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ENGLAND v WEST INDIES

ONE-DAY SERIES RESULTS

1973 Drawn 1-1

1976 West Indies 3-0

1980 Drawn 1-1

1980/81 West Indies 2-0

1984 West Indies 1-2

1985/86 West Indies 3-1

1988 England 3-0

1989/90 West Indies 4-0

1991 England 3-0

1993/94 West Indies 3-2

SCOTTISH FA CUP FINAL

MOST WINS

1 Celtic 29 wins

2 Rangers 26 wins

3 Queen's Park 10 wins

4 Aberdeen 7 wins

5 Hearts 5 wins

6 Clyde 3 wins

6= St Mirren 3 wins

6= Vale of Leven 3 wins

ANNIVERSARIES

Today Delegates from seven countries formed Fifa at a meeting in Paris (1904); Henry Cooper's dream of taking the world heavyweight crown was dashed when he lost to Muhammad Ali at Highbury football stadium(1966).

Monday Birth of the footballer George Best (1946); Wembley stadium went all-seater for the England v Uruguay friendly (1990).

Tuesday Births of the cricketer Denis Compton (1918) and Soviet world chess champion Anatoly Karpov (1951); death of the former world middleweight boxing champion Rocky Graziano, aged 68 (1990).

Wednesday Birth of the tennis player Suzanne Lenglen (1899); the MCC and Ground cricket team dismissed Oxford University for 12 runs at Oxford, the lowest ever for a first-class innings (1877)

Thursday Jesse Owens set six world records in 45 minutes at Ann Arbor, Michigan (1935).

Friday Birth of the South African athlete Zola Budd (1966); Norman Whiteside became the youngest person, at 18 years and 18 days, to score in an FA Cup final (1983).

Saturday Births of boxer John Conteh (1956); tennis player Pat Cash (1965); and footballer Paul Gascoigne (1967); New Zealand recorded the highest score in the Rugby Union World Cup, beating Fiji 74-13 at Christchurch (1987).

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