2008 Twenty20 Cup South Division

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2008 Twenty20 Cup South Division
(Part of the 2008 Twenty20 Cup)
Administrator(s) England and Wales Cricket Board
Cricket format Twenty20
Tournament format(s) Group stage
Participants Essex Eagles
Hampshire Hawks
Kent Spitfires
Middlesex Panthers
Surrey Brown Caps
Sussex Sharks
Matches30
Attendance253,710 (8,457 per match)

The South Division of the 2008 Twenty20 Cup determined which counties would qualify for the knockout stage of the 2008 Twenty20 Cup. Middlesex and Essex qualified automatically, while Kent qualified as the best of the third-placed finishers.

Contents

Table

PosTeamPlayedWonLossTiedNo ResultPointsNet RR
1 Middlesex Crusaders 10820016+0.732
2 Essex Eagles 10631013+0.937
3 Kent Spitfires 10640012+0.640
4 Hampshire Hawks 10541011-0.505
5 Sussex Sharks 1028004-0.876
6 Surrey Brown Caps 1028004-0.905

Results

11 June

11 June 2008
Middlesex Crusaders
190/7 (20 overs)
v
Hampshire Hawks
157/8 (20 overs)
Owais Shah 48 (34)
Kevin Pietersen 3/33 (4)
Kevin Pietersen 43 (29)
Shaun Udal 3/21 (4)
Middlesex won by 33 runs [1]
The Rose Bowl, Southampton
Umpires: John Holder and Richard Illingworth
Player of the match: Shaun Udal
11 June 2008
Sussex Sharks
137 (19.5 overs)
v
Kent Spitfires
140/4 (19.5 overs)
Chris Adams 57 (37)
Yasir Arafat 4/17 (3.5)
Joe Denly 50 (57)
Dwayne Smith 2/33 (4)
Kent won by 6 wickets [2]
St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury
Umpires: Neil Bainton and Graham Burgess
Player of the match: Azhar Mahmood
11 June 2008
Surrey Brown Caps
126/9 (20 overs)
v
Essex Eagles
127/3 (15 overs)
Ali Brown 35 (29)
Danish Kaneria 3/22 (4)
Essex won by 7 wickets [3]
The Oval, London
Umpires: Trevor Jesty and Allan Jones
Player of the match: Mark Pettini

12 June

12 June 2008
Essex Eagles
115/9 (20 overs)
v
Middlesex Crusaders
116/3 (16.5 overs)
Neil Dexter 46 (40)
Tim Murtagh 3/24 (4)
Eoin Morgan 47 (36)
Graham Napier 1/17 (3)
Middlesex won by 7 wickets [4]
Lord's, London
Umpires: Trevor Jesty and Graham Burgess
Player of the match: Tim Murtagh

13 June

Kent Spitfires 181/5 (20 overs)Kent won by 13 runs [5]

JL Denly 52 (33)
A Razzaq 2-32 [4]

The Oval, London, England
Umpires: GI Burgess (Eng) and P Willey (Eng)
Points: Kent 2, Surrey 0

JL Denly; 52 (33), 28 mins - 6 x 4's, 2 x 6's

Surrey Brown Caps 168/7 (20 overs)

SA Newman 48 (31)
R McLaren 3-28 [4]

Sussex Sharks 204/6 (20 overs)Hampshire won by 6 wickets [6]

DR Smith 72* (27)
M Hayward 2-29 [3]

County Cricket Ground, Hove, England
Umpires: SA Garratt (Eng) and AA Jones (Eng)
Points: Hampshire 2, Sussex 0

DR Smith; 72* (27), 37 mins - 4 x 4's, 6 x 6's
MW Goodwin; 69 (57), 55 mins - 9 x 4's
MA Carberry; 58 (29), 41 mins - 7 x 4's, 3 x 6's

Hampshire Hawks 205/4 (20 overs)

MA Carberry 58 (29)
RJ Hamilton-Brown 2-17 [3]

14 June

Hampshire Hawks 197/6 (20 overs)Hampshire won by 44 runs [7]

MA Carberry 57 (42)
Y Arafat 4-38 [4]

The Rose Bowl, Southampton, England
Umpires: RJ Bailey (Eng) and B Dudleston (Eng)
Points: Hampshire 2, Kent 0

