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South Africa 249/8 (50 ov.) beat 
New Zealand 248/6 (50 ov.) by 2 wickets South Africa 131/7 (19.5 ov.) beat New Zealand 129/7 (20 ov.) by 3 wickets
0 – 1 
Kazakhstan 
0 – 1 
Belgium 
2 – 2 
Poland 
0 – 0 
Finland 
0 – 2 
Lithuania 
3 – 1 Faroe Islands 
2 – 2 France 
1 – 0 
Bosnia and Herzegovina 
1 – 4 
Norway 
1 – 2 
Greece 
0 – 2 
Czech Republic 
0 – 0 
Wales 
0 – 5 
Slovakia 
1 – 0 
Macedonia 
0 – 1 
Russia 
2 – 3 
Croatia 
1 – 0 
Northern Ireland 
3 – 0 
Iceland 
2 – 1 
Latvia 
0 – 2 
Bulgaria 
2 – 1 
Netherlands 
6 – 1 
Albania 4 – 1 
Vanuatu 
4 – 0 
Fiji 
(2) Steve Richards (3) Mark Winterbottom 
(2) Gabriele Tarquini (3) Robert Huff 
(2) Nicola Larini (3) James Thompson vs Kazakhstan 
3 – 0 
Hong Kong 
7 – 0 
Indonesia 
1 – 1 
Singapore 
1 – 0 
Yemen South Africa 383 beat New Zealand 188 & 136 by an innings and 59 runs 2 – 1 Azerbaijan 2 – 0 Belgium vs Kazakhstan 1 – 0 Armenia 
1 – 2 Italy 2 – 0 Ukraine 
3 – 0 Hungary 1 – 2 Turkey 5 – 0 Malta 2 – 2 
Republic of Ireland 4 – 0 Cyprus 3 – 1 Slovakia 0 – 2 
Estonia 2 – 1 Russia 2 – 0 Croatia 4 – 1 
Liechtenstein 2 – 1 Denmark 3 – 0 Sweden 1 – 0 Romania 2 – 4 Belarus 1 – 0 
Luxembourg 
0 – 4 
Madagascar 
0 – 0 
Sierra Leone 1 – 2 New Zealand 3 – 3 New Caledonia 17–15 
Roberto Gomez South Africa 226 & 422/3 (dec) beat New Zealand 118 & 172 by 358 runs 9–11 Daryl Peach (17) 7–11 Vilmos Földes 8–11 Karl Boyes 
4–11 Roberto Gomez 11–2 Vilmos Földes 4–11 Roberto Gomez 11–5 Harald Stolka 11–2 Alex Pagulayan (8) 11–8 
Alain Martel 11–5 Lu Hui-tan 
9–11 Joven Bustamante 4–11 Karl Boyes 11–7 
Corey Deuel (24) 0–11 Roberto Gomez 8–10 Vilmos Földes 
3–10 Satoshi Kawabata 8–10 Joven Bustamante 9–10 Corey Deuel (24) 2–10 Niels Feijen (16) 2–10 Roberto Gomez 6–10 Daryl Peach (17) 3–10 Satoshi Kawabata 5–10 Konstantin Stepanov (11) 7–10 Jeff de Luna UEFA Champions league First phase FC Barcelona vs Rangers 2-0
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