Bangladesh
232/8 (50 ov) – 236/2 (43.5 ov)
England
England won
England won by 8 wickets
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Hosted by Kenya
England: Quarter-finals
How England performed
Under Nasser Hussain, with Duncan Fletcher as head coach, England went out in the quarter-finals in Kenya in 2000, the same stage they had reached in 1998.
Both of their matches were at the Gymkhana Club Ground, Kenya. In the pre-quarter-final they restricted Bangladesh to 232/8 and reached 236/2 in 43.5 overs to win by eight wickets. South Africa then ended their tournament in the quarter-final, bowling England out for 182 in 44.1 overs and reaching 184/2 in 39.1 overs for an eight-wicket win.
England fixtures
Bangladesh
232/8 (50 ov) – 236/2 (43.5 ov)
England
England won
England won by 8 wickets
England
182 (44.1 ov) – 184/2 (39.1 ov)
South Africa
England lost
South Africa won by 8 wickets
Full England squad
| No. | Player | Team |
|---|---|---|
| 3 | Nasser Hussain C | Essex |
| 151 | Mark Alleyne | Gloucestershire |
| Andy Caddick | Somerset | |
| 136 | Mark Ealham | Kent |
| 11 | Andrew Flintoff | Lancashire |
| Paul Grayson | Essex | |
| 145 | Ashley Giles | Warwickshire |
| 8 | Darren Gough | Yorkshire |
| 22 | Matthew Hoggard | Yorkshire |
| Graeme Hick | Worcestershire | |
| 38 | Vikram Solanki | Worcestershire |
| 96 | Alec Stewart | Surrey |
| 23 | Marcus Trescothick | Somerset |
| 9 | Graham Thorpe | Surrey |
| 6 | Craig White | Yorkshire |
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