Week Four: Dallas Cowboys at New Orleans Saints – Game summary

JA Brooks 3/55

''' H Zeballos

SR Patel 4/23
A54
Points: Yorkshire 23, Hampshire 4
JD Middlebrook 5/82
Nigel Cowley and Alex Wharf

Martin Guptill

Somerset won by 9 wickets

André Lima

SR Patel 3/57
AM Rossington 59
Points: Lancashire 23, Leicestershire 2

2015 Davis Cup

A Lyth 67
GH Roderick 61
JL Denly 66
First-class debut: Jordan Clark
DI Stevens 50
MHA Footitt 5/41
Gloucestershire won by 9 wickets
KHD Barker 5/103
TJ Murtagh 3/69
CD Nash 121
JP Faulkner 5/39
P Coughlin 4/70

N Kicker

Egon
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A18
MP Dunn 3/76

Leonardo

WR Smith 93
First-class debut: Lewis McManus
OB Cox 48*

Vilhena

Yorkshire won by 10 wickets
KM Jarvis 5/13
GO Jones 80
Hampshire won by 7 wickets
PD Trego 35

Luan

JK Fuller 4/35

No play on days 2, 3 and 4
*Points: Kent 5, Gloucestershire 5

C Rushworth 5/81
RA Whiteley 78
T Kohler-Cadmore 89
Essex won by an innings & 188 runs
Surrey won by 6 wickets
Hampshire won by 216 runs
DJ Malan 69
TK Curran 7/35
Home grounds of each County.

The 2015 Coupe de France Final decided the winner of the 2014–15 Coupe de France, the 98th season of France's premier football cup. It was played on 30 May at the Stade de France in Saint-Denis, Paris, between Ligue 2 club Auxerre and Paris Saint-Germain of Ligue 1. Paris Saint-Germain won the match 1–0 with a goal by Edinson Cavani, thus achieving their ninth title.

AM Rossington 95
JA Tomlinson 2/56
Glamorgan won by 137 runs
Points: Surrey 13, Lancashire 12
RK Kleinveldt 3/91
JL Denly 60
RK Oliver 99
DD Masters 4/45
MH Wessels 104
DI Stevens 5/58

Lajeadense

B29

Miku

Espinales

MT Coles 3/49
M Klinger 102
B20

Sam Curran made his first-class debut
*Points: Surrey 22, Kent 6

LJ Evans 213*
C Rushworth 5/49

Ituano
Paulo Sérgio Santos Moreira

Michael Gough and Ian Gould

Peter Hartley and CK Nandan
GC Wilson 65
TE Bailey 4/52

EA0000

Surrey won by an innings and 180 runs
Points: Nottinghamshire 12, Warwickshire 8
JEC Franklin 3/41
Hampshire won by 8 wickets
Ben Debenham and Neil Mallender

Juninho

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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*
JC Tredwell 1/17

Operário

B32
WB Rankin 3/23
Match drawn

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Rob Bailey and Russell Evans
A31
Paul Baldwin and Jeremy Lloyds

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Luziânia

Durham won the toss and chose to field

Alex Ruan

TLW Cooper 5/76
WJ Durston 6/109
CDJ Dent 52
MA Carberry 97
AW Gale 125
SG Borthwick 99

Top passers
* DAL –
* WAS –
Top rushers
* DAL –
* WAS –
Top receivers
* DAL –
* WAS –
Top tacklers
* DAL –
* WAS –

GG Wagg 2/8
MA Chambers 3/44

Zack Martin OG,

Essex
C Rushworth 3/53
R Clarke 55
Points: Lancashire 23, Kent 4

Attendance : 13,909

Neil Bainton and Steve O'Shaughnessy

Matheus

CF Hughes 96

Uallison Pikachu

Surrey won the toss and chose to bat
SA Northeast 55
MH Yardy 104
First-class debut: Ollie Robinson

Criciúma
Pará

Australia won the toss and elected to bat.

B52

Bangladesh won the toss and elected to bat.

A68
BM Duckett 88
JC Tredwell 3/59

Rodrigo Pinho

Lodeiro

Enrique Cáceres

Ian Gould and Richard Kettleborough

Wellington Boi

Meza

Cássio

Ben Debenham and Russell Evans
AG Wakely 123

CENE

C Overton 1/12

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Attendance : 3,591

CN Miles 4/58

Confiança

KHD Barker 4/65
BA Godleman 105*
DJ Malan 182*
U Arshad 3/41

Jack Winslade made his first-class debut
*Points: Essex 24, Derbyshire 2

2015 Copa Fila – Singles

Nick Cook and Jeremy Lloyds
C Rushworth 3/52
MHA Footitt 5/45
Points: Nottinghamshire 24, Warwickshire 4
B31

Rafinha

The 2015 Davis Cup was the 104th edition of the Davis Cup, a tournament between national teams in men's tennis. It was sponsored by BNP Paribas. Great Britain won their tenth title (their first since 1936), with Andy Murray defeating David Goffin of Belgium on clay in the final match held at Flanders Expo located in Ghent on 29 November 2015.

A24
SG Borthwick 4/46
NRD Compton 70

Osman Junior

BA Godleman 14
Derbyshire won by 8 wickets
IAA Thomas 4/48

Top passers
* DAL –
* BUF –
Top rushers
* DAL –
* BUF –
Top receivers
* DAL –
* BUF –
Top tacklers
* DAL –
* BUF –

C Overton 6/74
ME Trescothick 52
TAI Taylor 3/72
Points: Northamptonshire 13, Essex 9

Official logo of the 2015 ICC Cricket World Cup

JC Hildreth 118
AN Petersen 286

2015 Copa Argentina Final

Willian Arão

Nottinghamshire won by 5 wickets
CJ Jordan 56*

C Garin

Worcestershire won by an innings and 62 runs
Derbyshire won the toss and elected to field
Gloucestershire won by 155 runs
WTS Porterfield 61
Points: Glamorgan 8, Derbyshire 7
Yorkshire won by 305 runs

Rafael Paty
The 2015 Copa do Brasil First Round was played from 25 February to 30 April 2015, deciding the 40 teams that advanced to the Second Round.

T Lipovsek

RJW Topley 1/14
MW Machan 81
GR Napier 35*

R Olivo

Cavani

Naôh

Kumar Dharmasena and Joel Wilson

Figueirense
Felipe Alves

Durham won by 7 wickets
MD Stoneman 113

Tiago Lima

AG Salter 3/64

Jadson

EC Joyce 82
ZS Ansari 4/149
Rob Bailey and David Millns

Natan

Steve Garratt and Nigel Llong

Denesh Ramdin 88

Steve Garratt and Tim Robinson
CAJ Morris 3/48
Yorkshire won by 100 runs
C Overton 41
A47
R McLaren 4/60
SA Northeast 76
RD Pringle 3/45
JA Rudolph 52*
SR Patel 4/102
SW Billings 99
SA Northeast 85
CDJ Dent 65*

Rosario Central

BA Hutton 5/29
A Shahzad 3/54

Geílson

OP Stone 3/68
MG Hogan 3/54

FRA

DA Cosker 69
TK Curran 7/20
J Overton 2/28
Points: Northamptonshire 13, Lancashire 11
PJ Horton 168

Johan Cloete and Paul Reiffel

OH Freckingham 3/32
A19
RE Levi 53
Surrey won by 3 wickets
TR Ambrose 89
IAA Thomas 1/8
BA Godleman 101

Moacir

HD Rutherford 108

Ratinho

BA Raine 4/55
HF Gurney 3/69
Somerset won the toss and elected to field
Paul Baldwin and Graham Lloyd
TK Curran 3/46
KM Jarvis 5/39
SA Patterson 5/11
FH Edwards 6/88
Points: Warwickshire 24, Durham 3
J Allenby 64
Visiting team won
ST Gabriel 5/31

