficult milestone.

Guest starring: David Bamber, Victor McGuire, Eric Sykes, Jeff Rawle, Simon Lowe, Mona Hammond, Adrian Scarborough and Lindsey Coulson

B53
R Clarke 3/42

LQF1

Mohammad Tauqir 54

Points: Derbyshire 24, Gloucestershire 4
Yorkshire won by 183 runs
WMH Rhodes 79
TE Bailey 4/69

Eyharts: STS-123

Couldn't Organise One

* Points: Lancashire 11, Glamorgan 7
GS Ballance 91
SA Patterson 3/78
TJ Murtagh 4/55
Points: Gloucestershire 22, Lancashire 7

Old Fossils

R Clarke 3/19
Peter Hartley and Steve O'Shaughnessy
Martin Bodenham and Steve O'Shaughnessy

most goals player match opponent

JS Patel 5/59
DI Stevens 4/76
NRD Compton 71
Warwickshire won by 8 wickets

most goals player match player

MG Hogan 4/36

When a dug-up time capsule is found to contain a cassette tape made by murdered schoolgirl Amy Taskerland, UCOS are assigned to the case. Sixteen-year-old Amy was murdered on the night of her school disco in 1983. The team interview Amy’s best friend Harriet as well as the current headmaster Mr Hines, who had been her teacher. Dan Griffin analyses the strange mix of music and poetry on the tape and discovers that Amy was using words from a speech written in secret for the Queen and only intended for broadcast in the event of a nuclear war. UCOS must find out how this troubled schoolgirl got hold of it in 1983 and whether her possession of this incendiary state secret led to her murder. The team becomes aware that Robert Strickland is keeping his own secret from them – he seems troubled and keeps joining them in the pub. Gerry goes on his future son-in-law's stag night and Miller has her first real romance since the divorce from Ned.

Guest starring: Jack Shepherd, Clare Cathcart, Martin Turner, Storme Toolis, Alun Raglan, Danielle Carrington and Amy Nuttall

A32
A60

textiles and apparel, food processing, pharmaceuticals, construction materials, chemicals, cement, mining, machinery, steel, engineering, software and hardware, automobiles, motorcycle and auto parts, electronics, paper products, fertiliser, shrimp, defence products, shipbuilding

Hong Kong won by 8 wickets

AP Palladino 3/70
Points: Warwickshire 22, Somerset 4

The Little Brother

Fedor Raskolnikov

A17

percent

Uruguay

Tani: STS-120

Amali Dhumali

End of the Line

Nick Cook and Peter Hartley

Last Man Standing – Part Two

DA Payne 4/73
CE Shreck 4/84
BT Slater 58
AJ Robson 75
TC Fell 23

Club Africain

JAR Harris 3/64

Scottish footballer

Derbyshire won the toss and elected to bat
Somerset won by 2 wickets

first hat-trick opponent

SD Robson 36*
C Rushworth 6/49

most goals match-teams

JJ Roy 143
KHD Barker 102*

Schuyler Iona Press

Gerry and Steve travel to Glasgow, where a new UCOS section is being set up. While there, they agree to assist the investigation into the 1993 unsolved murder of James Soutar, the wealthy owner of a string of betting shops. Cathy Sinclair, one of the beneficiaries of the bookie's will at his death, had a care-home upbringing in common with Soutar, but she claims to have no idea who he was or why she was left £15,000. McAndrew has a personal stake in the case – the original investigating officer was corrupt cop Frank McNair, who had an affair with his wife, and their paths soon cross. The London-based officers' questions begin to unsettle someone and a campaign of victimisation against them begins, but it's a revelation from McAndrew's girlfriend Charley that reawakens a long-dormant scandal and clears the path to a solution.

Note: "Glasgow UCOS" was a back door pilot for a spin-off series that never materialized. Alun Armstrong and Amanda Redman are absent during this episode.
Guest starring: Neve McIntosh, Hilton McRae, Ralph Riach, Kathleen McDermott, Ken Drury, Sandy McDade and Kate Dickie

Cameron McAllister & Roy Mitchell

CE Shreck 5/82

Mount Dale

Points: Middlesex 21, Sussex 3
T Kohler-Cadmore 24

Slovenia

least clean sheets keeper-keeper

A33

Nikola Stojcevski

The official Expedition 16 crew portrait. Anderson, Malenchenko, Tani, Eyharts, Whitson, Reisman

Paul Baldwin and Steve O'Shaughnessy
JS Patel 4/24
GH Roderick 76

Religions

Douglas Watkinson and Roy Mitchell

A$4.7 billion

MW Machan 192
IJ Westwood 32*
IJ Westwood 84

Tender Loving Care

Points: Lancashire 21, Gloucestershire 5
AC Voges 38
C Rushworth 6/39

Leon Trotsky

B30

latest goal win opponent

D52F2B

LWP Wells 3/56
SP Terry 62*

FRA

Gregory Brathwaite and Sarika Prasad

GG Wagg 94
WD Bragg 120
PD Trego 79
GH Dockrell 37*
RK Kleinveldt 4/99

Manjula Guruge 2/46
Rajesh Pulami and Gavin Main made their List A debuts.
Namibia won the toss and elected to bat.

A23
A Kapil 1/13

When a series of guns are discovered in a diving operation, the team open the case of a murdered policewoman when it is revealed that one gun, amongst a series of replicas, is the weapon that was used to kill her. The team suspect that a stalker, who was seen in the area at the time, is responsible for the killing, but when DNA evidence reveals that the same gun was used in an armed robbery six months previously, a web of lies involving a faked robbery and a gang of money laundering thieves is exposed.
Guest starring: Paul Brightwell and Adam Kotz

JM Clarke 50
CN Miles 5/60

Kenny Glenaan

Wilson, Jason

Hampshire
CJ McKay 5/54
GG Wagg 2/46

Plymouth, MN, US

NLJ Browne 50

Dhoom Machale Dhoom

TK Curran 4/153
JC Hildreth 187

Matthew Evans

Pullman and the team are approached by a tabloid newspaper editor, claiming that a world famous celebrity chef called Kitty Campbell callously murdered her husband forty years ago. Is the story pure fantasy or does her squeaky clean public image mask a terrible secret? Meanwhile, Brian discovers just how dependent he is on his wife when Esther falls ill.
Guest starring: Victor Spinetti, Honor Blackman and Stephen Tompkinson

deput

Actor, director, screenwriter, producer, voice actor, vintner

Points: Warwickshire 9, Sussex 9
JAR Harris 4/57 ''

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Nigel Cowley and Jeff Evans

American ice hockey goaltender

Taylor Levi Estévez, Paloma Rae Estévez

JA Tomlinson 4/86
Essex won the toss and elected to field

Ledang,

fastest goal sub team

JD Middlebrook 3/130
WR Smith 64*
JT Ball 6/49

Luis Enrique

Left

G Chapple 4/62

José Ribau Esteves

latest goal team

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Sussex won the toss and elected to bat
BA Raine 5/43

The Fame Game

Durham won the toss and elected to bat

Melaka

Match 14

latest goal win extra team

Body of Evidence

First-class debut: Aron Nijjar
C Overton 3/41

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RI Newton 107
Rob Bailey and Richard Illingworth

Only the Brave

EJH Eckersley 41
A Harinath 104

Dan Muirden

SG Borthwick 95

B09B37

Neil Bainton and Peter Hartley
MT Coles 5/24
Worcestershire won the toss and elected to bat

first brace team

yes

CJ McKay 2/54

Secretary of Veterans Affairs

SJ Magoffin 2/65
B50

Paukovich, Geoff

AW Gale 164

In an attempt to make contact with his late wife Mary, Jack goes to see a clairvoyant. During his séance, he is contacted by a 17-year-old girl, who was murdered in a shipping container in 1982. Jack then decides to re-open the case, as her killer was never brought to justice. Brian and Gerry suspect a medium who was involved in the original investigation, claiming he had information about the girl he discovered through the paranormal. When it is revealed the girl faked her abduction to get her parents' attention, the team coach the medium into revealing just what happened.

Final appearance of Chiké Okonkwo as PC Izzy Clarke and Nicholas Day as DAC Donald Bevan
Guest starring: Robert Bathurst, Saira Todd, Ken Bones, Patrick Baladi and Jan Chappell

Points: Sussex 12, Yorkshire 11

Unknown

Nick Cook and Tim Robinson

LSF1

Points: Nottinghamshire 20, Worcestershire 5
JA Brooks 4/57

oldest scorer team

WA White 6/25

The start was delayed by rain. Further rain stopped play during the Netherlands innings, with their score at 74/5 in the 24th over. The game was called off for the day by the umpires with it continuing into the reserve day. A wet outfield delayed the restart of play on the reserve day. Heavy rain stopped play on the reserve day with the Netherlands on 161/6 in the 43rd over.

SC Kerrigan 3/94
inns & 17 runs
RI Keogh 3/35

Insecta

Russell Evans and Richard Kettleborough
Points: Middlesex 20, Sussex 6
Middlesex won the toss and elected to bat
AP Agathangelou 54
RA Whiteley 101
SJ Magoffin 3/69

Southeast Asia

GJ Batty 4/32
Points: Nottinghamshire 24, Sussex 2
Points: Yorkshire 24, Worcestershire 5
FH Edwards 5/58
ME Trescothick 50

Team drinks on board Strickland's sailing boat are rudely interrupted by a heated argument on a neighbouring gin palace. There's drama on the high seas, as wealthy property developer Lawrence Fisher receives a drink in the face and some choice words from a young woman, before she is bundled away. Gallantly, but ill advisedly, Halford intervenes – only to uncover evidence of a brutal murder and a forced disappearance.

Guest starring: Clive Francis, Barbara Flynn, Jimmy Akingbola and Rob Spendlove

RA Whiteley 78*

Sarah O'Gorman

Points: Derbyshire 11, Northamptonshire 11

Dhoom Majale Dhoom

RAJ Smith 3/23

YRF Studios

Tin ingot, native gold and silver coins

Half Life

BM Duckett 134

China

B60

most assists-player

Jasin Municipal Council

KC Sangakkara 110

Nahum Admoni

LA Dawson 3/70
FH Edwards 5/32
Gloucestershire
Middlesex won by 5 wickets
Points: Nottinghamshire 21, Sussex 3
AW Gale 148
J Leach 76

Perak Sultanate

WA White 3/43
Points: Surrey 24, Leicestershire 5

Outlook: Stable

left

MJ Cosgrove 59*

most consecutive clean sheets keeper

the team investigate the unsolved killing of brilliant young doctor Lydia Dryden in a case that takes them into the two very different worlds of public and private medicine. Danny is bereft when daughter Holly leaves home to start university, so his UCOS colleagues throw some fun distractions his way. And he might even be about to acquire a pet.

Guest starring: Oliver Cotton, Sian Thomas, Richard Dillane, Laura Rogers, Storme Toolis and Nina Young

GJ Muchall 115

Mrčna sela

Ashar Zaidi 3/55
Points: Glamorgan 13, Derbyshire 10
MJ Cosgrove 110
JS Patel 3/65
Points: Durham 19, Worcestershire 6

VELOCITY

CAJ Meschede 4/89
CMW Read 83*
Points: Northamptonshire 20, Kent 3
TJ Wells 3/68
GG Wagg 200

When the team investigate the death of an MP's researcher and find themselves in hot pursuit of a mysterious Bosnian woman, Strickland introduces Sandra to a war crimes prosecutor who proves to be more than helpful to their case.