MA Carberry; 57 (42), 52 mins - 5 x 4's, 1 x 6
MJ Lumb; 54 (34), 34 mins - 4 x 4's, 3 x 6's
JL Denly; 63 (51), 52 mins - 4 x 4's, 3 x 6's

Kent Spitfires 153/7 (20 overs)

JL Denly 63 (51)
GA Lamb 2-25 [4]

15 June

Essex Eagles 132 (20 overs)Middlesex won by 7 wickets [8]

JS Foster 50* (42)
DP Nannes 4-28 [4]

County Ground, Chelmsford, England
Umpires: SA Garratt (Eng) and G Sharp (Eng)
Points: Middlesex 2, Essex 0

JS Foster; 50* (42), 53 mins - 6 x 4's, 1 x 6
T Henderson; 64* (30), 43 mins - 9 x 4's, 2 x 6's

Middlesex Crusaders 133/3 (16.1 overs)

T Henderson 64* (30)
RN ten Doeschate 1-14 [3]

Sussex Sharks 141/5 (20 overs)Surrey won by 5 wickets [9]

CD Nash 52 (41)
MNW Spriegel 2-16 [4]

The Oval, London, England
Umpires: TE Jesty (Eng) and NGB Cook (Eng)
Points: Surrey 2, Sussex 0

CD Nash; 52 (41), 40 mins - 7 x 4's, 1 x 6

Surrey Brown Caps 142/5 (18 overs)

A Razzaq 39* (20)
DR Smith 3-14 [4]

16 June

Hampshire Hawks 162/7 (20 overs)Kent won by 4 wickets [10]

MA Carberry 51 (39)
SJ Cook 2-21 [4]

St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury, England
Umpires: NGB Cook (Eng) and JH Evans (Eng)
Points: Kent 2, Sussex 0

MA Carberry; 51 (39), 44 mins - 7 x 4's
JL Denly; 50 (46), 54 mins - 4 x 4's, 1 x 6

Kent Spitfires 166/6 (20 overs)

JL Denly 50 (46)
LA Dawson 1-14 [2]

Surrey Brown Caps 141/7 (20 overs)Middlesex won by 5 wickets [11]

JGE Benning 50* (53)
DP Nannes 2-14 [4]

Lord's, London, England
Umpires: VA Holder (WI) and NA Mallender (Eng)
Points: Middlesex 2, Surrey 0

JGE Benning; 50* (53), 78 mins - 2 x 4's

Middlesex Crusaders 144/5 (19 overs)

EC Joyce 47 (48)
A Razzaq 3-30 [4]

17 June

Sussex Sharks 144 (20 overs)Essex won by 6 wickets [12]

MW Goodwin 47 (44)
D Kaneria 2-18 [4]

County Cricket Ground, Hove, England
Umpires: NGC Cowley (Eng) and MJ Harris (Eng)
Points: Essex 2, Sussex 0

Essex Eagles 146/3 (20 overs)

JS Foster 41* (25)
RJ Kirtley 1-33 [3]

18 June

Essex Eagles 147/5 (20 overs)Essex won by 1 run [13]

JER Gallian 44 (30)
JC Tredwell 2-25 [4]

County Ground, Chelmsford, England
Umpires: NA Mallender (Eng) and G Sharp (Eng)
Points: Essex 2, Kent 0

Kent Spitfires 146/8 (20 overs)

M van Jaarsveld 32 (27)
GW Flower 3-21 [2]

Surrey Brown Caps 175/6 (20 overs)Hampshire won by 4 wickets [14]

A Razzaq 65 (34)
IJ Harvey 2-20 [4]

The Oval, London, England
Umpires: MJ Harris (Eng) and B Leadbeater (Eng)
Points: Hampshire 2, Surrey 0

A Razzaq; 65 (34), 38 mins - 4 x 4's, 5 x 6'
MR Ramprakash; 60 (43), 60 mins - 6 x 4's, 3 x 6's

Hampshire Hawks 177/6 (19 overs)

SM Ervine 46 (28)
S Mushtaq 3-24 [4]

19 June

Middlesex Crusaders 177/7 (20 overs)Middlesex won by 38 runs [15]