Chapecoense

JS Patel 7/38
CN Miles 5/61

Flávio Boaventura
Pablo Ramon Gonçalves Pinheiro

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

Renan Roberto de Souza
Devarly Lira do Rosário

GK Berg 4/67

Roberto García

WA Tavaré 52
* Points: Durham 11, Hampshire 10

Round-robin and Knockout

RD Pringle 40

Rafael Franciscatti

Yorkshire won by an innings and 8 runs
WA White 2/69
OB Cox 44

Grêmio

JA Simpson 27*

Londrina

Paul Stirling 37

Bragantino

G Onions 3/86

Pathrice Wallace Correa Maia

Points: Middlesex 10, Somerset 8
GG Wagg 4/77
AN Petersen 63
B21

Jackson

First-class debut: Fynn Hudson-Prentice
Points: Warwickshire 11, Middlesex 10
Surrey won by 7 wickets
BT Foakes 140*
ML Pettini 134
JS Patel 3/70
Lancashire won the toss and elected to field

Pedro Bambu

Eagles

MHA Footitt 4/94
Russell Evans and Billy Taylor
A69
MJ Richardson 96*

André Oliveira

ZS Ansari 99
R Clarke 5/62
SL Elstone 103*
RWT Key 29
JMR Taylor 120
inns & 123 runs
SJ Croft 102
B41
AZ Lees 87
JG Myburgh 61
Middlesex won by 71 runs
LJ Wright 50

Kevin Burkhardt, John Lynch and Peter Schrager

MS Crane 4/72
WJ Durston 85
Northamptonshire won the toss and elected to field
ZS Ansari 6/152
Azharullah 5/31
L Gregory 2/61
TC Fell 114
Yorkshire won the toss and chose to field

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B51

Jim Nantz, Phil Simms and Tracy Wolfson

RD Pringle 69*

Nawroz Mangal 60

Matheus Ferraz

inns & 126 runs
A48

Daniel Piauí

C Rushworth 1/16
LC Norwell 5/112

Goiás

MA Carberry 57
JJ Roy 60*
HJH Marshall 34*

Salgueiro

Points: Somerset 22, Hampshire 3
Rob Bailey and Nick Cook

G Clezar

2015 Coupe de la Ligue Final

Somerset won the toss and chose to bat
SR Hain 106
RN ten Doeschate 43

Jacuipense

B10

Mitchell Starc
India won by 153 runs

Boa

Points: Nottinghamshire 22, Worcestershire 5

Brazil

Points: Surrey 22, Essex 7
JD Ryder 4/53
B71
JA Brooks 5/56

Aurélio Santana Martins

RK Kleinveldt 4/87
OP Stone 4/59

Bolo

Yorkshire won by 174 runs
GJ Muchall 81*
Surrey won by 222 runs
Nottinghamshire won by an innings and 103 runs
A53
WB Rankin 6/55
B53
R Clarke 3/42
MG Hogan 4/51

Redskins

Points: Derbyshire 24, Gloucestershire 4
Yorkshire won by 183 runs
WMH Rhodes 79

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Kyle Abbott 2/35

TE Bailey 4/69

Swapnil Patil 31

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Néstor Pitana

Rodrigo

* Points: Lancashire 11, Glamorgan 7
SA Patterson 3/78

Alan

Colombia

Points: Gloucestershire 22, Lancashire 7
R Clarke 3/19
Peter Hartley and Steve O'Shaughnessy

''' H Podlipnik

Martin Bodenham and Steve O'Shaughnessy

Emerson de Almeida Ferreira
Rogério Lima da Rocha

''' K Edmund

Madureira

DI Stevens 4/76
NRD Compton 71
Warwickshire won by 8 wickets
MG Hogan 4/36
A32
A60
JJ Cobb 29*
AP Palladino 3/70
Points: Warwickshire 22, Somerset 4

Henrique

A17
Steve Garratt and Graham Lloyd

Diones

Nick Cook and Peter Hartley
DA Payne 4/73
CE Shreck 4/84

Richard Illingworth and S. Ravi

Felipe Azevedo

Mike Tirico, Jon Gruden and Lisa Salters

Billy Bowden and Kumar Dharmasena

Fox

Roberto Firmino

BT Slater 58
AJ Robson 75
TC Fell 23
JAR Harris 3/64
Derbyshire won the toss and elected to bat
Somerset won by 2 wickets

Ciço

SD Robson 36*
BL D'Oliveira 49

Joinville

Zimbabwe won by 7 wickets

A Collarini

C Rushworth 6/49

Thiaguinho

JJ Roy 143
KHD Barker 102*

Scotland won the toss and elected to bat.
New Zealand won the toss and elected to bat.

CE Shreck 5/82
DW Lawrence 14*

Alisson Furtado

Abdala

Valdeir

2015 Copa Argentina Final was the 218th and final match of the 2014–15 Copa Argentina. It was played on November 4, 2015 at the Estadio Mario Alberto Kempes de Córdoba between Rosario Central and Boca Juniors. Boca Juniors won the match 2-0. As champion, Boca Juniors qualified for the 2015 Supercopa Argentina. As runners-up, Rosario Central qualified for the 2016 Copa Libertadores.

Points: Middlesex 21, Sussex 3

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T Kohler-Cadmore 24

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The 2015 County Championship season, known as the LV= County Championship for sponsorship reasons, was the 116th cricket County Championship season. It was contested through two divisions: Division One and Division Two. Each team played all the others in their division both home and away.
A33
JHK Adams 136
Paul Baldwin and Steve O'Shaughnessy
JS Patel 4/24
GH Roderick 76

Dudu

MW Machan 192

M Cuevas
Horacio Zeballos

IJ Westwood 32*
IJ Westwood 84
Points: Lancashire 21, Gloucestershire 5
AC Voges 38

Joe Buck, Troy Aikman and Erin Andrews

Worcestershire won the toss and chose to field
C Rushworth 6/39

Cláudio Francisco Lima e Silva

B30
LWP Wells 3/56

Campinense

SP Terry 62*
GG Wagg 94

Giants

LC Norwell 4/97
WD Bragg 120

Tupi

PD Trego 79
GG Wagg 58
GH Dockrell 37*
RK Kleinveldt 4/99
A23

Mateus Santana

A Kapil 1/13

Pedro Augusto

RJ Sidebottom 3/32
JM Clarke 50
CN Miles 5/60
Jeremy Lloyds and Steven O'Shaughnessy
Hampshire

Cristaldo

CJ McKay 5/54
GG Wagg 2/46
NLJ Browne 50
TK Curran 4/153
JC Hildreth 187
Points: Warwickshire 9, Sussex 9
JAR Harris 4/57 ''
Nigel Cowley and Jeff Evans
JA Tomlinson 4/86
Essex won the toss and elected to field

Diney

JD Middlebrook 3/130
WR Smith 64*
JT Ball 6/49
RK Kleinveldt 5/83
BL D'Oliveira 5/48
G Chapple 4/62
Sussex won the toss and elected to bat
BA Raine 5/43
Durham won the toss and elected to bat

Aguilar
Arriola

Lima

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

bye

RI Newton 107

Alecrim

CF Hughes 101

2015 Cricket World Cup

Rob Bailey and Richard Illingworth
EJH Eckersley 41
A Harinath 104

Boca Juniors

SG Borthwick 95

Daniel Marques

Neil Bainton and Peter Hartley
MT Coles 5/24
Worcestershire won the toss and elected to bat
CJ McKay 2/54
SJ Magoffin 2/65
B50

Luiz Gustavo

New Zealand

Gadeia

AW Gale 164
Points: Sussex 12, Yorkshire 11
Nick Cook and Tim Robinson

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

2015 Copa do Brasil First Round

WA White 6/25

Jerry Jones

SC Kerrigan 3/94
inns & 17 runs
RI Keogh 3/35
Russell Evans and Richard Kettleborough
Points: Middlesex 20, Sussex 6

Vinicius Furlan

Middlesex won the toss and elected to bat
AP Agathangelou 54
RA Whiteley 101
SJ Magoffin 3/69
GJ Batty 4/32

*Offensive Coordinator – Scott Linehan
*Quarterbacks – Wade Wilson
*Running Backs – Gary Brown
*Wide Receivers – Derek Dooley
*Assistant Wide Receivers – Kyle Valero
*Tight Ends – Mike Pope
*Offensive Line – Frank Pollack
*Assistant Offensive Line – Marc Colombo
*Offensive Assistant – Kevin Carberry

Points: Nottinghamshire 24, Sussex 2
Points: Yorkshire 24, Worcestershire 5
FH Edwards 5/58
ME Trescothick 50
Derbyshire won the toss and chose to bat

