Warwickshire v Sussex - Natwest Trophy Final - 4th September 1993
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- Опубликовано: 11 ноя 2012
- This was one of the greatest limited-overs finals of all time, international contests included, and it was sealed, fittingly enough, by Warwickshire's captain and man for the big occasion, Dermot Reeve, who had previously played integral roles for Sussex in the 1986 final and Warwickshire in 1989. This time it was his uncompromising acceleration at the end of what had seemed an impossible run-chase that sealed the deal, as Sussex's total of 321 for 6 -- the highest ever recorded in a one-day final -- was hunted down by five wickets from the very last ball of the game.
Sussex innings (60 overs maximum) R
DM Smith run out 124
CWJ Athey c †Piper b Munton 0
MP Speight c †Piper b Reeve 50
AP Wells* b NMK Smith 33
FD Stephenson c NMK Smith b Twose 3
NJ Lenham lbw b Reeve 58
K Greenfield not out 8
Extras (lb 11, w 18, nb 16) 45
Total (6 wickets; 60 overs) 321 (5.35 runs per over)
Did not bat P Moores†, IDK Salisbury, ACS Pigott, ESH Giddins
Fall of wickets 1-4, 2-107, 3-183, 4-190, 5-309, 6-321
Bowling O M R W Econ
GC Small 12 0 71 0 5.91
TA Munton 9 0 67 1 7.44
PA Smith 7 0 45 0 6.42
DA Reeve 12 1 60 2 5.00
NMK Smith 12 1 37 1 3.08
RG Twose 8 1 30 1 3.75
Warwickshire innings (target: 322 runs from 60 overs) R
AJ Moles c †Moores b Pigott 2
JD Ratcliffe b Stephenson 13
DP Ostler c Smith b Salisbury 25
PA Smith c †Moores b Stephenson 60
Asif Din c Speight b Giddins 104
DA Reeve* not out 81
RG Twose not out 2
Extras (b 3, lb 13, w 13, nb 6) 35
Total (5 wickets; 60 overs) 322 (5.36 runs per over)
Did not bat NMK Smith, KJ Piper†, GC Small, TA Munton
Fall of wickets 1-18, 2-18, 3-93, 4-164, 5-306
Bowling O M R W Econ
ESH Giddins 12 0 57 1 4.75
FD Stephenson 12 2 51 2 4.25
ACS Pigott 11 0 74 1 6.72
IDK Salisbury 11 0 59 1 5.36
K Greenfield 7 0 31 0 4.42
NJ Lenham 7 0 34 0 4.85
Match details
Toss Warwickshire, who chose to field
Series Warwickshire won the 1993 National Westminster Bank Trophy
Player of the match Asif Din (Warwickshire)
Umpires HD Bird and MJ Kitchen 
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I was twenty three at the time and remember Dermot Reeve, playing against his former team. The theme tune always impresses me as a cricket fan!
As a Sussex fan this was the most gut wrenching cricket match I have ever watched😢😢😢
Two great captains - remember watching this, thanks for the upload. Dermot Reeve one of my cricket heroes. David Smith looking very classy and Speight attacking upfront Jason Roy like!
Best game I've ever watched. Speight hitting Munton into the pavilion early on, Lenham's cover drives and brilliant batting by Asif Din and Dermot Reeves. 320 off 60 overs seemed like a huge score then!
dermot reeve what a great guy should have been england captain great tactican Martin Bachmanis bedfors
I was there, aged 19, and it was an astonishing game. Warwickshire were only ahead in 2 points in the game - a few minutes in when Bill Athey was out, and then the very last ball when Twose only needed to get one run to win. Between those two Sussex absolutely dominated. But Warwickshire never gave up, and there were some awesome performances, particularly Asif Din who scored the fastest century in NatWest final history, despite only hitting 5 boundaries. Every ball, worked into a gap for runs. And then Dermot Reeve in the last over against Franklin Stephenson! I can still picture every shot in my minds eye. Just amazing.
This is the one domestic cup final that lives in the memory. Back when these games were on the bbc.
Reeve looked dead on his feet in that last over, but somehow found the energy to run like that. Amazing!
30 years today 😢
Remember watching this game as a kid on TV, riveting game!
I remember this final vividly, i was only 13 at the time - Dermot Reeve was brilliant that day
And that's why Asif got Man of the match
@@MrSadiqfarooqui So because Asif Din got MOTM Dermot wasn't brilliant? You make no sense.
I was there as a Sussex fan and was gutted.
I loved county cricket back then, my favorite team was Warwickshire, I used to keep a close tabs on all the players, I reall feel sorry for players like Ed Giddons and Dominick Ostler, Dominic reminded me of Carl Hooper not in style but in terms of potential, he could of been a good player but never showed his true skills, Ed was unlucky, I remember his first test for England and his last test vs the windies in 1999.I remember in commentary Sir Ian Botham kept saying he (Ed) bowled with rat power.
I always thought David Smith was a sort of left handed Graham Gooch. Very similar playing style. Unlucky that injuries at inopportune times prevented him building a Test career.
It was great watching that day.
Saturday 4th September 1993
Thanks so much. I enjoyed it immensely. Any more county cricket videos you have would be very much appreciated. Do you have any Sunday League matches from the 94 and 95 seasons?
In another era Martin Speight would have been a very rich man
That was everything you could ever want in a one day final.
Thanks for this. Do you have any more cricket videos to upload?
Sometimes I forget that Dickie Birds first name is Harold. I saw the 'todays umpires' caption and thought I remember Mervyn, whos this harold?
Any hundred in a Lord's final is to be applauded, but Smith took 162 balls to get there. I think had he batted at the same rate as his teammates who made 221 from the other 198 balls Sussex would have been out of sight and near to 400. Asif Din also scored a hundred, but got there in only 103 balls. That's the match, right there. 10 overs quicker!
If he batted at the same rate as Athey and Wells , he still wouldn't be at 100 l now
Dermot Reeve fuelled by Colombia
I thought the 1985 Essex/Notts Final was great but this surpassed even that. Sussex thought they’d won the match with that huge total and their fielding didn’t do them any favours.
45 extras in the Sussex innings! 16 no balls!
Classic Match in Brian Lara 1996
Ive only just noticed those thieving little toerags racing on at the end to steal whatever they can get their hands on. Some little Herbert stole Reeve's bat.
Was there ever a greater one-day final than this?
No
15 off 6, in previous years they would have struggled to score 15 off 6 overs
Asif Din looked about 53 years old here! How old was he?
44
@@georgecurtis5371 Just looked it up, he was 33... Must have had a difficult paper round.
I am 53 in June (23 back then!) Remember this era well.
I'd have enjoyed this but I had to sit and watch that pox badge for an hour
+Alan Watton EH?
+Alan Watton :-D