Guest starring: Katarina Čas, Jason Durr, Serge Hazanavicius, Stephen Greif, John McArdle, Beverly Hills, Storme Toolis and Kika Mirylees

MHA Footitt 4/102

Bayern

No. 45

* Bert de Leon
* Poochie Rivera
* Rich Ilustre

Points: Lancashire 24, Derbyshire 6
MD Stoneman 88
Points: Middlesex 22, Hampshire 2
GJ Batty 3/110

biggest goal margin

Points: Lancashire 13, Essex 8
PM Siddle 4/39
L Gregory 6/101

Mikhail Viktorovich Merkulov

J Leach 4/89

DD World , DD International, DD-3

most clean sheets opponent

Cluj Napoca

FF0077

Animalia

Victoria

J Harrison 2/77
Mark Benson and Russell Evans

Vicky Quirino

Points: Nottinghamshire 11, Yorkshire 11

Sandra reopens inquiries into the suspected suicide of a Foreign Office diplomat, whose body was found in a frozen London lake after she had suffered the personal tragedy of a miscarriage and the professional embarrassment of having a government laptop stolen from her home. The woman's fiancé and twin sister both believe her death is connected to sensitive information held on the missing computer and blame her boss for her downfall – and when Sandra clashes with the man himself, it only makes her more determined to pursue the conspiracy theory, despite Strickland's advice to tread carefully.
Guest starring: Simon Day, Sharon Small, James Wilby, Julian Peedle-Calloo, Josette Simon and Aislin McGuckin

L Gregory 5/58
IJ Westwood 196
MD Stoneman 111
SG Borthwick 51*

Portugal against North Korea

GA Ballance 165

Sarel Burger 52

Lancashire won by 244 runs
CJC Wright 5/40

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Points: Yorkshire 22, Somerset 2
CDJ Dent 54
GJ Maxwell 1/2

Israeli

Naphthalene

least draws

PJ Horton 67*
NJ Dexter 4/41
WR Smith 85
Sussex won by 61 runs

No result

own goals

IAA Thomas 3/40
Steve O'Shaughnessy and Tim Robinson
* Points: Middlesex 19, Yorkshire 5

Merkulov, Mikhail

last goal opponent

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SJ Croft 1/3

Lisa Holdsworth & Julian Simpson

RK Kleinveldt 5/99
MHA Footitt 5/53
TS Roland-Jones 4/78

God’s Waiting Room

B63
BA Godleman 51

Jason Wilson

David Innes Edwards

Steve Garratt and Jeremy Lloyds

least group points team

Tim Robinson and Billy Taylor

John Johnson and J. C. Wilsher
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Banks, Anthony Lamar

Points: Sussex 24, Worcestershire 2
B70

Dockers

KM Jarvis 4/67
David Millns and Martin Saggers
Warwickshire won by 181 runs
GK Berg 4/64
Durham won the toss and elected to field
Points: Yorkshire 20, Warwickshire 3
Points: Surrey 13, Northamptonshire 10

Renée Estevez

MH Wessels 117
RE Levi 168

Aveiro

TT Bresnan 5/85
A44
DKH Mitchell 142*
Points: Kent 12, Glamorgan 10
JK Fuller 3/32
C Overton 4/64
TJ Murtagh 4/76

fastest goal team

Pullman's private and professional worlds clash when her mother, Grace, suffers a fall and needs care. Mother and daughter do not share a close relationship so, when Grace temporarily moves in with Sandra, sparks fly. However, the two do agree that Grace can no longer live on her own and they set about finding a suitable nursing home for her. On the surface, Whitemead seems perfect, until one of the residents, Leonard, confides that the death a year previously of another elderly resident, his fiancée Maggie Newley, was covered up and passed off as suicide. Despite hearing this, and to Sandra's dismay, Grace sets her heart on moving in. Although Strickland tells Sandra the case is not in their remit, her colleagues are determined to help Grace, and decide to do an undercover investigation on the sly. Jack reluctantly agrees to play the role of an elderly relative and manages to secure a place for himself at the home. Like a thorn in Halford's side, Gerry takes great delight in playing the concerned son visiting his old dad and, in an ironic twist, neurotic Brian Lane gets to play his doctor. It soon becomes clear that the calm façade of the home belies jealousies and petty crimes within. With Maggie's family and Leonard insisting that she would not have taken her own life, the team discover a link to her prescribed medication and that she had a love rival at the home, Pru Saunders. But would a dotty old woman really commit murder for love? Or did one of the nursing staff cross the line?

Guest starring: Sheila Hancock, June Whitfield, Steve Speirs, Belinda Sinclair, Adrian Rawlins, Gwyneth Strong, Norman Eshley, Mark Tandy and Geoffrey Bayldon

BAC Howell 102

Queen and Country

Jim Nicholson

Powerhouse
"A Delicate Touch"

JJ Cobb 54
JWA Taylor 45
Points: Surrey 11, Gloucestershire 8

Johnny K

A27
MP Dunn 4/72

The vicious criminal Chopper Hadley returns to England to bury his father. Jack is viciously intimidated after being tricked into attending the funeral. Brian is sent undercover with a green officer to investigate Hadley for killing one of Jack's informants, but it's Gerry who gets into trouble when he runs into an old partner.
Guest starring: Patrick Malahide, Christopher Fairbank, Michael Feast and Emma Cunniffe

CJ McKay 6/54

While investigating the murder of 55 year-old interpreter Agnes Bradley, the UCOS team get a partial DNA match from a teenage boy who once threw a brick onto a motorway as a dare. They interview the boy to see if one of his male relations could be the murderer, only to discover that his mother was raped and they could be looking for a rapist-turned-murderer. Agnes was a chess enthusiast so Gerry Standing and Steve McAndrew interview members of her local club while Sasha Miller and Strickland investigate leads from Agnes’s working life, where they meet a Chilean diplomat with a possible axe to grind. Steve McAndrew’s elderly father is dying, so he brings him to a London hospice for his last days.

Guest starring: Julie Graham, Nicholas Woodeson, Mariah Gale, Leanne Best, Finlay Robertson, Ian Hogg and Anthony Barclay

VD Philander 35*
A16
Gloucestershire won by 91 runs
SCJ Broad 50
APR Gidman 60*

most losses team

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Points: Warwickshire 11, Yorkshire 9
JW Hastings 79
Points: Middlesex 23, Durham 4

least goals

GG Wagg 5/54
JD Ryder 6/47
Day 1 of match washed out due to rain
RE Levi 64
Points: Leicestershire 12, Kent 10

Arthropoda

last goal team

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† - transferred to Expedition 17

JKH Naik 8/179
Haseeb Hameed made his first-class debut.
DD Masters 3/51
R Clarke 28

"Story of My Life"

Essex won by an innings and 31 runs
DR Briggs 4/74
Leicestershire won the toss and elected to field
B11

Juan For All. All for Juan Theme

MJ Cosgrove 74
DP Sibley 74

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latest goal win player

NJ Dexter 53

Church of St Michael

RK Prespa

Points: Worcestershire 23, Hampshire 2
SJ Magoffin 5/89
A45
TAI Taylor 6/61

An old case, originally investigated by Brian during his time as a PC, resurfaces. The case, in which a young woman and her three-year-old child disappeared, was deemed a general missing persons case – however, upon investigation, Brian discovers that two similar disappearances occurred on the same date. The team believe that a man, Eric Grant, who came on to one of the women at a party, is responsible. And when the personal possessions of another of the missing women are found underneath his front room floor, the team believe they have finally found their man. However, the case takes an unexpected turn when one of the missing women is found to be alive, and living in Ireland – with the son of another of the missing women.
Guest starring: Frances Tomelty, Robert Pugh, Hugh Fraser, Philip Martin Brown, Delena Kidd, and Patrick Baladi

B54

title

GJ Maxwell 140
AL Hughes 111*
G Onions 7/68
JA Brooks 4/66
Northamptonshire

arcb

DJ Bell-Drummond 123

on loan from Arsenal

A56
BA Godleman 64*
MD Stoneman 112
IR Bell 111

United States

When graffiti appears around London by an unknown person claiming to have murdered a celebrated street artist, the team reopens the four-year-old case. Originally part of a gang, the victim went solo when he received support from a wealthy art patron, leaving the detectives suspicious of his resentful former crew members. Meanwhile, Brian creates a Twitter account to chronicle the gritty life of a lawman, but his colleagues are less than thrilled by the exploits of 'Topcop999'.
Guest starring: Pooky Quesnel, Lorraine Burroughs, Simon MacCorkindale and Haydn Gwynne

for Young Guns

L. aoropis

C Cachopa 54
NLJ Browne 105

"We believe that less is more for this film and even curiosity will be there"

B64
Lancashire won by an innings and 15 runs

Kamli

CAJ Morris 2/45
GR Napier 4/27

Wicca Work

When the desiccated, neatly carved-up body of a butcher who disappeared more than thirty years ago is discovered, Sandra and the team to pay a visit to Smithfield meat market in London, the original murder scene. As the butcher is dead, he is unable to answer questions on why the body of a doctor was found hanging from a meat hook all those years ago at the back of his market stall. The team discover Gerry's very interesting family history – he's descended from French Huguenots and is thus tormented for being a fake cockney, much to his annoyance, and Sandra has to face up to a startling personal disclosure, that has a direct bearing on the case and also throws a whole new light on her father. For once Gerry, Brian and Jack are left completely speechless.

Guest starring: Ellie Haddington, Christopher Fulford, Ken Farrington, David Calder, Diana Quick, Jo Stone-Fewings, Michael Melia, Jan Harvey and Tony Selby

B12
V Chopra 37

Pakistan

Dead Man Talking

JW Hastings 7/60
CF Hughes 94
Rob Bailey and Mark Benson
A66

The Fourth Man

JA Tomlinson 3/53
KS Velani 58

Clothing, footwear, bedding and domestics, furniture and giftware

Singer

JD Shantry 4/66

Danny and Steve ‘welcome’ new boss Ted Case into the UCOS office in Sasha’s absence, but for all his wealth of experience, keen eye for detail and a killer instinct for detecting liars, they aren’t quite as sold on his superstitious quirks. While busy trying to work one another out, the team must tread carefully in the case of a brutally murdered vicar who received racist hate mail in the lead up to his death. With emotions running high it’s up to Ted to pull together his new unit and keep the peace within a dangerously fractured family in one of UCOS’ most sensitive cases yet. Elsewhere, a nervous Danny ends up bloodier than Fiona’s Beef Wellington when her parents come for dinner – while Steve sharpens up for his new boss.

Note: Tamzin Outhwaite is absent during this episode.

Guest starring: Adjoa Andoh, Lloyd Everitt, Ricky Nixon, Percelle Ascott, Joan Blackham, Edmund Kente, Magdalena Kurek and Camilla Beeput

FH Edwards 4/43
MHA Footitt 4/98

Latrologa aoropis

HF Gurney 3/68

most goals assists

JT Ball 3/35

When a Roman sword is discovered with traces of blood on it, the DNA is linked to an unidentified, headless corpse found near Heathrow in March 2008. The team search a lock-up belonging to the owner of the sword, a body builder called Mark Rix who died of a suspected heart attack, also in 2008. When they find the missing head they start looking for connections between the original murder and Rix’s death. Dan Griffin is told his wife Sarah might be discharged from a secure hospital, following a break down several years earlier. This seems like a cruel irony when he’s starting to develop feelings for colleague Fiona Kennedy – the forensic anthropologist working with them on their current case.