Joãozinho

RA Whiteley 78*
Points: Derbyshire 11, Northamptonshire 11
KHD Barker 5/68
RAJ Smith 3/23

New Zealand won by 4 wickets

Flávio Henrique Coutinho

BM Duckett 134
KC Sangakkara 110

Felipe Amorim

Played indoors

LA Dawson 3/70
FH Edwards 5/32
Gloucestershire
Middlesex won by 5 wickets
Points: Nottinghamshire 21, Sussex 3
AW Gale 148
RML Taylor 3/41
J Leach 76
WA White 3/43
Points: Surrey 24, Leicestershire 5
Somerset won by 17 runs
MJ Cosgrove 59*

Arthur

Gloucestershire won the toss and chose to field
GJ Muchall 115

Osmar
Fernando Bob

Ashar Zaidi 3/55

Caro

Points: Glamorgan 13, Derbyshire 10
MJ Cosgrove 110
Points: Durham 19, Worcestershire 6
CAJ Meschede 4/89
JR Winslade 4/20
CMW Read 83*

Pávez

Eduardo Santana Nunes

Points: Northamptonshire 20, Kent 3
TJ Wells 3/68
Richard Kettleborough and Nigel Llong
GG Wagg 200
MHA Footitt 4/102

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RML Taylor 2/68

G Pella

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

Lendl Simmons 45

T Westley 1/11

Luis Fernando

JI Londero

Points: Lancashire 13, Essex 8
PM Siddle 4/39

Aylon

L Gregory 6/101
J Leach 4/89

Yuptun
Concha

Hyoran

Attendance: 93,013

J Harrison 2/77
Mark Benson and Russell Evans

Dallas Cowboys

Points: Nottinghamshire 11, Yorkshire 11
L Gregory 5/58
IJ Westwood 196

Taijul Islam 2/29

Elano

MD Stoneman 111
SG Borthwick 51*
GA Ballance 165
Lancashire won by 244 runs
CJC Wright 5/40

Week Five: New England Patriots at Dallas Cowboys – Game summary

LC Norwell 3/48
Ian Gould and Alex Wharf
Points: Yorkshire 22, Somerset 2
CDJ Dent 54

Michael Clarke 64

GJ Maxwell 1/2

Pakistan won by 3 wickets

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

Week One: New York Giants at Dallas Cowboys – Game summary

IAA Thomas 3/40
Steve O'Shaughnessy and Tim Robinson
* Points: Middlesex 19, Yorkshire 5
SJ Croft 1/3

Martin Guptill 100

RK Kleinveldt 5/99

Sánchez

MHA Footitt 5/53
TS Roland-Jones 4/78
B63
BA Godleman 51
Steve Garratt and Jeremy Lloyds

NBC

Tim Robinson and Billy Taylor
Points: Sussex 24, Worcestershire 2
KM Jarvis 4/67

Gilson

Kruger

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
MH Wessels 117
RE Levi 168
TT Bresnan 5/85

Maringá
Santo André

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DKH Mitchell 142*

Packers

H. Martínez

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H Podlipnik

Points: Kent 12, Glamorgan 10
JK Fuller 3/32

*Head Coach – Jason Garrett
*Senior Coaching Consultant/Offensive Consultant – Jimmy Robinson

TJ Murtagh 4/76

Cleiton

BAC Howell 102
Points: Hampshire 22, Nottinghamshire 6
JJ Cobb 54

The 2015 season is Cruzeiro's ninety-fourth season in existence and the club's forty-fifth consecutive season in the top flight of Brazilian football.

JWA Taylor 45
Points: Surrey 11, Gloucestershire 8
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MP Dunn 4/72

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CJ McKay 6/54
VD Philander 35*
A16
Gloucestershire won by 91 runs
SCJ Broad 50
APR Gidman 60*
BRM Taylor 90
Points: Warwickshire 11, Yorkshire 9
MG Hogan 3/82

Tillakaratne Dilshan 100

JW Hastings 79
MH Yardy 70

Ronaldo

RS Bopara 3/40
Points: Middlesex 23, Durham 4
GG Wagg 5/54
JD Ryder 6/47
BTJ Wheal 4/101
Day 1 of match washed out due to rain

A Ghem

RE Levi 64
Points: Leicestershire 12, Kent 10

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Sávio Pereira Sampaio
Rayllan

MT Coles 3/75
JKH Naik 8/179
Haseeb Hameed made his first-class debut.

ABC

DD Masters 3/51
R Clarke 28
Essex won by an innings and 31 runs

Hamid Hassan 1/49

DR Briggs 4/74
JL Denly 161*
inns & 188 runs
Leicestershire won the toss and elected to field
B11
MJ Cosgrove 74
DP Sibley 74

Xuxa

Australia won by 106 runs

Araya

Points: Yorkshire 22, Sussex 4

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

Gabriel Barcos
Flávio

B54
GJ Maxwell 140
AL Hughes 111*
G Onions 7/68

Sean Williams 3/35

JA Brooks 4/66
Northamptonshire

, clear

DJ Bell-Drummond 123
A56
BA Godleman 64*

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Rogério
Moto Club

Quarterfinals

MD Stoneman 112
IR Bell 111
NJ Dexter 3/51

New Zealand won by 134 runs

Kinho

Week Three: Atlanta Falcons at Dallas Cowboys – Game summary

Piauí
Marcos Aurélio

C Cachopa 54
WL Madsen 76*
NLJ Browne 105

América Mineiro

Points: Surrey 13, Northamptonshire 8

Ryan

B64

Figueroa

Lancashire won by an innings and 15 runs
CAJ Morris 2/45
GR Napier 4/27

Paulinho

Joe Root 85

Felipe Duarte Varejão

Marais Erasmus and Simon Fry

B12

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Bruno Arleu de Araujo

V Chopra 37
JW Hastings 7/60
CF Hughes 94

David

Rob Bailey and Mark Benson
GS Ballance 55
A66
JA Tomlinson 3/53

Ilailson

F. Martínez

KS Velani 58
DL Lloyd 92
JD Shantry 4/66
FH Edwards 4/43
MHA Footitt 4/98

Tinashe Panyangara 2/28

HF Gurney 3/68
JT Ball 3/35

Capivariano

A Shahzad 3/63
B27
CN Miles 1/49
Points: Nottinghamshire 6, Hampshire 5
Points: Derbyshire 8, Gloucestershire 8

Neymar

BW Sanderson 1/7
MAG Boyce 60

Gustavo Marmentini

FH Edwards 4/55

F Bagnis

DJ Willey 4/72

ITA

Rangana Herath 3/22

NJ Dexter 53
RA Jones 4/48
BAC Howell 3/50
SC Kerrigan 4/28

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B49
JHK Adams 61
NJ Dexter 3/24
Mike Burns and Ian Gould
P Coughlin 4/10
M Carter 7/56
Surrey won by an innings & 98 runs
AHT Donald 67
Points: Worcestershire 12, Middlesex 10
C Overton 4/24

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JS Patel 98
Barry McCarthy made his first-class debut
MG Hogan 1/30
DI Stevens 4/47

Alcívar

Iverton

MD Stoneman 44
PD Trego 1/11
Graham Lloyd and Martin Saggers
SCJ Broad 7/84
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MJ Cosgrove 94
Glamorgan won the toss and chose to bat
AD Hales 189
HJH Marshall 83

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Points: Sussex 22, Hampshire 3
* Points: Middlesex 19, Durham 3
HF Gurney 4/70

Sassá
Atlético Paranaense

Jets

Points: Surrey 20, Derbyshire 4

Bill

Warm-up matches

Falcons

LJ Hill 126
Paul Baldwin and David Millns

Neto

A34
TD Groenewald 3/65
Worcestershire
AG Salter 2/51
B40
NRD Compton 149
MH Yardy 52
JA Burns 72
MP Dunn 3/46
Yorkshire
A Shahzad 4/86
Glamorgan won the toss and elected to field

Alcaraz

JM Vince 56
KHD Barker 71
DA Payne 4/50
R Clarke 2/32

Luverdense

Semifinals

Ireland won by 4 wickets

First-class debut: Daniel Lawrence
L Wood 100

Travis Frederick C,

JW Hastings 72
JA Brooks 5/35
JD Ryder 3/53
L Wood 3/27
LD McManus 53*
J Leach 2/113
AZ Lees 52*
Points: Yorkshire 24, Nottinghamshire 3

Ibrahimović

Mike Burns and Alex Wharf

Khurram Khan 86

WB Rankin 3/55
SA Northeast 77

Anderson Lopes

Points: Kent 12, Lancashire 8

The 2015 Coupe de la Ligue Final was the 21st final of France's football league cup competition, the Coupe de la Ligue, a competition for the 42 teams that the Ligue de Football Professionnel (LFP) manages.

