da apostaganha： A stunning opening spell by Neil Killeen secured a famous Benson & HedgesCup victory for Durham against mighty Lancashire at Liverpool
Colin Evans01-May-2001A stunning opening spell by Neil Killeen secured a famous Benson & HedgesCup victory for Durham against mighty Lancashire at Liverpool.Lancashire were chasing a relatively modest target of 194 but Killeen firedout Mike Atherton, John Crawley, Joe Scuderi and Andy Flintoff to claim fourfor 18 in eight overs, and his first Gold Award.Atherton, Crawley and Scuderi were all caught by Martin Love at first slip,and with wicket-keeper Andy Pratt producing superb one-handed efforts tosend back Flintoff and Neil Fairbrother, Lancashire found themselves 58 forfive.They never recovered, with Danny Law adding the wicket of Graham Lloyd,caught at cover by Jon Lewis as he aimed for a big hit over mid-wicket, toFairbrother’s, and Lancashire were all out for 139 in the 41st over to leaveDurham celebrating a 54-run win.Earlier Jimmy Daley had hit a B&H-best 70 from 119 balls as the base forDurham’s total, although Lancashire would have been happy to restrict themto 193.John Wood, who was given a late call-up for his Lancashire debut againsthis former club when Peter Martin dislocated his finger in fieldingpractice, took two for 39 but the pick of the bowlers was MuttiahMuralitharan who conceded eight runs from his first over but only 11 fromthe remaining nine, and also took the key wicket of Love to end with one for19.