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ICC Trophy 1979
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England
22 May - 21 June
Final Play-offs
Final
- Sri Lanka beat Canada by 60 runs [Scorecard]
21 June Worcester
Sri Lanka 324 (60 overs, LRD Mendis 66, SA Jayasinghe 64, RL Dias 44)
Canada 264-5 (60 overs, JCB Vaughan 80*, CA Marshall 55)
Semi-Finals
- Sri Lanka beat Denmark by 208 runs [Scorecard]
6 June Birmingham
Sri Lanka 318-8 (60 overs, RL Dias 88, LRD Mendis 68, DS de Silva 41)
Denmark 110 (42.5 overs, K Kristensen 34, SP Pasqual 3-7, DS de Silva 3-20, B Warnapura 3-22)
- Canada beat Bermuda by 4 wickets [Scorecard]
6 June Burton-On-Trent
Bermuda 181 (58.1 overs, JJ Tucker 49, GA Brown 34)
Canada 186-6 (57.5 overs, BM Mauricette 72, Tariq Javed 47*)
Group A
P W L NR Pts
Bermuda 4 3 0 1 7
East Africa 4 2 1 1 5
Papua New Guinea 4 1 1 2 3
Singapore 4 1 2 1 3
Argentina 4 0 3 1 1
- Singapore beat Argentina by 1 wicket [Scorecard]
22 May, Solihull
Argentina 154-9 (60 overs, GW Ferguson 43, CG Nino 35, DA Culley 34*, LP Young Ken Sen 5-44)
Singapore 155-9 (59.2 overs, Goh Swee Heng 40, SN Houghton 32*, S Muruthi 28, AG Morris 4-25)
- East Africa v Papua New Guinea - No Result [Scorecard]
22, 23 May, Wolverhampton
Papua New Guinea 101-8 (40.2 overs, A Leka 51*, Zulfiqar Ali 3-19, RCR Patel 3-27)
East Africa
- East Africa beat Argentina by 5 wickets [Scorecard]
24 May Coventry & North Warwickshire CC
Argentina 147 (59.2 overs, GW Ferguson 44, RE Villamil 31, CG Nino 23, JS Warah 3-13, Zulfiqar Ali 3-37)
East Africa 148-5 (53.2 overs, NP Thakker 44*, A Rehman 37, PR Stocks 3-18)
- Bermuda beat Papua New Guinea by 7 wickets [Scorecard]
24 May Stourbridge CC
Papua New Guinea 90 (38.5 overs, L Ao 25, CP Wade 3-16, WH Trott 3-23)
Bermuda 92-3 (23.2 overs, L Thomas 27)
- Argentina v Papua New Guinea - No Result [Scorecard]
29, 30 May, Banbury
Argentina 86-4 (30 overs, ME Ryan 30*)
Papua New Guinea
- Bermuda v Singapore - abandoned without a ball bowled
29, 30 May Wolverhampton
- Bermuda beat Argentina by 9 wickets [Scorecard]
31 May, 1 June Old Hill
Argentina 81 (54.4 overs, CL Parfitt 3-16)
Bermuda 85-1 (15.5 overs, WA Reid 43*, L Thomas 30*)
- East Africa beat Singapore by 5 wickets [Scorecard]
31 May Shrewsbury
Singapore 131-9 (60 overs, RCK da Silva 33, CK Sharma 3-11)
East Africa 132-5 (52.2 overs, Jawahir Shah 38, KW Arnold 31)
- Bermuda beat East Africa by 9 wickets [Scorecard]
4 June Bournville
East Africa 94-9 (60 overs, WH Trott 3-8, EG James 3-23)
Bermuda 100-1 (29 overs, WA Reid 59*)
- Papua New Guinea beat Singapore by 87 runs [Scorecard]
4 June West Bromwich Dartmouth
Papua New Guinea 174 (55.1 overs, A Leka 48, NR Agonia 33, LP Young Ken Sen 4-30)
Singapore 87 (K Alewa 3-13)
Group B
P W L NR Pts
Denmark 4 4 0 0 8
Canada 4 3 1 0 6
Bangladesh 4 2 2 0 4
Fiji 4 0 3 1 0
Malaysia 4 0 3 1 0
- Denmark beat Fiji by 8 wickets [Scorecard]
22 May Wellington
Fiji 89 (33.5 overs, OH Mortensen 4-15, H Mortensen 3-12)
Denmark 93-2 (35.1 overs, H Mortensen 52*)
- Canada beat Malaysia by 44 runs [Scorecard]
22, 23 May Warwick
Canada 185 (59.3 overs, CA Marshall 77, GR Sealy 38, R Ratnalingham 3-18)