AG Salter 3/54
CE Shreck 4/75
SA Patterson 3/34
JJ Roy 140
B33
JM Bairstow 108

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Play limited to 50.2 overs on Day 1 due to rain

Botafogo

A26
AJA Wheater 74

Fuentes

TC Fell 78
inns & 180 runs
Glamorgan
JAR Harris 4/80

CBS

Sussex won by an innings and 63 runs
Points: Derbyshire 10, Kent 8
Nick Cook and Martin Saggers
CDJ Dent 73
SD Robson 1/8

Stazzone

KM Jarvis 5/69

Zak Chappell made his first-class debut
*Points: Derbyshire 12, Leicestershire 11

Brasília

Points: Leicestershire 21, Essex 3

England won the toss and elected to bat.

Points: Surrey 23, Derbyshire 5
BRM Taylor 106

Otero

Gustavo

Points: Hampshire 23, Sussex 5
B19
RJ Sidebottom 5/42
RI Newton 95

BEL

GG Wagg 4/89
Rob Bailey and Martin Saggers

Joelinton

Rengifo

JA Simpson 35
DI Stevens 4/48
EJH Eckersely 30
TK Curran 5/53

Paulinho Mossoró
Thiago Duarte Peixoto

LC Norwell 2/47

João Carlos

JT Ball 2/30

Carlos Alberto

JS Gatting 64*
AP Palladino 3/32
JD Shantry 5/51
Azharullah 4/74
Points: Glamorgan 22, Essex 4
SR Dickson 31*

Águia Negra

Quinteros

MG Hogan 5/71
SC Kerrigan 4/60

Max

Russell Evans and Jeremy Lloyds

João Vitor

HF Gurney 1/17
PD Collingwood 68
Nick Cook and Michael Gough

2015 Dallas Cowboys season

OB Cox 109

Adrianinho

SM Davies 47*
Nigel Cowley and Steve O'Shaughnessy
AD Hales 236
Points: Yorkshire 22, Worcestershire 6

Sohaib Maqsood 93*

MP Dunn 4/104

Jeff Triplette

J Leach 2/61
AM Lilley 5/23
JL Denly 117*

Moeen Ali 46

HJH Marshall 92
G Onions 5/85
HD Rutherford 59
Nottinghamshire
B62
C Rushworth 4/54
JM Bairstow 219*
Kent won by 316 runs
JC Hildreth 57
A Shahzad 5/46

Breno Veira Souza

SJ Croft 122

Charles
Kleiton Domingues

Warwickshire won the toss and chose to field
Middlesex
CA Ingram 45
Peter Hartley and David Millns
No play on Day 1 due to rain
MW Machan 108

Lula

LJ Evans 34
Somerset won by 133 runs

Santos

AC Thomas 4/81
Worcestershire won the toss and chose to bat

Thiago Lima

G Onions 5/56
FH Edwards 2/96
DJ Bell-Drummond 103
RJ Sidebottom 6/34
SA Patterson 5/70
Points: Somerset 11, Worcestershire 6

Paulo Henrique

B28
No play on Day 3 due to a wet outfield

Emanuel Diniz de Araújo

Points: Sussex 22, Worcestershire 7
AG Wakely 104
C Overton 51
TT Bresnan 3/40
Sussex won the toss and elected to field
JS Foster 98
Leicestershire won the toss and elected to bat
CN Miles 6/63
JA Rudolph 82

First Round

Sri Lanka won the toss and elected to bat.

Fábio Santos

TT Bresnan 3/30

Second Round

AZ Lees 37*
MW Machan 135
MG Hogan 5/44
A Carter 4/46
DW Lawrence 161

Ricardo Braz

B13

Ricardinho

TK Curran 4/89

Yasir Shah 3/45

JD Shantry 2/84
Glamorgan won by 10 wickets
G Onions 3/79
inns & 63 runs
AJ Robson 68
Points: Lancashire 23, Leicestershire 4

Fernando

L Gregory 26*
T Westley 179
Paul Baldwin and Nigel Cowley
CB Cooke 102*
NJ Dexter 112
MJ Cosgrove 156
A67
KP Pietersen 355*
AHT Donald 40*

Yago

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

Thiago Silva

Yorkshire won by an innings and 47 runs
TJ Murtagh 3/43
MD Hunn 3/45

Avelar Rodrigo da Silva

Barreneche

CA Ingram 105*
LJ Wright 84

Juan Salas

ST Finn 4/84
CJ McKay 3/61
TS Roland-Jones 5/27
R McLaren 2/33
First-class debut: Ryan Davies
OE Robinson 4/71
Lancashire won the toss and chose to field

white

WA White 5/51
JM Vince 125*
First-class debut: Lewis Hill
MJ Leach 7/106

Panthers

R Clarke 34

2015 Coupe de France Final

Northamptonshire won the toss and elected to bat

Rhuan

WJ Durston 6/113
TJ Murtagh 4/55
JS Patel 2/106
B55
inns & 31 runs
RN ten Doeschate 74*
JAR Harris 5/83
RS Bopara 52*
J Leach 5/63
JEC Franklin 135

''' JI Londero

Tity

KC Sangakkara 118
JA Simpson 34
JW Hastings 5/24
JM Clarke 104*
A55
A35
MHA Footitt 3/110
Nottinghamshire won by 159 runs
Points: Middlesex 22, Somerset 8
GJ Muchall 64
* Points: Yorkshire 19, Durham 3
CJ McKay 24

James Anderson 2/42

H Dellien

HF Gurney 5/43
BAC Howell 29

Atlético Goianiense

Graham Lloyd and David Millns

Week Fourteen: Dallas Cowboys at Green Bay Packers – Game summary

Venues in New Zealand

Points: Warwickshire 19, Durham 6
SJ Croft 65

Portuguesa

Warwickshire won the toss and elected to field
DA Payne 3/36

Rodolpho Toski Marques

Yorkshire won by 4 wickets
WA White 23
Russell Evans and Alex Wharf
GG Wagg 2/15

Bruno Rangel

B48

Kanu

Points: Kent 20, Gloucestershire 3

Andre Russell 2/32

BM Duckett 34*
A25
DR Briggs 1/3
Points: Yorkshire 19, Hampshire 6
Surrey won by 178 runs

, partly cloudy

SMSM Senanayake 4/50
Mark Benson and Michael Gough

Top passers
* DAL –
* NYG –
Top rushers
* DAL –
* NYG –
Top receivers
* DAL –
* NYG –
Top tacklers
* DAL –
* NYG –

SP Crook 91

Vitória da Conquista

RJ Sidebottom 4/44

Cabofriense

Jeremy Lloyds and Neil Mallender

Mahmudullah Riyad 83

Chris Myers, Ronde Barber and Holly Sonders

center

JW Hastings 4/49
Yorkshire won the toss and elected to field
inns & 33 runs
JHK Adams 48
AW Gale 98

Scotland won by 179 runs

Michael Gough and David Millns
GH Roderick 71
MHA Footitt 6/94

Dan Bailey PK,

Real Noroeste

inns & 128 runs

Trent Boult

Gilmar

Australia won by 188 runs

, rain

James Harris 9/34
B25

Rafael Martins Diniz

CA Ingram 3/90
PSP Handscomb 69
Points: Durham 19, Somerset 4
Points: Somerset 10, Sussex 9

Marcelo Tevez

Aleem Dar and Paul Reiffel

Lúcio José Silva de Araújo

Ashar Zaidi 47
Nottinghamshire won by 52 runs
TLW Cooper 99
JA Brooks 3/97

Leandro Almeida

JC Hildreth 86

Hamilton Masakadza 117*

Points: Derbyshire 23, Northamptonshire 3
SR Patel 100
RD Pringle 5/63

Billy Bowden and Steve Davis

Points: Kent 24, Essex 3
GJ Batty 6/51
ZS Ansari 5/108
Steve Garratt and Ian Gould
* Points: Nottinghamshire 20, Durham 7