Guest starring: Tracy-Ann Oberman, Louis Emerick, Alix Wilton Regan, Liz White, Hermione Gulliford, Gary Oliver, Carol Starks, Storme Toolis and Elliot Levey

Big Topped

A Shahzad 3/63
B27
CN Miles 1/49
Points: Nottinghamshire 6, Hampshire 5

Spain squads

Points: Derbyshire 8, Gloucestershire 8

"Old And Cold"

BW Sanderson 1/7

The team reopen the case of zookeeper Zac Halsey, originally thought to have been mauled to death by a tiger, when blood evidence discovered in his lodgings suggests he was killed before he was found in the tiger's enclosure. As the case reaches a conclusion, however, dark secrets plague the UCOS team, and Strickland fears that not all of the ex-coppers are up to the job.
Guest starring: Caroline Harker, Michael Colgan, Anthony Flanagan, Kate Ashfield, Joanna McCallum and Tony Haygarth

MAG Boyce 60

Ajax

The murder outside a nuclear base in 1984 of Josh Livesey, a peace protester, is re-examined after Frank Fox, a fellow protester, is convicted of another killing. When Brian and Jack interview Fox, he fails to shed any new light on the situation, so Gerry and Sandra go in search of the other protesters who were present at the time. The team wonder if the murder could have been an assassination carried out by Special Branch. After discovering that one of the protesters was actually a mole for Special Branch, old secrets begin to unravel and the former protesters confront one another resulting in the identity of the murder among them being exposed.
Guest starring: Patrick Baladi, Diana Kent, Suzanna Hamilton, Pearce Quigley and John Bennett

Total $30.414 billion , Goods $25.157 billion, Services $5.256 billion

FH Edwards 4/55
DJ Willey 4/72

Nam Padaithavanin Pillaigal

Martin Davin

Netherlands won the toss and elected to field.

When an ex-con, who has since found religion, owns up to several race attacks he committed many years ago, UCOS take to the streets of Southall to try and track down the attacker of a young Asian woman, Shivani Das, left lying in a coma after a vicious beating. Young Asian officer Pushkar Guha is drafted in to help out, and forms an unlikely alliance with Gerry. Whilst Brian chases a private detective for information and Jack tries to help a desperate husband, Pullman uncovers secrets within two families, which leave the team with a handful of people who wanted rid of Shivani. But just when the team think they have a result, a gruesome discovery is made, leaving UCOS with, potentially, two murder cases.
Guest starring: Shaun Dooley, Paul Bhattacharjee, Navin Chowdhry, Nina Wadia and Keith Allen

Shaun George and Ian Ramage

RA Jones 4/48
BAC Howell 3/50
SC Kerrigan 4/28

KalyeSerye"

B49

State

JHK Adams 61

DD News

NJ Dexter 3/24
Mike Burns and Ian Gould
P Coughlin 4/10
M Carter 7/56

→ FC Dordrecht

AHT Donald 67
Points: Worcestershire 12, Middlesex 10
C Overton 4/24

Pope

Final Curtain

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Germany

most consecutive clean sheets opponent-team

Barry McCarthy made his first-class debut
MG Hogan 1/30
DI Stevens 4/47

fastest goal time

Deelen, Jordy van

MD Stoneman 44
Graham Lloyd and Martin Saggers

Struble, Iowa, United States

list

Julian Simpson

SCJ Broad 7/84
B34

first goal player

AD Hales 189
HJH Marshall 83

Ahsan Malik 4/37

JKP

Unit cells of naphthalene

Final

Deep Swimming
Spare Parts

Points: Sussex 22, Hampshire 3
* Points: Middlesex 19, Durham 3

Shivam Mahadevan, Anish Sharma

Points: Surrey 20, Derbyshire 4
J Overton 4/37
LJ Hill 126
Paul Baldwin and David Millns

Ghosts

VRA Cricket Ground, Amstelveen, Netherlands

"Warum werde ich nicht satt?"

A34
TD Groenewald 3/65

Matthew Cross 51*

Worcestershire
AG Salter 2/51

Allied withdrawal from Russia

attorney

B40
NRD Compton 149

Skeletal formula and numbering system of naphthalene

Sese Bau made his List A debut.
*''Peter Borren scored his first List A century.

The start was delayed by a wet outfield and the match reduced to 36 overs per side.

MH Yardy 52
JA Burns 72

Loa Nou, John Reva and Chad Soper made their List A debuts.

for No Country for Old Men

Yorkshire
A Shahzad 4/86
Glamorgan won the toss and elected to field
JM Vince 56
KHD Barker 71
DA Payne 4/50
R Clarke 2/32
First-class debut: Daniel Lawrence
L Wood 100
JW Hastings 72

Malang

Luís Gonzalez

Bolshevik victory over White Army

L Wood 3/27
LD McManus 53*
J Leach 2/113
AZ Lees 52*
Points: Yorkshire 24, Nottinghamshire 3

Allied intervention in the Russian Civil War

Mike Burns and Alex Wharf

T.K.Maxx

WB Rankin 3/55
SA Northeast 77

Yaariyan

AG Salter 3/54
CE Shreck 4/75
SA Patterson 3/34
JJ Roy 140

CMR

Independence as part of the Federation of Malaya

B33

Raw metal $2.7 billion

JM Bairstow 108
Play limited to 50.2 overs on Day 1 due to rain
A26
AJA Wheater 74

csb

TC Fell 78
inns & 180 runs
Glamorgan
JAR Harris 4/80
Sussex won by an innings and 63 runs
Points: Derbyshire 10, Kent 8

A fake painting is discovered in the Queen's art collection. The investigation swiftly reveals a trail of frauds and suspicious deaths. The team find out who originally forged the painting, but discover he died in 1978. They uncover a link between the forger and an art dealer who also died in 1978. They ultimately find out that a criminal who unknowingly bought one of the fake paintings is responsible for trying to kill the forger, killing the dealer and for forcing the royal curator to steal the real painting to replace his forgery.
Guest starring: Anthony Head, Hattie Morahan, Avril Elgar, Paul Copley and Christine Kavanagh

Nichts bleibt für die Ewigkeit

SD Robson 1/8
KM Jarvis 5/69

youngest scorer team

Points: Northamptonshire 23, Kent 3
* ''Saif Zaib made his first-class debut.

When a retrospective exhibition of murdered fashion designer Ritchie Levene's work opens, the team is prompted to re-examine the eight-year-old crime. The detectives learn about his tempestuous relationships with his new spouse, personal assistant and ex-wife Sarah, who believes his brother Adrian is the killer because he had the most to gain from his death. Meanwhile, Gerry enlists Emily to help update his image, although not everyone is impressed with the results.
Guest starring: Rupert Graves, Tuppence Middleton, Anna-Louise Plowman, Peter Wight, Belinda Stewart-Wilson, Scot Williams and Hannah Waterman

Falco: The New Generation

Points: Leicestershire 21, Essex 3

Machinery $5.05 billion

White tar, Mothballs, Naphthalin, Moth flakes, Camphor tar, Tar camphor, Naphthaline, Antimite, Albocarbon, Hexalene

DD Metro

Danielle James

The detectives investigate the murder of an East German immigrant, but all they have to go on are his mysterious final words, which translate as `blue flower'. As they piece together his remarkable story, Sandra tries to gain the trust of his estranged daughter. A chance meeting with a woman whose son was killed in a road accident nearby sends the detectives in the right direction – to a recycling plant where Max had been employed to sort waste paper. It turns out that prior to the demolition of the Berlin Wall, he had connections with the Stasi, but what’s not clear is whether he was working for them – or against them.

Guest starring: Nicholas Burns, Edward Baker-Duly and Elizabeth Berrington

BRM Taylor 106

The extent of the Sultanate in the 15th century

British Empire
*
*
*
*

Shaun George and David Odhiambo

Points: Hampshire 23, Sussex 5

Mladje

B19
RJ Sidebottom 5/42
RI Newton 95
GG Wagg 4/89

Richard Davidson

Rob Bailey and Martin Saggers
JA Simpson 35

Chairman of the Republican National Committee

DI Stevens 4/48
TK Curran 5/53

Roy Mitchell

latest goal opponent

LC Norwell 2/47

Canada

Luis Enrique Martínez García

William S. Graves

JS Gatting 64*

Gavin Main 2/39

Davin, Martin

AP Palladino 3/32
JD Shantry 5/51
Points: Glamorgan 22, Essex 4
MG Hogan 5/71

Michael Crompton

SC Kerrigan 4/60

Marston Bloom

Russell Evans and Jeremy Lloyds
HF Gurney 1/17
PD Collingwood 68

Sandra's old flame DCI Larson, head of the Met's arts and antiques squad, asks the team to reinvestigate the murder of antiques dealer Mal Baxter. His death was originally thought to be the result of a burglary gone wrong, but new evidence suggests Baxter was a police informant while conducting underhanded deals.
Guest starring: Paul McGann, Jesse Birdsall, Anna Calder-Marshall, Anthony O'Donnell, Pandora Clifford, Col Farrell and Pavel Douglas

Nick Cook and Michael Gough

When a Turkish girl working illegally in Dalston is arrested, UCOS want to talk to her about the unsolved murder of pub landlord Richard Gibson, who died in a fire at his pub The Gladstone in 2009. Richard's dire financial situation led the police at the time to mark the fire down as suspected arson and his death as suicide. What UCOS want to know is why Ayse, his live-in barmaid, disappeared without a trace on the same night.

Guest starring: Philip Davis, Niamh Cusack, Tom Georgeson, Pınar Öğün, Adam Astill and Jack Ellis

OB Cox 109
SM Davies 47*
Nigel Cowley and Steve O'Shaughnessy
AD Hales 236
Points: Yorkshire 22, Worcestershire 6
J Leach 2/61

The Darling Scarp in the background, as viewed from the Swan Coastal Plain.

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Miscellaneous papers relating to Indo-China: reprinted for the Straits Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society from Dalrymple's "Oriental Repertory," and the "Asiatic Researches" and "Journal" of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, Volume 1

Ukrainian SSR

With UCOS coming under fire and Strickland in a difficult position, Gerry is forced to go on the run with Danny's help, whilst Steve, Sasha and Fiona search for the proof they need to prove his innocence – despite Gerry remaining tight-lipped about his involvement with dodgy dealings in his old unit. The stakes are higher than ever as the team goes after a big crime family, and it's those closest to Gerry who face the consequences of his actions.

Final Appearance of Dennis Waterman as Gerry Standing

First Appearance of Larry Lamb as Ted Case

Guest starring: Bernard Cribbins, Amy Nuttall, Nigel Betts, Nigel Cooke, Garry Cooper, Ishia Bennison and Adrian Lukis

AM Lilley 5/23
JL Denly 117*

Mrtvice

most assists

South Korea

HJH Marshall 92
G Onions 5/85

"Good Work Rewarded"

HD Rutherford 59

gab

Pullman is forced to re-investigate a case that has always haunted her. Nancy Murray, a suburban housewife with a seemingly perfect life, lost control of her car and plunged through a restaurant window, dying instantly. As the UCOS team start to uncover the shocking secrets that Nancy was hiding, it soon becomes clear that her death came down to more than dangerous driving. In the end, Pullman will be left questioning her own judgment. Meanwhile, Gerry is not happy when ex-wife and his on/off lover Jayne tells him she is getting married – and accidentally proposes himself! Elsewhere, Pullman tries to improve her social life by organizing a dinner party. But the evening is a disaster.

Guest starring: Charles Dale, Siobhan Redmond, Denise Black and Steve John Shepherd

Bande Hain Hum Uske

Nottinghamshire
B62
C Rushworth 4/54
JM Bairstow 219*

Old School Ties

Ministry of Defence spooks try to silence the UCOS team when they reinvestigate the death of British soldier Eric Trimble. Just weeks before a tour of duty in Iraq, during the First Gulf War, Trimble, along with three other squaddies, was sent to the MoD's Influenza Research Unit to take part in a medical trial. All four went out drinking one night, but Trimble never returned. He was later found beaten to death two miles from the Unit. Brian's behaviour, meanwhile, causes concern. His new obsession is unmasking the truth.

