ICC Knock Out tournament 2000 in Nairobi
ICC Knock Out tournament Nairobi
Like the 1998 tournament, all of the matches in the 2000 tournament were played in Nairobi. There were three preliminary matches before the Quarter Finals, involving Kenya, India, Sri Lanka, West Indies, Bangladesh and England.ICC Knock Out tournament Nairobi Results
Pre-Quarter-Finals
October 3 Kenya (208-9, 50 ov) lost to India (209-2, 42.3 ov) by 8 wickets.October 4 Sri Lanka (287-6, 50 ov) beat West Indies (179, 46.4 ov) by 108 runs.
October 5 Bangladesh (232-8, 50 ov) lost to England (236-2, 43.5 ov) by 8 wickets.
Quarter Finals
October 7 India (265-9, 50 ov) beat Australia (245, 46.4 ov) by 20 runs.October 8 Sri Lanka (194, 45.4 ov) lost to Pakistan (195-1, 43.2 ov) by 9 wickets.
October 9 New Zealand (265-7, 50 ov) beat Zimbabwe 201 (42.2 ov) by 64 runs.
October 10 England (182, 44.1 ov) lost to South Africa (184-2, 39.1 ov) by 8 wickets.
Semi Finals
October 11 Pakistan (252, 49.2 ov) lost to New Zealand (255-6 , 49 ov) by 4 wickets.October 13 India (295-6, 50 ov) beat South Africa (200, 41 ov) by 95 runs.
Final
October 15 India (264-6, 50 ov) lost to New Zealand (265-6, 49.4 ov) by 4 wickets.Champions Trophy History
As one of cricket's most prestigious events, the ICC Champions Trophy sits alongside the World Cup as one of the two "majors" of international cricket.
The two tournaments are the only occasions on the cricket calendar when all 10 Test-playing nations come together to compete in the one event.
Originally introduced as the ICC Knock Out tournament in 1998 and staged every two years since that time, the event has evolved into a round-robin competition with teams split into pool groups based on their official ICC one-day international rankings.
In 2002, the tournament was renamed the ICC Champions Trophy to reflect the new competition format.
Year Venue Winner Runners up Format 1998 Bangladesh South Africa West Indies Knockout 2000 Kenya New Zealand India Knockout 2002 Sri Lanka India/Lanka* Round robin 2004 England West Indies England Round robin 2006 India Round robin
