Sporting Digest: Cricket

Tuesday 08 February 1994 00:02 GMT

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YORKSHIRE and Nottinghamshire yesterday both announced record profits for 1993: Yorkshire's was pounds 287,679, Nottinghamshire's pounds 120,445.

KEITH ANDREW, the chief executive of the National Cricket Association since 1986, will retire on 30 April.

TOUR MATCH (Napier, NZ; final day of three): New Zealand XI 93 and 290 for 4 (S Fleming 109); Pakistan 485 for 5 dec. Match drawn.

RED STRIPE CUP (Port of Spain; final day of four): Trinidad and Tobago 435 (B C Lara 206, K Mason 63, P V Simmons 62; A C Cummins 4-92); Barbados 198 (R Dhanraj 7-47) and 240-5. Match drawn. (Kingston; third day of four): Windward Islands 122 and 159; Jamaica 417. Jamaica win by an innings and 136 runs.

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