Guest starring: Andrew Tiernan, Will Keen, René Zagger, Phyllis Logan, Ralph Ineson, Michael Simkins and Sam Hazeldine

Antonio P. Tuviera

A Shahzad 5/46
SJ Croft 122

With Sasha back on fighting form, UCOS investigate the death of a talented cricket prodigy, a star of the pitch and apple of his father's eye, yet loathed by his fellow team mates. The death was recorded as misadventure but with new evidence pointing to infighting, over-zealous autograph hunters and extra marital affairs, UCOS are soon bowled over by the list of potential murder suspects. Meanwhile, wise to Steve's monetary problems, Danny appoints himself as his personal financial adviser.

Guest starring: Mark Frost, Geoffrey Leesley, Amerjit Deu, Ella Kenion, Harry Lister Smith, Puwanarajah Prasanna, Matthew Steer and Peter Vollebregt

Middlesex
CA Ingram 45
Peter Hartley and David Millns

least goals-team

No play on Day 1 due to rain
MW Machan 108
Somerset won by 133 runs
AC Thomas 4/81
Worcestershire won the toss and chose to bat
G Onions 5/56
FH Edwards 2/96

penalties scored-player

DJ Bell-Drummond 103
RJ Sidebottom 6/34
SA Patterson 5/70

The War Against Drugs

Australia

Wild Justice

agriculture: 25.1%, industry: 21.3%, services: 53.6%

Points: Somerset 11, Worcestershire 6

Sompal Kami 1/35

B28
No play on Day 3 due to a wet outfield

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Reisman: STS-123

Wanderers Cricket Ground, Windhoek, Namibia

Dhoom : 3 Overture

Points: Sussex 22, Worcestershire 7

SRB

→ La Braña

AG Wakely 104
C Overton 51
TT Bresnan 3/40
Sussex won the toss and elected to field

latest goal win extra player

Kent Patterson

Scotland won by 3 runs

Leicestershire won the toss and elected to bat
CN Miles 6/63
JA Rudolph 82
MW Machan 135
MG Hogan 5/44

At Brian's insistence, the UCOS team investigates a bizarre case from ten years earlier where a hypnotized woman subsequently killed her husband. Although the woman, Katie Briers, was found not guilty, the magician in question, Billy Carse, had his career ruined. Carse is now dead but as Jack examines the script used to hypnotize the woman, he realizes that there were subliminal messages throughout that lead her to kill. The question is who planted the messages and why. The focus is firmly on Carse's rival, Brandon Skye. Powerful mind games hypnosis prove a dangerous mix for Brian, sending him on a destructive path. Meanwhile, a disbelieving Gerry allows himself to be hypnotized to prove it can't be done but afterward, no one will tell him what happened.

Guest starring: Sam Kelly, Justin Salinger, Kirsty Mitchell, Sara Stewart, Mark Bazeley and Kevin Eldon

A Carter 4/46
DW Lawrence 161
B13

Loyalties and Royalties

TK Curran 4/89
JD Shantry 2/84
Glamorgan won by 10 wickets
G Onions 3/79

Patterson, Kent

inns & 63 runs
AJ Robson 68

RK Osijek

Points: Lancashire 23, Leicestershire 4
L Gregory 26*
T Westley 179

Match 11

Paul Baldwin and Nigel Cowley
NJ Dexter 112

Casualty

Extant

A67

*Auckland Airport
*Brisbane Airport
*Melbourne Airport
*Sydney Airport

KP Pietersen 355*

Black

The murder of a palaeontologist at the Natural History Museum in 2001 opens the new series. The team discovers the victim was a respected but outspoken scientist with a knack for rubbing people up the wrong way – and when it comes out he was strongly opposed to the museum's sponsorship deal with a large fuel company, the ex-cops soon have plenty of suspects.
Guest starring: Trevor Bannister, Nicholas Farrell, Lucy Brown, Vicki Pepperdine, Jamie Sives, Natasha Little and William Armstrong

Italy against Slovakia, Uruguay against Netherlands, Uruguay against Germany

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SR Hain 82
A46
RI Keogh 68
JM Bird 4/146
A15
GR Napier 4/64
Points: Somerset 13, Hampshire 7
Azharullah 5/59
Stephen Gale and Neil Mallender
Middlesex won by 20 runs
Yorkshire won by an innings and 47 runs

Twenty years after his murder, the case of a ten-year-old child found dead on a golf course is re-opened. The only suspect at the time, Ken Roger, committed suicide at the age of 17 after he was imprisoned during questioning over the killing. The team first attempt to chase up the investigators from the original investigation – and one, Diane Loveless – claims that she believed in Roger's innocence. The team then carry out DNA evidence, only to discover that the saliva left by the murder did not belong to Roger, and that he killed himself despite the fact he was innocent. With fresh evidence, the team must uncover the 20-year-old secrets that kept the police from discovering the truth.
Guest starring: Isla Blair, Cherie Lunghi, Jamie Glover, Stephen Moore, Tim Downie, David Savile, Frank Mills, Diana Kent, and Jeremy Gittins

TJ Murtagh 3/43
MD Hunn 3/45

historical novel

Alex Kornreich

LJ Wright 84
ST Finn 4/84

Gloria Gransford, an ex-actress, draws attention to an internet-posted clip of her being assaulted in a film she made in 1990 called 'Shadow Show', after which the producer, Gloria's ex-husband Max Stone, was stabbed to death and the leading lady, Eva Roderick, disappeared. The director Don Maddox, another of Gloria's ex-husbands, is egotistical and evasive when questioned. While the only other surviving crew member from the film – who posted the clip – is found dead, and his young boyfriend goes on the run in search of Eva, who now has a new identity. When Jack and Brian are shipped out to work under Gerry's daughter Emily in the murder investigation, they soon tire of modern policing and sneak off on enquiries, but things don't go to plan when Brian winds up as negotiator in a hostage situation.

Guest starring: Hannah Waterman, Stanley Townsend, Sandra Dickinson, Kenny Doughty and Imogen Stubbs

CJ McKay 3/61
TS Roland-Jones 5/27

England

First-class debut: Ryan Davies
OE Robinson 4/71

Rafaela, Argentina

Brian Grant

WA White 5/51
JM Vince 125*

Things Can Only Get Better

Abhishek Nailwal, Mahalaxmi Iyer

First-class debut: Lewis Hill
R Clarke 34

"Bad Luck"

Royal capital

Northamptonshire won the toss and elected to bat

Slovakia

JS Patel 2/106
B55
inns & 31 runs

Yes

RN ten Doeschate 74*

first hat-trick player

JAR Harris 5/83
J Leach 5/63

In their first case without trusty colleague Jack, the team reinvestigates the disappearance of PE teacher Jason Bowe when the remains of a body are discovered near the elite public boarding school where he taught. Unfortunately, their snooping could not have come at a worse time for the staff, who are preparing to welcome a local MP to open their new computer centre – but what they do glean tells them the dead man seemed very much a loner. However, it soon turns out he got on much better with his students, forming close and inappropriate relationships with several. But could his behaviour have rattled someone enough to kill him?
Guest starring: Susannah Harker, Nicola Walker, Phoebe Fox, Sam Crane and Brian Pettifer

JEC Franklin 135
JA Simpson 34
JW Hastings 5/24
JM Clarke 104*
A55

Story of My Life

Central back

Scotland won by 9 wickets

A35
Nottinghamshire won by 159 runs
Points: Middlesex 22, Somerset 8
GJ Muchall 64
* Points: Yorkshire 19, Durham 3
CJ McKay 24

Matt Evans

HF Gurney 5/43
BAC Howell 29
Graham Lloyd and David Millns

Objects of Desire

Points: Warwickshire 19, Durham 6
SJ Croft 65
Warwickshire won the toss and elected to field
DA Payne 3/36

Ma. Emilia Salerni

best goal difference

Yorkshire won by 4 wickets
WA White 23
Russell Evans and Alex Wharf

Redbergslids IK

GG Wagg 2/15

A$5.8 billion

youngest scorer opponent

B48
Points: Kent 20, Gloucestershire 3
A25

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Communal Living

DR Briggs 1/3
Surrey won by 178 runs

In Vino Veritas

George W. Bush

Buried Treasure

Hazelaarweg, Rotterdam, Netherlands

SMSM Senanayake 4/50
Mark Benson and Michael Gough
SP Crook 91
RJ Sidebottom 4/44

Charles Amini 3/26

JW Hastings 4/49
L Ronchi 25

Breakout Performance of the Year – Behind the Camera

Yorkshire won the toss and elected to field
inns & 33 runs
JHK Adams 48
AW Gale 98
GH Roderick 71
MHA Footitt 6/94

"Paradies"

Jon Challinor

* Punk rock
* alternative rock

Nicholson, Robert James "Jim"

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latest goal win team

least losses team

James Harris 9/34
B25
CA Ingram 3/90
PSP Handscomb 69

Simona Ghisletta

least time difference 2 goals

Points: Durham 19, Somerset 4
Points: Somerset 10, Sussex 9

The death of Craig Rossiter, a local librarian, is reinvestigated when a woman insists it was because of witchcraft.
Guest starring: Poppy Miller, Diana Kent, Cleo Sylvestre, Campbell Morrison, Dearbhla Molloy, Stephanie Beacham and Alison Skilbeck

Organizations of environmentalism skeptics and critics

Nottinghamshire won by 52 runs
TLW Cooper 99

Kesultanan Melayu Melaka

JC Hildreth 86
Points: Derbyshire 23, Northamptonshire 3
SR Patel 100
RD Pringle 5/63
Points: Kent 24, Essex 3
ZS Ansari 5/108

wins-losses

Steve Garratt and Ian Gould
* Points: Nottinghamshire 20, Durham 7
CDJ Dent 104*
Points: Kent 20, Leicestershire 3
A Carter 4/110

Malacca in Malaysia

Rob Sayer'' made his first-class debut.
* Points: Leicestershire 22, Derbyshire 6

Montauban, France

JC Hildreth 220*
AC Voges 132
Glamorgan won the toss and elected to bat
Mark Benson and Steve Garratt

The Curate's Egg

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Jeff Evans and Tim Robinson
SG Borthwick 14

Quirino, Victoria Syquía; Quirino Gonzalez, Vicky

C Overton 4/40

Abhishek Nailwal, Shilpa Rao

L Gregory 2/100
JAR Harris 4/75

George Evans Stewart

France

fastest goal sub

"Unsterblich"

Staten Island, New York City, New York, US

Mark Benson and Martin Bodenham

Bowen Hills, Brisbane

A14
JHK Adams 136

last brace player

Ben Debenham and Peter Hartley
AD Hales 141
B35
J Harrison 53
R Clarke 4/43
JA Brooks 3/41
JD Ryder 38
SP Crook 102*
CJ Jordan 5/68
MM Ali 21*
MH Yardy 124
CN Miles 5/28

Pavel Dybenko

AJ Robson 27
SC Kerrigan 3/21

Melaka Bandaraya Bersejarah

penalties missed-player

IAA Thomas 4/53
B66
AG Salter 73

Assad Vala 29

The Queen's Speech
Old Dogs

K Noema-Barnett 2/35

File:Mlk Anthem Instrm.ogg Melaka Maju Jaya (Successful Malacca)