Palmeiras

CDJ Dent 104*
A Carter 4/110

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

González

CDJ Dent 268

Caxias

JC Hildreth 220*
AC Voges 132

Uéderson

Glamorgan won the toss and elected to bat
Mark Benson and Steve Garratt
Jeff Evans and Tim Robinson
SG Borthwick 14

Remo

C Overton 4/40
L Gregory 2/100
JA Porter 2/27
JAR Harris 4/75

Giménez

Peter Hartley and Tim Robinson
Mark Benson and Martin Bodenham
A14

Edcarlos

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

Zé Roberto

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MM Ali 21*

Ravi Jadeja 2/38

Wanderley

MH Yardy 124
CN Miles 5/28
AJ Robson 27
Yorkshire won by 5 wickets

Zaffe

AW Gale 67

Lúcio Maranhão

SC Kerrigan 3/21
IAA Thomas 4/53
AG Salter 73
K Noema-Barnett 2/35
Points: Essex 12, Surrey 9
IJL Trott 35

Léo Paraíba

Points: Gloucestershire 23, Glamorgan 4
B57
AJ Robson 71
RD Pringle 3/94

Jonatan Lima

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OP Stone 5/44

Antonio Neuriclaudio Costa

SJ Thakor 2/11

Bastia

NJ O'Brien 87
Leicestershire

Erik

Derbyshire won the toss and chose to field
Points: Surrey 21, Leicestershire 3

Felipe Blau

JL Denly 37
BAC Howell 1/7
Russell Evans and Graham Lloyd

Yes

''' G Elias

OE Robinson 6/33
MHA Footitt 7/71

Pedro Oldoni

Worcestershire won by an innings & 128 runs

Ranmore Martinesz and Rod Tucker

LWP Wells 54
A57
Warwickshire won the toss and elected to bat

Sean Lee OLB,

Dieguinho

ME Trescothick 35
CJ McKay 4/39
SP Terry 52

Week Ten: Dallas Cowboys at Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Game summary

SA Northeast 139

Fortaleza

JA Porter 4/96
DJ Malan 93
Somerset won the toss and chose to field
LJ Evans 36
Points: Essex 18, Leicestershire 2
BRM Taylor 69
A36
JL Denly 87
PD Collingwood 109*
SM Davies 45
RJ Gleeson 2/35
A21

Bahia

ME Hobden 2/25

Ajinkya Rahane 66

Brasil de Pelotas

Attendance : 5,769

OE Robinson 110

Kleo

* Points: Durham 4, Hampshire 21
B56
KR Brown 132
Essex won by 248 runs
BA Raine 41

yes

A58
Points: Somerset 13, Sussex 11
A42
PSP Handscomb 66
Middlesex won by 246 runs
Kent won by an innings and 207 runs
T Westley 77
Nottinghamshire won the toss and elected to field
WA Tavaré 57
DJ Willey 88

Robert

BT Foakes 118

Jean Deretti

A Carter 4/95
C Rushworth 6/92
JA Brooks 4/56

Rafael Oliveira

J Leach 4/139

Samiullah Shenwari 58
Aleem Dar and Joel Wilson

TE Linley 5/63
AG Prince 104

Afghanistan won the toss and elected to bat.

Neil Bainton and Michael Gough
DKH Mitchell 206*
JL Denly 39
BC Brown 46
Rob Bailey and Alex Wharf
DJ Willey 3/70
JA Porter 3/38
Lancashire won by 9 wickets
Stephen Gale and Jeremy Lloyds
Neil Mallender and Tim Robinson
GK Berg 86

, rain showers

RK Kleinveldt 1/14
Essex won the toss and elected to bat
CAJ Meschede 107
L Gregory 5/99

García

A Harinath 87

Soumya Sarkar 45

Pito

Richard Illingworth and Bruce Oxenford

Warwickshire won by 7 wickets

Ricardo Maria

Top passers
* NYG –
* DAL –
Top rushers
* NYG –
* DAL –
Top receivers
* NYG –
* DAL –
Top tacklers
* NYG –
* DAL –

Andrew Balbirnie 63*

NJ Dexter 43
D Murphy 135*

Marclei

Villalba

Regis

Points: Essex 12, Northamptonshire 9

Dão

NJ O'Brien 58
LA Dawson 5/139
BW Harmison 123

R Dutra Silva

Black, Silver, White

TK Curran 5/71
CDJ Dent 116
WB Rankin 3/32
Warwickshire
Nigel Cowley and Steve Garratt
TK Curran 3/64

Márcio Henrique de Gois

ME Trescothick 153
SG Borthwick 97*
A63

Globo

Points: Glamorgan 23, Northamptonshire 3
Russell Evans and Neil Mallender

Anapolina
Yan Philippe

Trent Boult 5/51

AC Voges 98
B47

Andrey da Silva

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

Bruno Veiga

RJ Burns 158
A29
RWT Key 89
JS Gatting 59
LA Dawson 19*
G Onions 2/35

ASA

JG Myburgh 3/57

Basile

Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydneyin

Diogo França

JD Ryder 5/89
DJ Willey 103
WA White 6/113

T Monteiro

José Washington da Silva

right

Rodolfo

Martin Bodenham and Martin Saggers

Charles Hebert Cavalcante Ferreira

JA Rudolph 63

Anderson Preto
Boavista
João Bosco Sátiro da Nóbrega

Blankleider

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

Tatú

Pereira

Mark Adair made his first-class debut
*Points: Somerset 24, Warwickshire 6

MT Coles 6/55
Points: Sussex 19, Warwickshire 3
FH Edwards 4/100
Middlesex won the toss and chose to bat
JA Rudolph 43
BRM Taylor 152
J Overton 4/37
DI Stevens 4/37

Quinton de Kock 66

Diego Ceará

Saints

James Harris 4/69
Jack Burnham made his first-class debut
Middlesex won by 187 runs
FH Edwards 3/74
SG Borthwick 73

Buccaneers
Did not qualify

JA Rudolph 74
Points: Worcestershire 24, Middlesex 1
TB Abell 88
A13
BA Raine 3/33
JAR Harris 4/48
Essex won by 5 wickets
ZS Ansari 6/30

M González

Top passers
* DAL –
* PHI –
Top rushers
* DAL –
* PHI –
Top receivers
* DAL –
* PHI –
Top tacklers
* DAL –
* PHI –

SC Kerrigan 4/128

Thom Brennaman, Troy Aikman and Peter Schrager

GR Napier 3/85
Points: Essex 19, Kent 3
inns & 207 runs
A28
ME Hobden 4/48

Top passers
* PHI –
* DAL –
Top rushers
* PHI –
* DAL –
Top receivers
* PHI –
* DAL –
Top tacklers
* PHI –
* DAL –

KK Jennings 98
JAR Harris 5/71
LC Norwell 6/33
SJ Magoffin 4/57
Match Drawn
Surrey won the toss and elected to field
CF Hughes 38
AZ Lees 62
T Westley 65*
SJ Magoffin 5/73
A37
inns & 23 runs

Niel

TD Groenewald 4/41
OH Freckingham 4/91

green

B46

Dolphins

2015 Cruzeiro Esporte Clube season

EJH Eckersley 147
BRM Taylor 103
BA Raine 2/22
inns & 157 runs
Steve Garratt and Steve O'Shaughnessy
Glamorgan won by 7 wickets
JW Hastings 4/87
SR Hain 57
AW Gale 96

Vasco da Gama

SR Hain 103*
SM Ervine 66*
Durham won by 178 runs
Mike Burns and Richard Illingworth

Natanael

Martin Bodenham and Richard Kettleborough
BT Foakes 57* 93
KC Sangakkara 101
B58
Russell Evans and Steve O'Shaughnessy
A65

Edmar

Max Sorensen 3/55

SJ Magoffin 6/109
DI Stevens 3/29
KHD Barker 4/94
First-class debut: Callum Taylor

Marcel Sacramento

JD Shantry 4/39
TJ Murtagh 22*
A71
SM Davies 115*

Diego Almeida Real

GR Napier 57
RI Keogh 1/27
Points: Durham 22, Sussex 6
MHA Footitt 4/60
PD Trego 4/73
JK Fuller 2/51
JA Porter 1/43
BT Slater 53

Week Fifteen: New York Jets at Dallas Cowboys – Game summary

Stephen Gale and Steve O'Shaughnessy
NRD Compton 117
JL Denly 50
HF Gurney 5/75
RE Levi 54*
OE Robinson 4/112

Enrique Osses

ZJ Chappell 96
KR Brown 56
RK Kleinveldt 5/68
B36

The 2015 Coupe de la Ligue Final was the 21st final of France's football league cup competition, the Coupe de la Ligue, a competition for the 42 teams that the Ligue de Football Professionnel (LFP) manages. The final took place on 11 April 2015 at the Stade de France in Saint-Denis and was contested by reigning champions Paris Saint-Germain, and Bastia, the two teams who also contested the tournament's first ever final in 1995.PSG won 4–0, with two goals in the first half by Zlatan Ibrahimović and a further two in the second by Edinson Cavani. As winners, they would have qualified for the third qualifying round of the 2015–16 UEFA Europa League, but qualified for the season's UEFA Champions League by winning Ligue 1 instead.