BA Godleman 58 (34)
MH Yardy 3-24 [4]

Lord's, London, England
Umpires: JH Evans (Eng) and B Leadbeater (Eng)
Points: Middlesex 2, Sussex 0

BA Godleman; 58 (34), 45 mins - 9 x 4's, 1 x 6
MW Goodwin; 52 (45), 47 mins - 6 x 4's

Sussex Sharks 139/9 (20 overs)

MW Goodwin 52 (45)
DP Nannes 3-19 [4]

20 June

Essex Eagles 164/9 (20 overs)Essex won by 70 runs [16]

JS Foster 41 (23)
S Mushtaq 3-40 [4]

County Ground, Chelmsford, England
Umpires: JH Evans (Eng) and RK Illingworth (Eng)
Points: Essex 2, Surrey 0

Surrey Brown Caps 94 (17 overs)

AD Brown 22 (19)
RN ten Doeschate 4-24 [4]

Hampshire Hawks 85 (18.2 overs)Sussex won by 9 wickets [17]

MJ Lumb 32 (24)
CJ Liddle 4-15 [3.2]

The Rose Bowl, Southampton, England
Umpires: TE Jesty (Eng) and B Leadbeater (Eng)
Points: Sussex 2, Hampshire 0

Sussex Sharks 87/1 (9.3 overs)

MW Goodwin 46* (26)
H Riazuddin 1-26 [2]

Kent Spitfires 86/7 (8 overs)Kent won by 25 runs [18]

JM Kemp 28 (10)
ST Finn 2-6 [1]

County Cricket Ground, Beckenham, England
Umpires: MJD Bodenham (Eng) and MJ Harris (Eng)
Points: Kent 2, Middlesex 0

Match reduced to 8 overs a side.

Middlesex Crusaders 61/7 (8 overs)

DJ Malan 25 (19)
JC Tredwell 3-9 [2]

22 June

Kent Spitfires 204/5 (20 overs)Kent won by 81 runs [19]

JL Denly 91 (57)
D Kaneria 2-30 [4]

County Cricket Ground, Beckenham, England
Umpires: RK Illingworth (Eng) and B Leadbeater (Eng)
Points: Kent 2, Essex 0

JL Denly; 91 (57), 57 mins - 9 x 4's, 5 x 6's

Essex Eagles 123 (18.5 overs)

RN ten Doeschate 22 (15)
JC Tredwell 3-17 [4]

Hampshire Hawks 133/8 (20 overs)Hampshire won by 6 runs [20]

MA Carberry 37 (42)
TJ Murtagh 3-15 [4]

Old Deer Park, Richmond, England
Umpires: TE Jesty (Eng) and JW Lloyds (Eng)
Points: Hampshire 2, Middlesex 0

Middlesex Crusaders 127/7 (20 overs)

SD Udal 40* (24)
AD Mascarenhas 3-12 [4]

Surrey Brown Caps 164/8 (20 overs)Sussex won by 6 wickets [21]

AD Brown 51 (21)
CJ Liddle 2-31 [4]

County Cricket Ground, Hove, England
Umpires: NL Bainton (Eng) and VA Holder (WI)
Points: Sussex 2, Surrey 0

AD Brown; 51 (21), 34 mins - 10 x 4's, 1 x 6
MW Goodwin; 79* (46), 66 mins - 9 x 4's, 2 x 6's
MJ Prior; 56 (37), 42 mins - 8 x 4's, 1 x 6

Sussex Sharks 165/4 (17.2 overs)

MW Goodwin 79* (46)
JW Dernbach 3-32 [4]

23 June

Surrey Brown Caps 147/7 (20 overs)Hampshire won by 6 wickets [22]

SA Newman 52 (52)
BV Taylor 2-18 [3]

The Rose Bowl, Southampton, England
Umpires: PJ Hartley (Eng) and RA Kettleborough (Eng)
Points: Hampshire 2, Surrey 0

SA Newman; 52 (52), 61 mins - 6 x 4's
MJ Lumb; 63 (45), 50 mins - 7 x 4's, 2 x 6's

Hampshire Hawks 151/4 (18.1 overs)

MJ Lumb 63 (45)
A Razzaq 1-25 [3]

24 June

Essex Eagles 242/3 (20 overs)Essex won by 128 runs [23]

GR Napier 152* (58)
RSC Martin-Jenkins 1-17 [4]

County Ground, Chelmsford, England
Umpires: B Dudleston (Eng) and NJ Llong (Eng)
Points: Essex 2, Sussex 0

GR Napier; 152* (58), 66 mins - 10 x 4's, 16 x 6's
Graham Napier breaks three domestic records and ties another, en route to the highest score in the history of the Twenty20 Cup.