Points: Essex 12, Surrey 9
IJL Trott 35

List of Extant episodes#Season 2

NJ Dexter 43
Points: Gloucestershire 23, Glamorgan 4

moved from Category:Asia to Southeast Asia

Alasdair Evans 3/18

B57
AJ Robson 71

Tanwir Afzal 5/17

The team are set their toughest challenge yet – discovering the identity of a murder victim from just her torso. With the help of pathologist Professor Ian "Reinald " Mears, a man who makes even Brian look normal, the team get on the trail of a devious killer who believes his gruesome crime will never be solved. Meanwhile, Gerry is driven mad when he gives up gambling, and every horse he would have bet on wins. Fed up with his luck, he decides to have a wager with Strickland on the outcome of the case.
Guest starring: Timothy West, Amelia Curtis, Eileen McCallum, Roy Sampson, Graham Pountney and Jane Asher

Father’s Pride

OP Stone 5/44
SJ Thakor 2/11
NJ O'Brien 87
Leicestershire

SER

Soundtrack

Points: Surrey 21, Leicestershire 3
JL Denly 37
BAC Howell 1/7

"The Chinese Job"

Russell Evans and Graham Lloyd

most clean sheets keeper-keeper

Mikhail Tukhachevsky

OE Robinson 6/33

Virgin Australia Airlines

LWP Wells 54

auto

A57

Good Morning Lemmings

Warwickshire won the toss and elected to bat

Brian Lane's future at UCOS is threatened after he assaults one of the METs most successful officers at a retirement function in an act of revenge for his retirement from the force. With a team member down, it's business as usual for Sandra, Steve and Gerry after the discovery of a mysterious gun in the Thames re-opens the unsolved 1998 murder of a playboy shipping heir and a killing that leads the team to the Rock of Gibraltar. In the UK, Brian finds life without police work unbearable and defies his superiors once again by flying out to Gibraltar.

Guest starring: Vincent Regan, Vincent Riotta, Sharon D. Clarke, Amanda Drew, George Irving, Richard Clothier and Dhaffer L'Abidine

ME Trescothick 35

least group points

Portuguese Malacca

CJ McKay 4/39
SP Terry 52

Immortal Horrors or Everlasting Splendors

fastest goal player

JA Porter 4/96
DJ Malan 93
Somerset won the toss and chose to field
LJ Evans 36

least time difference 2 goals-team

BRM Taylor 69
A36
JL Denly 87
PD Collingwood 109*

Dead Poets
Gloves Off

most goals match

SM Davies 45
A21
ME Hobden 2/25

Eyharts: STS-122

OE Robinson 110
* Points: Durham 4, Hampshire 21

Deal with the Devil (Pop Evil song)

United Arab Emirates won the toss and elected to field.

B56

Cambusdoon New Ground, Ayr, Scotland

KR Brown 132

Portugal

Channel 4

Essex won by 248 runs
BA Raine 41
A58

least time difference 2 goals-time

Municipal holiday

CZE

A42
PSP Handscomb 66

Setting Out Your Stall

Middlesex won by 246 runs
Kent won by an innings and 207 runs

The trial of Ricky Hanson begins, and the members of UCOS are scheduled to appear as witnesses. Hanson is the man who killed Jack Halford's wife, but he's on trial for attempting to murder Jack. Hanson's barrister is clearly out to discredit each of them individually, bringing up past demons and driving one of them to the edge. While at the courthouse, they are asked by an acquaintance of Jack's, Sam Tallis, to look into the death of Ralph Wheeler, who was killed and left his fortune to a prostitute named Carrie Soper. As they look into the case, they find several possible suspects, including a solicitor, a doctor, and someone with a lengthy criminal record. In the end, the case revolves around a car accident and an organ racket. Back in court, Jack seeks justice for his wife and Gerry's past comes back to haunt him when his daughter Emily discovers the truth about her paternity.

Guest starring: David Troughton, James Fox, Paul Antony-Barber, Camille Coduri, Bruce Alexander, Julian Rivett, David Bark-Jones, John Warnaby, Andy Linden, Nicholas Pritchard, Ian Bartholomew, Rachel Davies, David Ashton and Hannah Waterman

WSF1

T Westley 77
Nottinghamshire won the toss and elected to field
JM Bairstow 91
WA Tavaré 57

Latvian SSR

DJ Willey 88

most clean sheets keeper

BT Foakes 118

Quirino Gonzalez

A Carter 4/95

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C Rushworth 6/92
JA Brooks 4/56

Romford

J Leach 4/139

Diamond Geezers

TE Linley 5/63
AG Prince 104
Neil Bainton and Michael Gough
DKH Mitchell 206*
JL Denly 39
BC Brown 46
RJ Sidebottom 3/32
DJ Willey 3/70

Ted leads an investigation into the apparent suicide of a city trader, embroiled in the cut throat world of London’s financial district back in the eighties. With Ted capitalizing on his acting talents, the team delve deeper into the macho fraternity of ‘the wolfpack’ and soon find a darker side to the debauchery, secret hand signals and all-nighters that bonded the traders together – including a strict hierarchy that might just be worth killing for. Sasha’s nose is put out of joint when she returns to a different kind of boy’s club and Steve tries to learn some trade secrets on the job, amid his own financial crisis.

Guest starring: David Schofield, Clive Wood, Kerry Shale, Brett Fancy, Daphne Cheung, Kate Maravan and Rebecca Lacey

JA Porter 3/38
Lancashire won by 9 wickets
Stephen Gale and Jeremy Lloyds

Luis Enrique managing Barcelona in 2015.

Neil Mallender and Tim Robinson
GK Berg 86

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RK Kleinveldt 1/14
Essex won the toss and elected to bat
CAJ Meschede 107

Quirino Gonzalez, Victoria

L Gregory 5/99
A Harinath 87

When an old friend of Jack's brings the team a priceless red diamond, they find themselves re-investigating a multimillion pound jewellery heist with the Spitz family at its heart. But in order to get to the heart of the diamond trade, Sandra and Gerry must pose as an unlikely couple.

Guest starring: Rita Tushingham, Sean Chapman, Anthony Valentine, Miranda Pleasence, David de Keyser, Jonathan Tafler and Stuart Organ

Roy Mitchell and Danny Miller

Warwickshire won by 7 wickets

least clean sheets keeper

Spacefill model of naphthalene

NJ O'Brien 58
BW Harmison 123

Sandra and the team unearth the ten-year-old case of a poet from Belfast, dubbed as "the most exciting poetic prospect of the new millennium", whose burnt body was found in the scrapyard of a known gangster and drug smuggler. Gerry becomes convinced the victim's links with the criminal fraternity led to his demise, and declares he’s taking an administrative role in the investigation, because he’s "allergic to poetry" – but Brian is in his element, and has a different theory – maybe the secret of his murder lies in his verse?

Guest starring: James Murray, Tanya Franks, Simone Lahbib, Bronagh Gallagher and Patrick O'Kane

CDJ Dent 116
WB Rankin 3/32
Warwickshire
Nigel Cowley and Steve Garratt

least clean sheets opponent-team

TK Curran 3/64

Rembau / Tampin,
"Bersatu Teguh"

SG Borthwick 97*
A63
Points: Glamorgan 23, Northamptonshire 3
Russell Evans and Neil Mallender

Theresa is a Mother

least time difference 2 goals-player

braces player

The team reinvestigates the 1983 abduction of 18-year-old debutante Barbara Linden-Warner, daughter of a wealthy British arms manufacturer. At the time a group of small time Irish Republican terrorists claimed responsibility, but Fintan MacEntee, a former member with political ambitions, now insists that they only got involved because of the publicity, and had no part in the kidnapping. The team must determine if MacEntee is lying, or if the ransom letters were being used to disguise another crime.
Guest starring: Ray Coulthard, Ian McElhinney, Tim Dutton, Sophie Ward, Lucy Robinson, Siân Phillips and Annette Crosbie

AC Voges 98

hat-tricks

B47

The UCOS team investigates the death of popular disc jockey Johnny Deacon who died in a fire when the radio station was set alight in 1998. The police knew it was arson, but were never able to find enough evidence to charge anyone. Johnny was very opinionated on air and seemed to go out of his way to be offensive at time. He also had a number of female admirers, one of whom may have been stalking him. With Jack still AWOL, Strickland puts pressure on Sandra to recruit a new member. Unsuccessful in finding him, Sandra and Gerry decide to quit rather than work with someone new. Is this the end of UCOS?

Guest starring: Kellie Bright, Gillian Raine, George Asprey, Alison Egan, Brigid Zengeni, Danny Webb and Reece Shearsmith
Note: James Bolam is absent during this episode.

Nicholson, Jim

B24
BW Sanderson 4/44
Leicstershire won the toss and elected to field

Adrian Holdstock and Wynand Louw

most draws team

RJ Burns 158
A29

latest goal win extra opponent

RWT Key 89

Country

After being pestered by his wife Esther, Brian checks himself into a rehabilitation clinic run by monks to try to cure his alcohol problem. After hearing about the unsolved death of a heroin addict there some years before, he calls in his colleagues to investigate, but there is one problem: Esther doesn't want them anywhere near him. After deciding to help anyway, Gerry goes in undercover in the guise of a sex addict to try and piece together exactly what happened.

Guest starring: Richard Wilson, Malcolm Storry, Fay Ripley, Nick Sidi, Peter Sullivan, Steven Elder, David Michaels, Lizzie McInnerny and Zoe Henry

JS Gatting 59

Chloe Moss

best goal difference-team

LA Dawson 19*
G Onions 2/35
JG Myburgh 3/57

penalties awarded

DEN

DJ Willey 103
WA White 6/113

Religion in Malacca - 2010 Census

Martin Bodenham and Martin Saggers
JA Rudolph 63

Lottery Curse

A blood-stained bust is uncovered during some reconstruction work in a cemetery, pointing UCOS to the murder of an alternative medicine practitioner, bludgeoned to death seven years ago. The evidence leads to the pioneering but controversial world of cryopreservation – the practice of keeping ‘clinically dead’ patients frozen in time to extend their life cycle. In a sensitive case, with the watchful eye of their bosses upon them, Sasha is determined that her team won’t put a foot wrong. But with suspects constantly running rings around them and the sobering possibility that two perpetrators are still at large, UCOS must go out on a limb if they are to unlock their most difficult cold case yet. Fiona is offered a job too good to be true in Aberdeen, leaving Danny bereft at the thought of losing her. Ted is devastated when he realises he’s lost his lucky cigarette case, and Sasha has an interesting offer from the notoriously cut-throat Assistant Commissioner Cynthia Kline.

Guest starring: David Haig, Geraldine Somerville, Ramon Tikaram and Denise Gough

Dhoom 3

de Godenzonen , de Joden , I Lancieri , Lucky Ajax

CAJ Morris 2/99
Rob Bailey and Neil Bainton
Hampshire won the toss and elected to bat
Points: Durham 19, Nottinghamshire 4

Breadcrumbs

MT Coles 6/55
Points: Sussex 19, Warwickshire 3

Martyn Friend

FH Edwards 4/100

Sandra seizes the chance to solve a murder that she believes is linked to her first ever case, and the team start putting together a jigsaw puzzle of suspects from a photograph taken in a London park in the 90s. Eventually faced with increasing pressure to hand over the investigation, Sandra makes a huge decision, which is going to change UCOS forever.

