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1992 World Cup semi-final
Thu, May 16 2019
World Cup Countdown: A history of the 1992 World Cup
Many feel this was the best World Cup for the reason that it gave each team an equal chance.
Wed, March 27 2019
World Cup Countdown: 1992 – Rain rule robs South Africa of final shot
South Africa needed 22 from 13 balls when rain arrived. Then, they needed 22 from one ball.
Tue, March 26 2019
World Cup Countdown: 1992 – Inzamam-ul-Haq knocks out New Zealand
At Eden Park on March 21, 1992, a teenaged Inzamam stunned hosts New Zealand.
Tue, March 22 2016
World Cup 1992 semi-final: Were South Africa really robbed of a victory against England?
A different look at England vs South Africa, World Cup 1992, one of the most controversial exits in World Cup history.
Tue, August 27 2013
Tony Lewis, of Duckworth-Lewis, Interview: Journalists denigrate system by publishing ‘rubbish’ without understanding
A Lancastrian born in Bolton, Tony Lewis forms one half of the duo credited with creating the best model for target revision in rain-interrupted matches. Or, as his partner Frank Duckworth once put it, it is all about getting a 'Fair Result in Foul Weather’. Arunabha Sengupta, Cricketcountry’s chief cricket writer, caught up with Lewis at the Lord’s Tavern after the first One-Day International (ODI) between the England and Australian women’s teams.
Sat, February 13 2016
World Cup 1992 semi-final, England vs South Africa: When a fascinating match was ruined by farcical rain-rule
South Africa needed 22 from 13 balls when the skies opened. Then they needed 22 from a solitary ball.
Thu, March 22 2012
Highlights of South Africa vs England semi final, 1992 world cup
Video highlights of the semi-final match between England and South Africa in Australia. England won the famous match in controversial circumstances due to a rain delay. The rule in use for revising target scores in rain-affected matches revised their target from 22 runs from 13 balls to an impossible and ludicrous 21 runs from...