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In the Final Phil Weston scored 110 and James Averis took four wickets for 23 runs for Gloucestershire. However, Vikram Solanki of Worcestershire was made Man of the Match for his 115 which included 14 fours and the

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coming off 128 balls. In the Twenty20 Cup, Gloucestershire came sixth and last in the Midlands/Wales/West group which was not high enough to proceed from the league stage to the quarter-finals. Gloucestershire won one match in the group stage, lost three and had one no-result.

Players

* Shabbir Ahmed *

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* Steve Adshead * Mark Alleyne * James Averis * Martyn Ball * Alastair Bressington * Ian Fisher * Alex Gidman * Tim Hancock * Mark Hardinges * Jon Lewis * James Pearson * Jack Russell * Roger Sillence * Mike Smith * Craig Spearman * Phil Weston * Matt Windows

Tables

Championship

totesport League

Match details

Gloucestershire v Kent (16–19 April)

County Championship Division One (4-day match) ''Kent (16pts) beat Gloucestershire (3pts) by 7 wickets''

Gloucestershire v Loughborough UCCE (21–23 April)

University Centres of Cricketing Excellence (3-day match) ''Match Drawn''

Kent v Gloucestershire (25 April)

National League Division One (45-over match) ''Kent (4pts) beat Gloucestershire (0pts) by 1 run''

Gloucestershire v Glamorgan (2 May)

National League Division One (45-over match) ''Glamorgan (4pts) beat Gloucestershire (0pts) by 8 wickets''

Netherlands v Gloucestershire (5 May)

Cheltenham & Gloucester Trophy 2nd round (50-over match) ''Gloucestershire won by 72 runs and qualified for the Third Round of the C&G Trophy''

Kent v Gloucestershire (7–10 May)

County Championship Division One (4-day match) ''Kent (5pts) drew with Gloucestershire (7pts)''

Gloucestershire v Northamptonshire (12–15 may)

County Championship Division One (4-day match) ''Gloucestershire (12pts) drew with Northamptonshire (6pts)''

Gloucestershire v Surrey (16 May)

National League Division One (45-over match) ''Gloucestershire (4pts) beat Surrey (0pts) by 42 runs''

Worcestershire v Gloucestershire (18–21 May)

County Championship Division One (4-day match) ''Worcestershire (22pts) beat Gloucestershire (2pts)by an innings and 86 runs''

Gloucestershire v Hampshire (23 May)

National League Division One (45-over match) ''Hampshire (4pts) beat Gloucestershire (0pts) by 4 wickets''

Gloucestershire v Hampshire (29 May)

Cheltenham & Gloucester Trophy 3rd round (50-over match) ''Gloucestershire beat Hampshire by 3 wickets to qualify for the Fourth round of the C&G Trophy'' {{DEFAULTSORT:Gloucestershire County Cricket Club In 2004 Cricket records and statistics Gloucestershire County Cricket Club seasons 2004 in English cricket