Reappearance of James Bolam as Jack Halford

Final appearance of Amanda Redman as Sandra Pullman

Guest starring: Phoebe Nicholls, Serge Hazanavicius, Louisa Clein, Dorian Lough and Barry McCarthy

Middlesex won the toss and chose to bat
JA Rudolph 43

The Truth Is Out There

BRM Taylor 152

latest goal win

DI Stevens 4/37

Sasha is faced with a dilemma when the investigation of a corrupt senior officer calls into question the conviction of Edward Monroe – whom she believes to be guilty of murdering her old work partner. Pre-empting an appeal, UCOS must carry out preliminary investigative work for Strickland. As things begin to look like someone else could be guilty of the crime in question, can Sasha hide a key fact from the team or will she do the right thing? Meanwhile, Steve is forced to finally face his past when his long-lost son Stewie unexpectedly turns up looking for a place to stay. However, father and son struggle to strike up a bond.

Guest starring: Ralph Brown, Emily Joyce, Diane Keen, Bruce Montague, Kate O'Flynn and Hazel Ellerby

James Harris 4/69
Jack Burnham made his first-class debut
Middlesex won by 187 runs

most consecutive clean sheets-team

JA Rudolph 74
TB Abell 88
A13

American ice hockey player

BA Raine 3/33
JAR Harris 4/48
Essex won by 5 wickets
ZS Ansari 6/30

Spanish football player/manager

GR Napier 3/85

Traditional region

Points: Essex 19, Kent 3
inns & 207 runs

The One That Got Away

A28
ME Hobden 4/48
KK Jennings 98
JAR Harris 5/71
LC Norwell 6/33
Match Drawn
Surrey won the toss and elected to field
AZ Lees 62
T Westley 65*
SJ Magoffin 5/73

Alor Gajah Municipal Council

A37
inns & 23 runs
TD Groenewald 4/41

Carey Salley

least clean sheets-team

B46

most clean sheets opponent-team

EJH Eckersley 147
BRM Taylor 103
inns & 157 runs

Anderson: STS-117

Ice Cream Wars

Steve Garratt and Steve O'Shaughnessy
Glamorgan won by 7 wickets
JW Hastings 4/87

Fashion Victim

SR Hain 57

RK Vardar PRO

AW Gale 96

Irfan Karim 67

SR Hain 103*

Accession into the Federation of Malaya

SM Ervine 66*

DD India

Durham won by 178 runs
Mike Burns and Richard Illingworth
Martin Bodenham and Richard Kettleborough
BT Foakes 57* 93
B58
Russell Evans and Steve O'Shaughnessy
A65

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SJ Magoffin 6/109
DI Stevens 3/29
First-class debut: Callum Taylor

Paul Farrell

youngest scorer player

acsb

JD Shantry 4/39
TJ Murtagh 22*
A71
SM Davies 115*
GR Napier 57
RI Keogh 1/27

James Ngoche 5/26

Points: Durham 22, Sussex 6
MHA Footitt 4/60
PD Trego 4/73

last goal player

"Bayern"

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"Auld Lang Syne"

JK Fuller 2/51
JA Porter 1/43
BT Slater 53
Stephen Gale and Steve O'Shaughnessy
NRD Compton 117
JL Denly 50
HF Gurney 5/75

United Arab Emirates won by 5 wickets

RE Levi 54*

Mashnev, Maksim

OE Robinson 4/112
KR Brown 56

January 2005

LSF2

RK Kleinveldt 5/68
B36
L Wood 65
KM Jarvis 4/132
A43

The Wolf of Wallbrook

BA Hutton 5/77

ECO, SAFTA, ASEAN, WIPO and WTO

NRD Compton 87

Charlie Sheen

PD Collingwood 127

Nepal won the toss and elected to field.

MJ Guptill 227
GK Berg 3/88
T Westley 4/75
JEC Franklin 91*
OE Robinson 4/79

least goals conceded

Points: Surrey 21, Kent 5

Left Field

No play was possible because of rain with the match moved to the reserve day. No play was possible on the reserve day with the match being abandoned without a ball bowled.

RJ Sidebottom 5/18
AJ Wheater 111
Points: Worcestershire 23, Somerset 5

U.S.

Russell Evans and David Millns

White movement

most goals match team

CE Shreck 4/67
BC Brown 68

CRO

AU Rashid 99
Points: Gloucestershire 20, Essex 3
B26

Norman Vanua 2/45

Lancashire

Preston Mommsen 78

Lancashire won the toss and elected to bat

latest goal player

DJ Willey 104*
JE Burke 73
MA Wood 66

The death of a teenage tennis star occupies the team when it is suggested her suicide jump two years earlier was anything but. They soon find several people with motives for her murder, including her coach Nick and agent Anthony, but it seems the one with the most to benefit from the girl's demise was her great rival Fawn Brammall – a shy and subdued player who proves difficult to question. Meanwhile, Gerry wonders if he did enough to encourage his own daughter's sporting ambitions and Brian hatches a plan to turn his dog into a movie star.
Guest starring: Tamzin Outhwaite, Alexei Sayle, Brana Bajic and Kevin Doyle

CB Cooke 56
MT Coles 2/75

'"Painting On Loan"

Outlook: Positive

Home team won
SJ Thakor 44

Irfan Ahmed 40

Dave Bassett, Leigh Kakaty

FFFF00

CJ McKay 5/59
AJA Wheater 57
LJ Wright 61
MAG Boyce 50
SW Billings 43

scoring

[ Scorecard]

GJ Batty 5/102

Dark Chocolate

SP Crook 3/28
Points: Nottinghamshire 11, Middlesex 11

least clean sheets

MW Machan 80
Jeff Evans and Graham Lloyd
First-class debuts: Ed Barnard and Joe Clarke
V Chopra 119*
BJ McCarthy 38*
B37

Dumbarton, Scotland

Part of a Whole

JS Foster 63

Cotton and Yarn

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SG Borthwick 103
MT Coles 4/43
Adeel Malik 3/39

most goals match losing team-team

"Juan for All, All for Juan:

Points: Yorkshire 23, Durham 3

Retired detective Steve McAndrew arrives from Glasgow to help reinvestigate one of his original cases, when the DNA of a young girl who went missing in 2003 after a university disco is found at the scene of a petrol station robbery in Clapham. It's clear that the inquiry is a very personal one for McAndrew, and although his taste for whisky, an eye for an attractive lady, an odd hobby and some dubious methods when it comes to police work rubs the team up the wrong way, his methods soon pay dividends.

First Appearance of Denis Lawson as Steve McAndrew
Guest starring: Sean McGinley, David Kennedy, Daniel Ryan and Michelle Duncan

"17 Years Of Nothing"

Raymond van Schoor 36

Kent won the toss and elected to bat

Philip John

Papua New Guinea won the toss and elected to field.

B65
JD Shantry 2/37
OE Robinson 4/46
A72
JA Leaning 123

Semifinals

DKH Mitchell 76
Rob Bailey and Steve Garratt
CA Ingram 43
MA Carberry 79
KK Jennings 49
JD Shantry 4/15

Michael Swart 38

"Talking To The Dead"
Nicholas Hopkins

GJ Batty 4/12
MT Coles 4/83
AN Petersen 115
MA Wallace 79
TAI Taylor 4/113

"Schön sein"

Nine Lives

BA Raine 5/48
Northamptonshire won by an innings and 23 runs
LE Plunkett 4/61

NOAA

CMW Read 108
inns & 15 runs
JS Patel 4/69

Darling Range

The team investigate a 16-year-old murder of a young mum by her criminal husband that could be a miscarriage of justice following his release from prison. However, Gerry Standing, who worked on the original investigation, feels very strongly that the conviction should not be called into question. Whilst the rest of the team uncover a web of lies and corruption, Brian Lane knows his days at UCOS are numbered following his quest for justice for Anthony Kaye.

Guest starring: Gerard Horan, Kevin Pallister and Georgina Rich

KM Jarvis 4/50
Mike Burns and Jeff Evans
GM Andrew 3/73

Russian footballer

GER

Netherlands won by 5 wickets

Luis Enrique managerial positions

Cement

Eat Bulaga!

inns & 8 runs
Points: Gloucestershire 20,Leicestershire 4
CAJ Morris 1/49

As Lane comes to terms with life after UCOS, Esther asks him to help one of her book club friends find her missing brother – but will his nose for the truth get him into further trouble? And how will his former colleagues cope without their most dogged sleuth?

Final Appearance of Alun Armstrong as Brian Lane

Guest starring: Rosalind Ayres, John Labanowski and Art Malik

Cristiano Ronaldo and Tiago

GR Napier 3/63

Pieter Seelaar 2/23

KM Jarvis 4/121
Points: Yorkshire 13, Somerset 12

most group points

LJ Fletcher 4/58
WA Tavaré 58

Psychologist Samantha Gerson comes to UCOS to conduct a study of older men in the workplace. She asks the team to investigate the hit-and-run accident that left her brother Darren Gerson with a brain injury and memory loss. Darren was working as a bicycle courier and he believes that he was targeted for a package he was carrying.
Guest starring: Sally Phillips, Tim Plester, Susan Lynch, Cavan Clerkin, Stephen Wight, Alexandra Roach, and Kazia Pelka

First-class debut: Matthew Fisher

Amsterdamsche Football Club Ajax

A22
A38

Rose Bowl , Southampton, England

John Wilsher

First-class debut: Matthew Critchley

Roy Lamsam 41*

OJ Hannon-Dalby 3/80
MHA Footitt 3/72

When Jack goes AWOL after the Hanson case falls through, Sandra, Gerry and Brian are joined by Strickland's nephew James, an aspiring young copper to investigate the death of actor Michael Austin, who was shot dead during the performance of a play. The gun was loaded with blanks, but a piece of metal lodged in the barrel killed him. The death was ruled accidental at the time, but Austin's daughter Catherine has recently written a book, and new evidence in the form of a threatening note has come to light. Already a valued team member down, it looks like UCOS will lose another when Brian embraces his newfound love of the theatre. Meanwhile, Sandra is miffed when everyone forgets her birthday, so she goes on a dinner date with James Strickland.

Guest starring: Claire Bloom, Dermot Crowley, Dexter Fletcher, John Fortune, Will Kemp, Kate Magowan, Kim Thomson and Diana Weston

Note: James Bolam is absent during this episode.

RS Bopara 3/89
JS Foster 80*
VD Philander 4/56
Points: Glamorgan 21, Leicestershire 5
Mason Crane and Graham Clark made their first-class debuts
First-class debut: Matthew Carter
A59
BM Duckett 154
CA Pujara 133*

Romford, England

BA Godleman 53

Namibia won the toss and elected to field.

AG Prince 153
Points: Lancashire 24, Glamorgan 3
A12
WA Tavare 12*
WMH Rhodes 2/42

ptsb

Nick Cook and CK Nandan

latest goal

KM Jarvis 5/44

*Tigerair Australia
*Virgin Australia Regional Airlines

Victoria being interviewed by the editor of Suara Rakyat, during a visit to Indonesia in July 1952.

Graham Lloyd and Neil Mallender

Chad Smith

RJ Burns 110*
A64
MHA Footitt 4/61
AG Prince 76*

Yui Mitsue

ME Claydon 3/55

Commune of Estonia

Neil Bainton and Graham Lloyd
JM Clarke 88

Dmitry Zhloba

UCOS re-investigate the murder of a young wages clerk in 1950 when the family of the convicted culprit, one of the last men to be hanged in Britain, claim that he was the victim of a miscarriage of justice due to police corruption. As the team reinvestigate the case, they find themselves confronted with some uncomfortable truths about how things were done in "the good old days". Their enquiries provoke the wrath of a powerful enemy who will stop at nothing, including murder, to keep his secrets safe.

