The inaugural ICC Knock Out Tournament was held in 1998 in Dhaka,
Bangladesh. With this high profile cricket event, the International
Cricket Council expected to give a boost to the stature of cricket in
Bangladesh.
Here is a brief summary of ICC Knock Out Tournament 1998:
Preliminary match
October 24 - Zimbabwe (258-7, 50 ov) lost to New Zealand (260-5, 50 ov)
by 6 wickets.
Quarter Finals
October 25 - England (281-7, 50 ov) lost to South Africa (283-4, 46.4
ov) by 6 wickets.
October 26 - New Zealand (188, 49.5 ov) lost to Sri Lanka (191-5, 41.3
ov) by 5 wickets.
October 28 - India (307-8, 50 ov) beat Australia (263, 48.1 ov) by 44
runs.
October 29 - West Indies (289-9, 50 ov) beat Pakistan (259-9, 50 ov) by
30 runs.
Semi Finals
October 30 - South Africa (240-7, 39 ov) beat Sri Lanka (132 , 23.4 ov)
by 92 runs.
October 31 - India (242-6, 50 ov) lost to West Indies (245-4, 47 ov) by
6 wickets.
Final
November 1 - West Indies (245, 49.3 ov) lost to South Africa (248-6, 47
ov) by 4 wickets.
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