Sussex Sharks 114 (16.4 overs)

MW Goodwin 23 (17)
JD Middlebrook 3-13 [3]

Middlesex Crusaders 171/7 (20 overs)Middlesex won by 6 runs [24]

EJG Morgan 62 (43)
A Mahmood 3-27 [4]

Gatting Way, Uxbridge, England
Umpires: JF Steele (Eng) and B Leadbeater (Eng)
Points: Middlesex 2, Kent 0

EJG Morgan; 62 (43), 46 mins - 3 x 4's, 5 x 6's
DJ Malan; 52* (34), 52 mins - 3 x 4's, 3 x 6's

Kent Spitfires 165/8 (20 overs)

RWT Key 49 (38)
T Henderson 4-29 [4]

25 June

Hampshire Hawks 164/6 (20 overs)Match tied [25]

MA Carberry 51 (42)
GA Napier 2-35 [4]

The Rose Bowl, Southampton, England
Umpires: AA Jones (Eng) and VA Holder (WI)
Points: Hampshire 1, Essex 1

MA Carberry; 51 (42), 52 mins - 4 x 4's, 1 x 6
JER Gallian; 55 (42), 52 mins - 7 x 4's

Essex Eagles 164/8 (20 overs)

JER Gallian 55 (42)
CT Tremlett 2-27 [4]

Surrey Brown Caps 166/7 (20 overs)Surrey won by 6 runs [26]

A Razzaq 39 (33)
R McLaren 2-26 [4]

St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury, England
Umpires: RT Robinson (Eng) and JF Steele (Eng)
Points: Surrey 2, Kent 0

A Mahmood; 55 (31), 38 mins - 7 x 4's, 1 x 6

Kent Spitfires 160/9 (20 overs)

A Mahmood 55 (31)
A Razzaq 4-17 [4]

Sussex Sharks 151/7 (20 overs)Middlesex won by 6 wickets [27]

MH Yardy 43 (41)
ST Finn 3-22 [4]

County Cricket Ground, Hove, England
Umpires: NGC Cowley (Eng) and RK Illingworth (Eng)
Points: Middlesex 2, Sussex 0

BA Godleman; 69 (49), 50 mins - 7 x 4's, 2 x 6's

Middlesex Crusaders 153/4 (19 overs)

BA Godleman 69 (49)
WAT Beer 2-32 [4]

27 June

Essex Eagles 159 (19.4 overs)Essex won by 54 runs [28]

ML Pettini 49 (34)
CT Tremlett 4-25 [3.4]

County Ground, Chelmsford, England
Umpires: NA Mallender (Eng) and GI Burgess (Eng)
Points: Essex 2, Hampshire 0

Hampshire Hawks 105 (17.3 overs)

N Pothas 17 (12)
D Kaneria 4-22 [3.3]

Surrey Brown Caps 139/8 (20 overs)Middlesex won by 7 wickets [29]

JN Batty 42* (36)
T Henderson 3-22 [4]

The Oval, London, England
Umpires: RT Robinson (Eng) and AA Jones (Eng)
Points: Middlesex 2, Surrey 0

Middlesex Crusaders 140/3 (18.3 overs)

EJG Morgan 36* (28)
A Razzaq 1-20 [3]

Kent Spitfires 162/9 (20 overs)Kent won by 50 runs [30]

Y Arafat 42 (23)
CJ Liddle 4-28 [4]

County Cricket Ground, Hove, England
Umpires: G Sharp (Eng) and VA Holder (WI)
Points: Kent 2, Sussex 0

Sussex Sharks 112 (17 overs)

RJ Hamilton-Brown 36 (32)
Y Arafat 3-12 [2]

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