Guest starring: Graham McTavish, Georgina Rylance, Jan Francis, Siobhan Hewlett, George Cole and Roy Hudd

BA Raine 4/124

Meat Is Murder

HF Gurney 3/47
Jeff Evans and Jeremy Lloyds

The team revive a 30-year-old investigation into animal cruelty when a dog is found butchered on Hampstead Heath. The original investigation focused on John Fletcher, who was the press officer for The Human Liberation Front, an organization that was set up to counter the animal rights movement but no longer in existence. They seek advice from James Farlow, the animal control officer at the time, but have few leads. They determine that the killer may actually have wanted to harvest the animal's vital organs. During the investigation, Brian is devastated when his beloved dog dies, prompting the team to get him another. Meanwhile, Jack is feeling ill and is hospitalised with some unknown ailment, maybe it is connected to his new friendship with James Farlow.

Guest starring: Michael Maloney, Frances de la Tour, Richard Briers and Joseph Millson

TE Bailey 5/12
AG Prince 230

Virgin Australia Lounge

last hat-trick team

Quarterfinals

JM Bairstow 125*
GJ Muchall 145
RJ Sidebottom 4/39

Front cover of UK hardback

Peter Hartley and Paul Pollard
Graham Lloyd and Jeremy Lloyds

Problem Solving

ZS Ansari 4/58

RSA

كسلطانن ملايو ملاك

Daikin Marsh

A52

HK Drott

first goal team

Kent won the toss and elected to field

Gordana Kuzmanović

OP Rayner 2/52
Billy Taylor and Alex Wharf
Middlesex won by 9 wickets

Netherlands won by 85 runs

Bank Robbery

Alexander Kolchak

ISS Expedition

AG Prince 97
MJJ Critchley 137*
Sussex won by 1 wicket

Geoff Paukovich

oldest scorer opponent

Durham
Points: Essex 21, Glamorgan 3

most goals player match team

GD Berg 1/13
OP Stone 3/26
B68

IP19 0

Middlesex won by 79 runs

least wins team

Kent won by 8 wickets

Theatrical release poster

Sharad Vesawkar 30

CAJ Morris 3/70
SR Patel 56
JG Myburgh 118
Worcestershire won by an innings and 33 runs
Derbyshire won by 7 wickets
L Wood 1/34
NJ Dexter 5/64

Kenya won by 65 runs

Romans Ruined

Martin Sheen

Victoria Quirino

J Leach 6/73

When Gerry loses a poker game to bookie Michael Jacobs, he finds out that he owes him a sum of £10,000. However, Jacobs offers him a chance to clear his debt, by finding out who killed his father Joe, who was killed during a mugging outside Walthamstow Stadium in 1983.
Guest starring: Philip Whitchurch, Kenny Ireland, Kieran O'Brien and Gillian Taylforth

JP Faulkner 4/63
CE Shreck 5/71
DI Stevens 63
ME Claydon 4/103
B16
JTA Burnham 50

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Track listing

most draws

LJ Evans 70

most group points team

WA Tavaré 26*
Jeremy Lloyds and Alex Wharf
WB Rankin 6/75
Points: Leicestershire 12, Northamptonshire 11
LA Dawson 2/67
AG Salter 45
Stephen Gale and Billy Taylor
SD Robson 178
CJC Wright 3/97

Dutch control

GR Napier 1/21

Non-Knit Men's Suits

Awards

Algeria

Peter Hartley and Graham Lloyd
RE Levi 34

latest goal extra team

Vladimir Lenin

A61
Points: Hampshire 21, Warwickshire 3

France 600 troops

V Chopra 73

A Death in the Family

B45
MG Hogan 57

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Abu Syahid Shah

Coming Out Ball

OE Robinson 3/101
AC Thomas 4/46
Surrey
RI Keogh 163*

Malibu, California, United States

gdb

A70
Derbyshire deducted 1 point for a slow over rate
Jeff Evans and Paul Pollard
SJ Magoffin 4/48

Textile $2.29 billion

Mark Benson and Nigel Cowley
A Sheikh 3/108
BA Godleman 75
Points: Worcestershire 13, Hampshire 7
Richard Kettleborough and Alex Wharf

A Face For Radio

When the team reinvestigates a 30-year-old safety deposit robbery, they find themselves unwittingly drawn into a case involving high-level police corruption that threatens the future of UCOS.
Guest starring: Genevieve O'Reilly, Brian Croucher, Rosalind March, Georgie Glen, Phil Daniels, John Shrapnel, Jimmy Yuill and Roy Boyd

JS Patel 5/89
SCJ Broad 34

first goal opponent

R... Rajkumar

Aveiro, known as the Venice of Portugal a modern city, linked by canals to the Aveiro River and Ria estuary.

Paduka Tuan

JC Mickleburgh 42
Points: Essex 23, Derbyshire 2

Gerrie Snyman 1/9
Peter Borren 105*

TK Curran 6/61

latest goal extra opponent

Into the Woods

OH Freckingham 2/47
Lancashire won by an innings and 157 runs

No toss.

Allied troops parading in Vladivostok, 1918.

LJ Evans 98

Robert James Nicholson

Anil Mandal 100

ME Claydon 1/30
SM Davies 200*
CMW Read 101*

Mayanga

Mike Burns and David Millns

Brian finds the library card of cold case victim Dr Richard Symes, leading him to reinvestigate the death of the professor, who died after falling from the roof of his college three years previously. Sandra and Gerry interview Symes' widow, who believes principal Jeremy Ventham drove her husband to suicide following a conflict over teaching methods.
Guest starring: Sasha Behar, Tom Mison, David Ryall, Jonathan Cullen, Goran Kostić, Beth Goddard and Anne Reid

Inside Right

Points: Gloucestershire 23, Northamptonshire 4
OP Stone 4/91

first brace player

Confederation

"Deal with the Devil"

Mark Watt made his List A debut.

latest goal extra player

Joseph Stalin

From top left: Melaka skyline,A Famosa,Melaka Sentral ,Taming Sari Tower , Church of St. Francis Xavier and Hang Tuah's Well

WMH Rhodes 3/42

Andy Hay

Richard Kettleborough and David Millns

for Dances With Wolves

Middlesex won the toss and elected to field

own goals player

London Underground

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Lost in Translation

Martin Bodenham and Jeff Evans
Points: Lancashire 21, Derbyshire 4
JM Vince 60

Gold

MJ Cosgrove 113
Points: Somerset 20, Nottinghamshire 8
HJH Marshall 70
Points: Essex 22, Gloucestershire 3
Warwickshire won by 2 wickets
B38

Glasgow UCOS

"Nichts bleibt für die Ewigkeit"

EJH Eckersley 118

Dhoom Tap

B22
NRD Compton 85
Surrey won the toss and elected to bat
RN ten Doeschate 49

Season 2 DVD cover

GR Napier 3/62

"Torn to Pieces"

When an 80-year-old woman with dementia walks into a South London police station and asks to report a murder, the team find themselves investigating the disappearance of police officer Jimmy Hargreaves, who went missing in 1956. Steve's teenage son Stewie is arrested for buying weed and Steve must come face to face with his ex-wife Tricia, whom he hasn’t seen for ten years.

Guest starring: Julie Graham, Ann Firbank, Louis Mahoney, Katherine Jakeways, Emily Taaffe, Jasper Jacob and Georgine Anderson

Kila Pala 56

The Rock Part 1

BM Duckett 145

last hat-trick player

MH Wessels 88
Points: Northamptonshire 11, Gloucestershire 10
AJ Robson 120

Paul Rutman

Abdur Rehman 2/121
Sussex

most consecutive clean sheets opponent

most goals assists-player

Maksim Vitalyevich Mashnev

Points: Northamptonshire 19, Leicestershire 6
SM Curran 5/101
Points: Durham 22, Sussex 4

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Pillalam Memathaniki

Lancashire won by 250 runs

Director of Mossad

$14.1 billion or 5.9% of GDP

Points: Yorkshire 20, Middlesex 4
A11

Match 15

English

February 2011

ME Trescothick 4

for Never Cry Wolf

Victoria Quirino Gonzalez

Hampshire won the toss and elected to field
away

last brace team

David Millns and Steve O'Shaughnessy
AG Prince 106
JD Shantry 5/48
A Carter 4/53
B Wheal 4/101

most losses

Points: Nottinghamshire 10, Middlesex 8

Straits of Malacca

Keith Boak

the Russian Civil War

MT Coles 66
JA Porter 4/59
L Wood 3/68
TB Abell 76*

ملاك

PD Trego 95*
Jeremy Lloyds and Martin Saggers
DJ Bell-Drummond 45
T Westley 90
Jeff Evans and Peter Hartley

Barcelona

WL Madsen 172*

least losses

SM Davies 81
MA Wood 4/39
Gloucestershire won the toss and elected to field
J Clark 4/101
Paul Baldwin and Alex Wharf
A39
GM Andrew 5/85
JEC Franklin 32

The Gentleman Vanishes
Where There's Smoke

RK Oliver 101
JA Simpson 28

Cry Me a River

Northamptonshire won by 8 wickets

Tun Perpatih Permuka Berjajar

CAJ Meschede 4/101
DI Stevens 5/88
JA Tomlinson 4/37
WJ Durston 3/55
AM Ali 41

Tampin,

CJ Haggett 4/43

"Trenches"

Points: Surrey 12, Glamorgan 9
B59
AG Salter 3/5
LWP Wells 92

Instrumental

Nottinghamshire won the toss and elected to bat
JMR Taylor 156

hat-tricks player

Paul Baldwin and Ben Debenham
SM Ervine 102
A Harinath 120

The Russian Cousin

A51
GK Berg 2/66
RI Newton 71
KHD Barker 3/43

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most goals player match

CAJ Morris 5/71
First-class debut: Brad Wheal

Western Australia

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OP Stone 1/18
JAR Harris 3/79
MJ Guptill 32

"Creative Problem Solving"

A49
JD Ryder 87
GG Wagg 1/17

The body of a missing computer expert turns up in a hospital morgue under a false name, so the team reopens the investigation into his disappearance. The dead man worked for the Metropolitan Police, giving him access to a great deal of sensitive information—added to which, he was in contact with a group of online hackers. As the seasoned detectives unravel the mystery, Brian struggles to accept Steve as the new UCOS member, forcing Esther to intervene.
Guest starring: Sarah Smart, Alex Jennings and Lorraine Ashbourne

B69
BA Godleman 108
A40

Death Of A Timeshare Salesman

UCOS reinvestigates the death of a wealthy financier Douglas Anderson when a psychic tells the dead man's daughter that she needs to resolve some unfinished business on her father's behalf. Deeply sceptical of Sebastian Carter's 'gift', the team set out to prove him a fraud, but Pullman struggles to dismiss him as a con man when he reveals a conflict involving her own late father. The story's resolution depends on the use of a private residence on Heron Island on the great Barrier Reef as a hiding place for the proceeds of crime.
Guest starring: Elizabeth Tan, Alice Patten, Tom Wu, Jo Stone-Fewings, Paul Rhys and David Bradley

BA Godleman 30*
NRD Compton 74
KC Sangakkara 43

Channel 2025

aptsb

Estevez, Emilio

JA Porter 4/28
JD Shantry 5/92
TS Roland-Jones 4/51

most goals player

Russell Evans and Michael Gough

Maeve Press

OE Robinson 3/72
Saeed Ajmal 5/28

Portuguese control

Somerset

Love Means Nothing In Tennis

RI Newton 27

* Antonio P. Tuviera
* Malou Choa-Fagar

Yorkshire won by 7 wickets
RJW Topley 3/90
LC Norwell 4/32

"Home Truths"

Steve Garratt and Neil Mallender
Yorkshire won the toss and elected to bat
Nottinghamshire won by an innings and 123 runs
RH Patel 4/42

Reisman: STS-124

CN Miles 3/27

Food $4.15 billion

Points: Glamorgan 23, Surrey 6
VD Philander 3/27
inns & 47 runs

last brace opponent

WD Bragg 83
SA Northeast 36

first brace opponent

Tarang

LJ Wright 39
JC Hildreth 35
AU Rashid 3/159
Warwickshire won by an innings and 17 runs

Ramon Estevez

B17
LC Norwell 6/41
Points: Warwickshire 22, Worcestershire 4
JC Tredwell 3/61

most goals conceded-team

List of Extant episodes#Season 1

NLJ Browne 129
Paul Baldwin and Martin Saggers

Metin Huseyin

BC Brown 144*

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Points: Somerset 22, Nottinghamshire 4
CAJ Meschede 101*
Azharullah 2/75

Eredivisie, 2nd

Points: Derbyshire 19, Kent 4

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least wins

Kent

UCOS investigate the murder of a private investigator, who is stabbed through the heart in a suspected robbery gone wrong. The answers may well lie with the victim’s last three cases, but it’ll take the whole team’s expertise to crack the codes within his mysterious notebook. The movements of a rare collectable stamp ‘Russian Cousin’ could hold the key to the whole investigation – if only UCOS could track it down. Steve rents out his flat to a pair of demanding and hot-tempered Italians while Ted is determined to avoid a trip to the doctor for fear of coming face to face with his own mortality.

