Sporting Digest: Cricket

Sunday 31 July 1994 23:02 BST

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TOUR MATCH (Kurunegala, S Lanka; final day of three): Sri Lanka Board President's XI 326 and 64 for 2; Pakistan 492. Match drawn.

INTER-COUNTIES UNDER-15 FESTIVAL (Ampleforth College) Final: Lancashire 188 for 9 (I Balshaw 71; K Stones 3-41); Durham 189 for 7 (M Jane 61, P Lindsay 49). Third place play-off: Gloucestershire 135 (M Gregg 64; G Faulkner 3-37); Nottinghamshire 137 for 8 (B Shepherd 40). Other results: Scotland 227 for 7 (G McIntyre 58, W Giles 57; G Bernars 3-41); Cleveland 200 (J Hobday 58, L Richardson 45). Yorkshire 226 for 5 (S Taylor 71, A Johnson 64, C Smith 42); London Schools 180 for 5 (J Hain 57). Final positions: 1 Durham; 2 Lancashire; 3 Nottinghamshire; 4 Gloucestershire; 5 Cleveland; 6 Yorkshire; 7 Scotland; 8 London Schools.

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