England beat Trinidad and Tobago by 1 run when Ravi Rampaul was run out going for a second run on the last ball of their Stanford Twenty20 Super Series match on Tuesday. England made 141-6 and Trinidad 140-9 in the warmup for England's clash with the Stanford Superstars (a West Indies all-star side) for US$20 million on Saturday. Trinidad, which beat English Twenty20 champion Middlesex on Monday for US$280,000, threatened England's total only after late fireworks from Denesh Ramdin, who hit 37 off 36 balls before he was out with two overs to go at 125-7 and Trinidad needing 17 to win. Rampaul joined Samuel Badree for the last over with 10 required, and after a Badree boundary they needed two runs off the last delivery from Steve Harmison. Rampaul edged to third man, they made a run, but Owais Shah returned the ball for an easy run out, preventing the second run to tie the game and send it into a one-over bowl-off at Stanford Cricket Ground. Allrounder Andrew Flintoff capture 3-30 and Paul Collingwood took 2