Guest starring: Dean Andrews, Christina Cole, Nadine Marshall, Sarah Crowden, Jonathan Forbes and Thaila Zucchi

Neil Bainton and Martin Saggers
ME Trescothick 153
WJ Durston 35

Macedonian

Stephen Eskinazi made his first-class debut
AC Thomas 5/73
T Westley 97

As Brian struggles to control and conceal his desire to drink again, he finds the perfect refuge in a commune at the centre of the team's investigation into the death of a university student Justin King. The case also helps Gerry face up to his relationship with Emily, who has not spoken to him since she discovered the truth about the DNA test at Ricky Hanson's trial.
Guest starring: Penny Downie, Ruby Bentall, Lorcan Cranitch, Richard Harrington, Sylvia Syms and Nicola Duffett

SM Ervine 47
JA Leaning 116
Gloucestershire won the toss and elected to bat
CJ Haggett 4/61
J Overton 1/27

The team face the challenge of explaining the death of a circus ringmaster who burned to death in his caravan, leaving only his feet behind. Pullman's mother has a stroke and this event leads Sandra to start asking questions about her father, who was a serving police officer at the time of his death. Her personal quest to discover the truth takes a dark turn after a chance remark from Strickland and she is horrified to learn that her trusted team have kept things from her and that one of them might have been indirectly responsible for the breakdown of his career, which drove him to his death.

Guest starring: Ian McNeice, Nick Brimble, Gillian Bevan, Christine Tremarco and Sheila Hancock

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SJ Magoffin 4/49
Yorkshire won by an innings and 126 runs

Conspiracy theories and government cover-ups face the team when they reopen a case involving the suspected suicide of respected journalist Peter Edelmann. Halford is rattled when confronted at the funeral of a colleague by his widow, Cheryl Brooker. She plans to drag her former husband's name through the mud in order to contest his will, proving he wasn't of sound mind when he wrote her out of it. It's a question of honour and Halford is determined to protect his friend's name – even at the cost of his own reputation.
Guest starring: Raquel Cassidy, Mark Williams, Mark Rice-Oxley, Michael Landes, Alexandra Boyd, Glynis Barber and Michael Brandon

CMW Read 73
V Chopra 107

Fresh Starts

inns & 103 runs
C Overton 4/57
JKH Naik 2/54
Lancashire won by 91 runs
LWP Wells 108
Points: Glamorgan 12, Leicestershire 11

Monarchy

Martin Bodenham and Neil Mallender
inns & 62 runs
LJ Wright 59

present

Francisco Delgado

Points: Surrey 22, Gloucestershire 1
Neil Bainton and David Millns
SJ Magoffin 6/50
CJ McKay 43
KR Brown 97
LJ Hill 11*
James Weighell made his first-class debut
A10
CB Cooke 81
KM Jarvis 4/118

Lisa Holdsworth

Sussex won by 92 runs
GR Napier 3/53
B67

A$1 billion

KR Brown 82

Nick Fisher

most goals player-player

Durham won by 120 runs
Worcestershire won the toss and elected to field
Martin Bodenham and Alex Wharf
TR Ambrose 89
AJ Hodd 54*
draw
Hampshire won by 6 wickets
RK Kleinveldt 5/138
OB Cox 45

"Eyes Down For A Full House"

A-$49 million

Edmund Ironside

TR Ambrose 113
B44

"Trust Me"

worst goal difference

Rain delayed the start of Scotland's innings, reducing it to a 22 overs per side match. Scotland batted for 1.4 overs before play was called off due to further rain. The game continued into the reserve day with Scotland on 15/0 from 1.4 overs, chasing 110 runs to win.

Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand

Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland. Straits Branch, Reinhold Rost

Leicestershire won by 3 wickets
M Klinger 103

Sonja Magdevski

GH Roderick 75

Max O'Dowd made his List A debut.

Evgeny Miller

R Clarke 3/63

María Emilia Salerni

AN Cook 80
Points: Hampshire 11, Middlesex 10
AU Rashid 4/48
MJ Cosgrove 79
APR Gidman 71
MJ Cosgrove 102
GK Berg 38

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CMW Read 90

least clean sheets opponent

Rice

Pandurii Târgu Jiu

Stephen Gale and Martin Saggers
Points: Lancashire 13, Northamptonshire 12

A woman is sent anonymous emails from someone claiming to know what happened to her husband Phillip Mackenna, a prominent scientist at UCL, working on cold fusion, who disappeared while on a train to Paris. As the team investigates, DAC Strickland receives a warning from Whitehall.
Guest starring: Tim McInnerny, Shaun Williamson, Gary Powell, Amy Phillips, Keeley Forsyth and Rebecca Front

A20
Jeff Evans and Martin Saggers
Rob Bailey and Neil Mallender

"Family Business"

Glamorgan won by 89 runs
Rob Bailey and Ian Gould

Robin Sheppard

*John Borghetti
*Richard Branson
*Brett Godfrey

WB Rankin 2/46

fastest goal

WSF2

RD Pringle 99
A41
ST Finn 4/41
Ben Debenham and Steve Garratt

most goals conceded

Moving Target

DD Bharati

BW Hilfenhaus 4/67

Congratulations

BA Raine 2/34
Nottinghamshire won by 113 runs

Prodigal Sons

LJ Wright 226
JM Vince 76*

eOne Music

"ID Parade"

A50
MHA Footitt 2/64
JWA Taylor 291

Map showing the location of the state of Malacca within Malaysia

Somerset won the toss and elected to bat
JC Hildreth 57
JM Bairstow 102

UCOS re-investigate a bungled murder case where the body of a young girl was misidentified. Hannah Taylor was abducted and presumed dead, but UCOS discover that she's still alive and claiming she simply ran away from her abusive mother. When Pullman attempts to get to the bottom of it, the case threatens to have a profound impact on UCOS. During the investigation, Gerry is forced to work on loan with the murder squad, where he gets involved in a childish feud with a DI.
Guest starring: Lisa Faulkner, Ben Crompton, Harriet Walter, Matt Bardock, Bill Moody, Nicholas Ball and Sam Hazeldine

A62
JA Brooks 5/44
CE Shreck 4/91
Ryan Stevenson made his first-class debut

The UCOS team reopen a 20-year-old case when a camera and film belonging to a photographic lab assistant murdered in 1987 are found in a Soho pub toilet. New evidence leads the detectives into the dark underside of the modelling world and to the door of a professional footballer. Meanwhile, Brian's erratic behaviour takes an alarming turn, and Gerry's not happy when his daughter Emily joins the team and looks to Pullman as a role model.

Guest starring: Jeremy Sheffield, Julianne White, Tom Mannion, Marion Bailey, Rasmus Hardiker, Huggy Leaver, Carol Royle, Peter de Jersey, Hannah Waterman, Alan Williams and Mark Arden

Peter Nero and Chettithody Shamshuddin

Right-handed

Chris Rushworth 5/43

Hesse at the 2011 Open GDF Suez de Cagnes-sur-Mer Alpes-Maritimes

Danny Miller and Roy Mitchell
Rachael New

CF Hughes 104
JD Ryder 5/43

The Sins of the Father

JP Faulkner 121
DL Lloyd 3/164
Martin Bodenham and Nick Cook

POL

JC Mickleburgh 50

Tu Hi Junoon

The English Defence

Points: Hampshire 11, Warwickshire 10

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Dumbarton

Ball-and-stick model of naphthalene

CA Ingram 89
OP Rayner 1/7
JEC Franklin 55*
Derbyshire
LC Norwell 4/95

agab

Durham won by 6 wickets
KP Pietersen 53*
Stephen Gale and Nigel Llong
B23
PD Collingwood 37
VD Philander 3/47
B39

Billa

Maxx Style. Maxx Savings. Maxx Life.

Blood Is Thicker Than Water

Steve Garratt and Martin Saggers

braces

least goals conceded-team

NJ O'Brien 54

A school arson is being reinvestigated when the young man originally convicted of the crime, Luke Hanson, turns out to have an alibi after all.
However, Jack is determined to get a confession from Luke’s father, Ricky, his old nemesis, who is suspected of having killed his own brother about the same time. Jack believes Ricky Hanson set his own son up to take the fall for the arson to get him out of the way and is desperate to see him behind bars once and for all. As Jack investigates, he begins to believe that the elder Hanson may have been responsible for a tragedy closer to home. Meanwhile, Gerry receives a visit from a girl called Emily, who tells him that he may be her father. Elsewhere, Pullman receives a tempting job offer away from UCOS, whilst Brian's new hobby threatens to tempt him back into alcoholism.

Guest starring: David Troughton, Kevin Whately, Michael Thomas, Felicity Dean, Joe Absolom, Karl Johnson and Hannah Waterman

TC Fell 143
Michael Gough and Graham Lloyd
Graham Lloyd and Tim Robinson

Johor Sultanate

JAR Harris 3/52
JE Burke 4/19
MG Hogan 4/65
PD Collingwood 5/57

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Neil Bainton and Mike Burns
MD Taylor 5/93

Fan made title card for KalyeSerye

home
AZ Lees 58*

most goals match team-team

J Clark 2/58
Leicestershire won by 6 wickets

Magic Majestic
Rob Evans

SR Patel 3/30
B18
A30
WL Madsen 112
WD Bragg 104

Richard Poe

The battle between two families in the business of selling ice cream erupts once again.
UCOS discovers most of their conflict has been exacerbated by predations of "the ice cream bandit", an armed robber whose targets were the ice cream vans of the two feuding families in the mid-1990s. Meanwhile, Gerry is having family troubles, as his youngest daughter doesn't know what to do with her life. Attempting to help, Gerry accidentally allows her to take part in an undercover drug deal, incurring the wrath of Pullman and his ex-wife Jayne.

Guest starring: Sean Gilder, Natalie J. Robb, Clare Holman, Fabiano Martell, Terence Harvey, Joe Duttine and Edward de Souza

Gloucestershire won by 7 wickets
AM Lilley 3/63

Match 16

* Points: Warwickshire 10, Middlesex 9
DJ Malan 120*
Northamptonshire won by 92 runs
JC Hildreth 82

most goals team-team

SR Patel 46
Points: Warwickshire 21, Worcestershire 3
C Rushworth 4/37
JT Ball 4/67