Malaysia 141 (52.3 overs, Mahinder Singh 35*, J Vaughan 4-33, CA Marshall 3-16)
- Bangladesh beat Fiji by 22 runs [Scorecard]
Bangladesh 103 (43 overs, OM Khaled 28, MI Konrote 4-13)
Fiji 81 (35.2 overs, Ashraful Haque 7-23)
- Denmark beat Malaysia by 7 wickets [Scorecard]
24 May Kidderminster
Malaysia 150 (60 overs, C Morild snr 3-32)
Denmark 151-3 (40 overs, C Morild snr 66* H Mortensen 55*)
- Canada beat Bangladesh by 49 runs [Scorecard]
29 May Litchfield
Canada 190-9 (60 overs, FA Dennis 61, GE Brisbane 34, Jaangir Shah 4-17)
Bangladesh 141 (50.3 overs, Raquibul Hassan 34, JCB Vaughan 3-28)
- Fiji v Malaysia - abandoned without a ball bowled
29, 30 May Kenilworth Wardens
- Bangladesh beat Malaysia by 7 wickets [Scorecard]
31 May, June 1 Walsall
Malaysia 114 (45.5 overs, P Banerji 34, Daulat Zaman 4-23)
Bangladesh 115-3 (41.2 overs, Jahangir Shah 39*)
- Denmark beat Canada by 46 runs [Scorecard]
31 May, June 1 Knowle & Dorridge CC
Denmark 118 (57 overs, H Mortensen 36, MP Stead 4-16)
Canada 72 (32.4 overs, C Morild snr 4-12)
- Denmark beat Bangladesh by 10 runs [Scorecard]
4 June King's Heath
Denmark 165-8 (60 overs, K Kristensen 74, H Mortensen 37*)
Bangladesh 155 (58.5 overs, Ashraful Haque 31, TS Nielsen 3-16)
- Canada beat Fiji by 56 runs [Scorecard]
4 June Solihull
Canada 209-6 (60 overs, JCB Vaughan 68*, FA Dennis 48)
Fiji 153 (53.5 overs, CAC Browne 34, JM Patel 3-22, JCB Vaughan 3-38)
Group C
P W L NR Pts
Sri Lanka 4 2 1 1 5
Wales 4 2 1 1 5
USA 4 2 1 1 5
Netherlands 4 1 2 1 3
Israel 4 1 3 0 2
- USA beat Israel by 41 runs [Scorecard]
22 May Blossomfield CC
USA 126 (49.1 overs, NS Lashkari 44, R Reuben 4-37, MJ Jacob 3-27)
Israel 85 (46 overs, S Jones 3-16, O Larrier 3-18)
- Wales beat Netherlands by 26 runs (revised target) [Scorecard]
22-23 May Enville
Wales 170-7 (60 overs, JD Hopkins 71, S Carey 31*)
Netherlands 59-2 (30 overs)
- Netherlands beat Israel by 8 wickets [Scorecard]
24 May Banbury XX CC
Israel 105 (51.5 overs, D Moss 39, SB Perlman 27, RAH van Weelde 3-12)
Netherlands 107-2 (32.1 overs, A Bakker 60*)
- Sri Lanka beat USA by 6 wickets [Scorecard]
24 May Northampton
USA 168 (56.3 overs, WB Stuger 48, KR Khan 44, MJ Reid 31)
Sri Lanka 170-4 (40 overs, RL Dias 76, B Warnapura 36, LRD Mendis 36)
- Sri Lanka v Wales - abandoned without a ball bowled
29, 30 May Hinckley Town CC
- Netherlands v USA - abandoned without a ball bowled
29, 30 May Leamington Spa
- Wales beat Israel by 91 runs [Scorecard]
31 May, 1 June Astwood Bank
Wales 234-5 (60 overs, JD Hopkins 92, G Williams 67, D Jones 43)
Israel 143-9 (60 overs, J Kessel 32, A Geoghagen 3-23, WD Slade 3-35)
- Sri Lanka beat Netherlands by 45 runs [Scorecard]
31 May, 1 June Moseley
Sri Lanka 212-8 (60 overs, LRD Mendis 51, RAH van Weelde 3-22)
Netherlands 167-8 (60 overs, A Bakker 74)
- USA beat Wales by 8 runs [Scorecard]
4 June Olton & West Warwickshire CC
USA 190 (54.3 overs, A Lashkari 73, S Carey 3-19)
Wales 182 (58.5 overs, GP Ellis 56, JT Bell 38, D Jones 32, Hasib Khan 5-17)
- Israel beat Sri Lanka on a walk-over
4 June Kenilworth Wardens CC
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