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

L Wood 65
KM Jarvis 4/132
A43
BA Hutton 5/77
NRD Compton 87
PD Collingwood 127

Week Seven: Dallas Cowboys at New York Giants – Game summary
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Braulio da Silva Machado

MJ Guptill 227
GK Berg 3/88
T Westley 4/75

Amadense

JEC Franklin 91*
OE Robinson 4/79
Points: Surrey 21, Kent 5

Felipe Macena

RJ Sidebottom 5/18

Nando

AJ Wheater 111
Points: Worcestershire 23, Somerset 5
GG Wagg 1/89
Russell Evans and David Millns

Seahawks

CE Shreck 4/67

Avaí

BC Brown 68
AU Rashid 99
Points: Gloucestershire 20, Essex 3
B26
AM Ali 80
Lancashire

Week Two: Dallas Cowboys at Philadelphia Eagles – Game summary

Lancashire won the toss and elected to bat

Marquinhos

DJ Willey 104*
JE Burke 73

Week Eight: Seattle Seahawks at Dallas Cowboys – Game summary

MA Wood 66
CB Cooke 56
MT Coles 2/75

D Džumhur

Home team won
SJ Thakor 44

Week Eleven: Dallas Cowboys at Miami Dolphins – Game summary

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

Sport

Kemar Roach 1/31

GJ Batty 5/102
SP Crook 3/28
Points: Nottinghamshire 11, Middlesex 11
MW Machan 80
Jeff Evans and Graham Lloyd
First-class debuts: Ed Barnard and Joe Clarke
V Chopra 119*
BJ McCarthy 38*
B37
JS Foster 63

Carlos Berlocq

*Strength and Conditioning – Mike Woicik
*Assistant Strength and Conditioning – Brett Bech
*Assistant Strength and Conditioning – Kendall Smith

SG Borthwick 103
ML Pettini 117
MT Coles 4/43
Adeel Malik 3/39
Points: Yorkshire 23, Durham 3
TLW Cooper 26
Kent won the toss and elected to bat
DA Payne 1/32

Ferrugem
Joílson

SJ Croft 72*
RS Bopara 4/29
Mike Burns and Nick Cook
JD Shantry 2/37
OE Robinson 4/46
A72
JA Leaning 123
DKH Mitchell 76
Rob Bailey and Steve Garratt
CA Ingram 43
MA Carberry 79
KK Jennings 49

Vaporaki

John Parry

JD Shantry 4/15

TBD

GJ Batty 4/12
CJ Jordan 3/110

Cowboys

JS Patel 3/65

Eduardo Tomaz de Aquino Valadão

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

Top passers
* DAL –
* GB –
Top rushers
* DAL –
* GB –
Top receivers
* DAL –
* GB –
Top tacklers
* DAL –
* GB –

IR Bell 55
BA Raine 5/48
Northamptonshire won by an innings and 23 runs
LE Plunkett 4/61

Rio Branco
Levy

Chávez

CMW Read 108
JD Ryder 116
inns & 15 runs
JS Patel 4/69
JA Simpson 50*
KM Jarvis 4/50
Mike Burns and Jeff Evans
GM Andrew 3/73

India won the toss and elected to bat.
Misbah-ul-Haq 91*

Week Sixteen: Dallas Cowboys at Buffalo Bills – Game summary

*Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Line – Rod Marinelli
*Linebackers – Matt Eberflus
*Secondary – Jerome Henderson
*Assistant Secondary – Joe Baker
*Defensive Assistant/Defensive Line – Leon Lett
*Defensive Quality Control/Linebackers – Ben Bloom
*Defensive Assistant – Turner West

Attendance : 3,050

Sussex, who chose to bat

Fabinho

''' F Bagnis

Pat Cummins 3/30

MA Chambers 2/47
inns & 8 runs
Points: Gloucestershire 20,Leicestershire 4
CAJ Morris 1/49
GR Napier 3/63
KM Jarvis 4/121
Points: Yorkshire 13, Somerset 12
LJ Fletcher 4/58
WA Tavaré 58
First-class debut: Matthew Fisher
A22
A38

Rondón

Ayala

First-class debut: Matthew Critchley

Taskin Ahmed 2/41

OJ Hannon-Dalby 3/80

São Raimundo
Alex Alves

Essex won the toss and chose to field
MHA Footitt 3/72
LM Reece 82
RS Bopara 3/89

Tinga

JS Foster 80*
VD Philander 4/56

Cowboys seasons

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*
BA Godleman 53
AG Prince 153
Points: Lancashire 24, Glamorgan 3

Nacional
Douglas Catita

JM Anderson 1/13
A12

Douglas Silva

WA Tavare 12*
WMH Rhodes 2/42
Nick Cook and CK Nandan
KM Jarvis 5/44

Flamengo

Graham Lloyd and Neil Mallender
RJ Burns 110*
A64
TC Fell 171
FH Edwards 4/57
Sussex won the toss and chose to field
MHA Footitt 4/61
AG Prince 76*
ME Claydon 3/55
Neil Bainton and Graham Lloyd
JM Clarke 88
BA Raine 4/124
HF Gurney 3/47
Jeff Evans and Jeremy Lloyds

Thalles

TE Bailey 5/12
ZS Ansari 106
AG Prince 230
JM Bairstow 125*
GJ Muchall 145
RJ Sidebottom 4/39
Peter Hartley and Paul Pollard

Mancini

Graham Lloyd and Jeremy Lloyds

Copa América – FIFA Futsal
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''' J Ward

ZS Ansari 4/58
A52
Kent won the toss and elected to field
OP Rayner 2/52
Billy Taylor and Alex Wharf
Middlesex won by 9 wickets

Vitória

AG Prince 97

Leandro Amaro

MJJ Critchley 137*

Bill Vinovich

Sussex won by 1 wicket

Pizarro

H Zeballos

Durham
Points: Essex 21, Glamorgan 3
SJ Croft 85
GD Berg 1/13
OP Stone 3/26
Middlesex won by 79 runs
Kent won by 8 wickets

Kane Williamson 66

CAJ Morris 3/70

Wellington Paulista

SR Patel 56
JG Myburgh 118

Salgues

Worcestershire won by an innings and 33 runs
Derbyshire won by 7 wickets

José Reinaldo Figueiredo

Match ended after New Zealand innings due to rain

Clayton

Northamptonshire won the toss and chose to field
L Wood 1/34
Points: Durham 20, Worcestershire 7
NJ Dexter 5/64
H Hameed 91
J Leach 6/73
JP Faulkner 4/63

The 2015 Cricket World Cup was the 11th Cricket World Cup, jointly hosted by Australia and New Zealand from 14 February to 29 March 2015. Australia defeated New Zealand by 7 wickets to win their fifth ICC Cricket World Cup.

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

Krishna Chandran 3/50

Icasa

Ian Gould and Tim Robinson

Dewi Penrhyn Jones made his first-class debut
*Points: Northamptonshire 10, Glamorgan 9

Falcón

Hampshire won the toss and chose to field
LJ Evans 70

Top passers
* DAL –
* NO –
Top rushers
* DAL –
* NO –
Top receivers
* DAL –
* NO –
Top tacklers
* DAL –
* NO –

Glenn Maxwell 122

WA Tavaré 26*
Jeremy Lloyds and Alex Wharf
JM Anderson 7/77
WB Rankin 6/75
Points: Leicestershire 12, Northamptonshire 11
LA Dawson 2/67
AG Salter 45

J Ward

Stephen Gale and Billy Taylor
SD Robson 178
CJC Wright 3/97

Andrés Cunha

Top passers
* CAR –
* DAL –
Top rushers
* CAR –
* DAL –
Top receivers
* CAR –
* DAL –
Top tacklers
* CAR –
* DAL –

GR Napier 1/21

Tyron Smith OT

Clay

Peter Hartley and Graham Lloyd
JWA Taylor 164

Week Thirteen: Dallas Cowboys at Washington Redskins – Game summary

RE Levi 34
A61

Week Seventeen: Washington Redskins at Dallas Cowboys – Game summary

Points: Hampshire 21, Warwickshire 3
V Chopra 73

Yago Pikachu

B45
MG Hogan 57
OE Robinson 3/101
AC Thomas 4/46
JK Fuller 4/59
JD Shantry 3/51
Surrey
RI Keogh 163*

Lúcio Flávio
Valdanes

Kyle Abbott 3/37

A70
Derbyshire deducted 1 point for a slow over rate
Jeff Evans and Paul Pollard

Paraná

SJ Magoffin 4/48

GBR

Alexandre Matão
Felipe

Mark Benson and Nigel Cowley

Robinho

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

Alasdair Evans 3/63

JS Patel 5/89
SCJ Broad 34

CRB

C Lindell

Xavier Doherty 2/3

JC Mickleburgh 42
Points: Essex 23, Derbyshire 2
TK Curran 6/61

JP Duminy 80

J Clark 3/87

Alecsandro

OH Freckingham 2/47
Lancashire won by an innings and 157 runs
LJ Evans 98
C Overton 4/64
ME Claydon 1/30
SM Davies 200*
CMW Read 101*
Jeff Evans and Russell Evans
Mike Burns and David Millns
Points: Gloucestershire 23, Northamptonshire 4

Manzanares

Australia

Cueva

OP Stone 4/91

Carrasco

Top passers
* DAL –
* MIA –
Top rushers
* DAL –
* MIA –
Top receivers
* DAL –
* MIA –
Top tacklers
* DAL –
* MIA –

WMH Rhodes 3/42
Richard Kettleborough and David Millns

Daniel Morais

Middlesex won the toss and elected to field
Martin Bodenham and Jeff Evans

*Special Teams Coordinator – Rich Bisaccia
*Assistant Special Teams/Kickers – Keith O'Quinn

Points: Lancashire 21, Derbyshire 4
MJ Cosgrove 113

Afghanistan won by 14 runs

Points: Somerset 20, Nottinghamshire 8

Nem

HJH Marshall 70

Herrera

Points: Essex 22, Gloucestershire 3
Points: Essex 12, Lancashire 11
Warwickshire won by 2 wickets
B38

Diego Gonçalves

South Africa won the toss and elected to field.

EJH Eckersley 118
B22
ME Trescothick 210*
NRD Compton 85
Surrey won the toss and elected to bat
RN ten Doeschate 49
GR Napier 3/62

The 2015 Cricket World Cup was the 11th Cricket World Cup, jointly hosted by Australia and New Zealand from 14 February to 29 March 2015. Australia defeated New Zealand by 7 wickets to win their fifth ICC Cricket World Cup. Fourteen teams played 49 matches in 14 venues, with Australia staging 26 games at grounds in Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Hobart, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney while New Zealand hosted 23 games in Auckland, Christchurch, Dunedin, Hamilton, Napier, Nelson and Wellington.The hosting rights were awarded at the same time as those of the 2011 Cricket World Cup, which Australia and New Zealand had originally bid to host, and the 2019 Cricket World Cup, which was awarded to England. The 2011 tournament was awarded to the four Asian Test cricket playing countries, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh (Pakistan later lost the co-hosting rights due to a terrorist attack on the Sri Lankan team). The International Cricket Council were sufficiently impressed with the trans-Tasman bid that it was decided to award the next World Cup to Australia and New Zealand. This was the second time the tournament was held in Australia and New Zealand, with the first being the 1992 Cricket World Cup.India were the defending champions, having won the tournament in 2011. Tickets for the Pool B match between India and Pakistan, played on 15 February 2015, reportedly sold out within 12 minutes of going on sale.The final match of the tournament took place at the Melbourne Cricket Ground between co-hosts New Zealand and Australia in front of a record crowd of 93,013 while the average attendance throughout the tournament was 21,175 resulting from the cumulative tournament attendance of 1,016,420 and a washed out game between Australia and Bangladesh in Brisbane for which no attendance-figures were available.

Top passers
* NE –
* DAL –
Top rushers
* NE –
* DAL –
Top receivers
* NE –
* DAL –
Top tacklers
* NE –
* DAL –

BM Duckett 145

Sampaio Corrêa

MH Wessels 88
Points: Northamptonshire 11, Gloucestershire 10
L Ronchi 25
AJ Robson 120
Abdur Rehman 2/121
Sussex
LA Dawson 140

2015 Copa América – FIFA Futsal

Points: Northamptonshire 19, Leicestershire 6
SM Curran 5/101
Points: Durham 22, Sussex 4
Lancashire won by 250 runs
Points: Yorkshire 20, Middlesex 4
A11

*Owner/President/General Manager – Jerry Jones
*COO/Executive Vice President/Director of Player Personnel – Stephen Jones
*Assistant Director of Player Personnel – Will McClay
*Assistant Director of College Scouting – Tom Ciskowski
*Assistant Director of Pro Scouting – Judd Garrett
*Director of Football Administration – Todd Williams

ME Trescothick 4

Geraldo
Lucca

Hampshire won the toss and elected to field

Benoît Bastien
Paris Saint-Germain

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

Ceará
Airton

Top passers
* NYJ –
* DAL –
Top rushers
* NYJ –
* DAL –
Top receivers
* NYJ –
* DAL –
Top tacklers
* NYJ –
* DAL –

Points: Nottinghamshire 10, Middlesex 8
SJ Magoffin 3/57

yellow

Amjad Javed 4/39
No result

MT Coles 66
JA Porter 4/59
L Wood 3/68

Chris Gaffaney and Nigel Llong
Ireland won the toss and elected to field.

Independente

TB Abell 76*
PD Trego 95*
WL Madsen 95
Jeremy Lloyds and Martin Saggers
DJ Bell-Drummond 45
T Westley 90

Top passers
* DAL –
* TB –
Top rushers
* DAL –
* TB –
Top receivers
* DAL –
* TB –
Top tacklers
* DAL –
* TB –

Flavio Rodrigues de Souza

Sri Lanka's innings ended after 44.4 overs and South Africa's target was reduced to 188 from 25 overs due to rain.

Jeff Evans and Peter Hartley

Max Sorensen 3/31

Ponte Preta

WL Madsen 172*
SM Davies 81

Paulo Henrique de Melo Salmazio

2015 County Championship
MA Wood 4/39

Week Twelve: Carolina Panthers at Dallas Cowboys – Game summary

Gloucestershire won the toss and elected to field

Murillo

J Clark 4/101
Paul Baldwin and Alex Wharf
A39
GM Andrew 5/85
JEC Franklin 32

Christian Garin

Peru

RK Oliver 101
JA Simpson 28
Northamptonshire won by 8 wickets
CAJ Meschede 4/101
DI Stevens 5/88
JA Tomlinson 4/37

Álvaro

WJ Durston 3/55
AM Ali 41
GS Ballance 91
CJ Haggett 4/43

West Indies won by 3 runs

Tomas

Points: Surrey 12, Glamorgan 9

Léo Baiano

AG Salter 3/5
LWP Wells 92

F Argüello

Douglas

Nottinghamshire won the toss and elected to bat
JMR Taylor 156

César Malaga

Paul Baldwin and Ben Debenham

Villa Nova

Simi

SM Ervine 102
A Harinath 120
A51

Mohammed Shami 3/83

GK Berg 2/66

Ramírez

Cascata

Final

RI Newton 71
KHD Barker 3/43
CAJ Morris 5/71
First-class debut: Brad Wheal

Brad Allen
AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas

OP Stone 1/18
JAR Harris 3/79
MJ Guptill 32
A49
JD Ryder 87
GG Wagg 1/17
BA Godleman 108
A40

2015 Critérium International

Rithely
Edmar Campos da Encarnação

Kyle Coetzer 96

BA Godleman 30*
NRD Compton 74
KC Sangakkara 43
JA Porter 4/28
JD Shantry 5/92
TS Roland-Jones 4/51
Russell Evans and Michael Gough

Top passers
* ATL –
* DAL –
Top rushers
* ATL –
* DAL –
Top receivers
* ATL –
* DAL –
Top tacklers
* ATL –
* DAL –

Durham won by 3 wickets
OE Robinson 3/72

Paysandu

Saeed Ajmal 5/28
Somerset
NLJ Browne 151*

Top passers
* SEA –R Wilson : 1 Interception
* DAL –
Top rushers
* SEA –
* DAL –
Top receivers
* SEA –
* DAL –
Top tacklers
* SEA –
* DAL –

AG Prince 45
RI Newton 27
Yorkshire won by 7 wickets
RJW Topley 3/90

Dimuth Karunaratne 58

LC Norwell 4/32
Steve Garratt and Neil Mallender
Yorkshire won the toss and elected to bat

Rohit Sharma 150

Coruripe

Nottinghamshire won by an innings and 123 runs
RH Patel 4/42
CN Miles 3/27
RWT Key 94
MA Carberry 84*
Points: Glamorgan 23, Surrey 6
VD Philander 3/27
JM Vince 60

Pedro Henrique

inns & 47 runs
Points: Gloucestershire 13, Glamorgan 12

Rildo
Wegno

WD Bragg 83
SA Northeast 36
LJ Wright 39
JC Hildreth 35

Arena Capivari, Capivari

Top passers
* WAS –
* DAL –
Top rushers
* WAS –
* DAL –
Top receivers
* WAS –
* DAL –
Top tacklers
* WAS –
* DAL –

AU Rashid 3/159

Régis

Warwickshire won by an innings and 17 runs
B17

Pedro Carmona

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

Sílvio

Al Michaels, Cris Collinsworth and Michele Tafoya

NLJ Browne 129
Paul Baldwin and Martin Saggers
BC Brown 144*
Points: Somerset 22, Nottinghamshire 4

Caio Max Augusto Vieira
Paulo Sergio Santos Moreira

CAJ Meschede 101*

South Africa won by 5 wickets

Falla

João Batista Cunha de Brito

Azharullah 2/75
Points: Derbyshire 19, Kent 4

Náutico

Kent
Neil Bainton and Martin Saggers
PD Trego 3/72
WJ Durston 35

Alasdair Evans 4/17

Stephen Eskinazi made his first-class debut

West Indies won the toss and elected to bat.

AC Thomas 5/73

Coritiba

T Westley 97

Clayson

SM Curran 5/67
SM Ervine 47
JA Leaning 116

Andrey da Silva e Silva

JS Patel 5/59

Tavera

Aadil Ali made his first-class debut.
*Points: Kent 20, Leicestershire 3

Gloucestershire won the toss and elected to bat

''' Carlos Berlocq

Mohammad Irfan 5/52

CJ Haggett 4/61
J Overton 1/27
SJ Magoffin 4/49

P Cachín

Yorkshire won by an innings and 126 runs

Facundo Mena

CMW Read 73
V Chopra 107
RK Kleinveldt 52
inns & 103 runs
C Overton 4/57
JKH Naik 2/54

Bruno Silva

Lancashire won by 91 runs

Princesa do Solimões

JT Ball 4/48
LWP Wells 108
DJ Redfern 74
Points: Glamorgan 12, Leicestershire 11
Martin Bodenham and Neil Mallender
inns & 62 runs
LJ Wright 59
Points: Surrey 22, Gloucestershire 1
Neil Bainton and David Millns

Igor Junio Benevenuto

SJ Magoffin 6/50

Kieza

2015 Copa América Group C

CJ McKay 43
KR Brown 97
LJ Hill 11*
James Weighell made his first-class debut

Wagner Reway

A10
CB Cooke 81
KM Jarvis 4/118
Sussex won by 92 runs
GR Napier 3/53

Nádson

Kent won the toss and chose to bat
B67
KR Brown 82

Reyes

Durham won by 120 runs
Worcestershire won the toss and elected to field

Leonardo Sígari Zanon

Venues in Australia

Martin Bodenham and Alex Wharf

''' A Collarini

AJ Hodd 54*
draw

Bills

Hampshire won by 6 wickets
RK Kleinveldt 5/138
OB Cox 45

Ríver
Allione
Bruno Rezende Silva

TR Ambrose 113
B44

First quarter
Second quarter
Third quarter
Fourth quarter

Leicestershire won by 3 wickets
M Klinger 103

Ordaqui

GH Roderick 75
R Clarke 3/63
GK Berg 72
AN Cook 80

Odair Lucas

Points: Hampshire 11, Middlesex 10
AU Rashid 4/48
MJ Cosgrove 79

Lincoln

Salas

APR Gidman 71

[[#Venues

MJ Cosgrove 102
GK Berg 38

Bruce Oxenford and Ruchira Palliyaguruge

CMW Read 90
AHT Donald 98
Neil Bainton and Stephen Gale

Aftab Alam 3/43

JM Bairstow 91

G Andreozzi

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

Rodrigo Batista Raposo

Rodríguez

A20
Jeff Evans and Martin Saggers
Rob Bailey and Neil Mallender
Glamorgan won by 89 runs
Rob Bailey and Ian Gould

Vivares

Pakistan won by 4 wickets

GG White 2/25

G Elias

Rejala

WB Rankin 2/46

Chris Woakes 5/19

RD Pringle 99
A41

Patriots

ST Finn 4/41
Ben Debenham and Steve Garratt
BW Hilfenhaus 4/67

Douglas Costa

BA Raine 2/34
Nottinghamshire won by 113 runs
LJ Wright 226
SC Croft 4/35
JM Vince 76*
JJ Roy 77

Wasley do Couto Leão

A50

Murici

MHA Footitt 2/64
JWA Taylor 291
BA Godleman 22
Somerset won the toss and elected to bat

A Martin

JM Bairstow 102
A62
JA Brooks 5/44
CE Shreck 4/91

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England won by 9 wickets

Ryan Stevenson made his first-class debut
Chris Rushworth 5/43

Nena

CF Hughes 104
JD Ryder 5/43

Venezuela

Eduardo da Silva
Didira

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

Bráulio da Silva Machado

Kenny Albert, Daryl Johnston and Laura Okmin

AEN Riley 4/47

Tiago Luís
Murilo
Estrela do Norte

JC Mickleburgh 50
Points: Hampshire 11, Warwickshire 10
Nick Cook and Nigel Cowley

Matt Machan 103

CA Ingram 89

, mostly cloudy

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

F Delbonis
''' R Olivo

Alinor Silva da Paixão

Durham won by 6 wickets
KP Pietersen 53*

polkadot

Stephen Gale and Nigel Llong
B23
PD Collingwood 37
VD Philander 3/47
B39
Steve Garratt and Martin Saggers
DA Payne 1/22

Raúl Orosco

NJ O'Brien 54

Patrick

Polo

ST Gabriel 2/56
TC Fell 143

América de Natal

Michael Gough and Graham Lloyd
Points: Surrey 12, Lancashire 9
Graham Lloyd and Tim Robinson
JAR Harris 3/52
JE Burke 4/19

Week Nine: Philadelphia Eagles at Dallas Cowboys – Game summary

MG Hogan 4/65
PD Collingwood 5/57

Fagner

Neil Bainton and Mike Burns
MD Taylor 5/93
home
AZ Lees 58*
J Clark 2/58
WL Madsen 38
Leicestershire won by 6 wickets
Points: Leicestershire 11, Gloucestershire 9
SR Patel 3/30
Points: Kent 22, Glamorgan 4

Interporto

B18

Igor João

A30
WL Madsen 112
WD Bragg 104
Gloucestershire won by 7 wickets
AM Lilley 3/63

Tchô

* Points: Warwickshire 10, Middlesex 9

Kevin Burkhardt, John Lynch and Pam Oliver

DJ Malan 120*
Northamptonshire won by 92 runs
JC Hildreth 82

M Trungelliti

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