& 157) by an innings and 124 runs. (BBC) Sussex (378 & 125 for 5) beat Surrey (248 & 254) by 5 wickets. (BBC) AFL: Round 19 Results St Kilda 13.18 (96) def. Geelong 8.7 (55) at Telstra Dome, Melbourne NRL: Round 22 Results North Queensland 16 def. by St. George Illawarra 36 at Dairy Farmers Stadium, Townsville 4 August 2005 (Thursday) Baseball: The struggling Baltimore Orioles fire manager Lee Mazzilli. Under interim manager Sam Perlozzo, the O's defeat the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, 4–1, snapping an eight-game losing streak. National Hockey League: Jeremy Roenick is traded from the Philadelphia Flyers to the Los Angeles Kings for "future considerations." A day earlier, Peter Forsberg joined the Flyers from the Colorado Avalanche. Bringing in Forsberg put the Flyers over the maximum salary cap limit, and trading Roenick put them back under it. Roenick himself stated that the Flyers were better off with Forsberg, and without him. (Yahoo!) 3 August 2005 (Wednesday) Cricket: 2005 English cricket season: National League: Derbyshire (277 for 5) beat Somerset (262 for 9) by 15 runs Derbyshire. (BBC) Indian Oil Cup: Sri Lanka (221 for 6) beat India (220 for 8) by 4 wickets. During the match Indian batsman Sourav Ganguly becomes the third player to pass 10,000 runs in One Day Internationals. (BBC) Horse Racing: Jockey Pat Day announces his retirement. (BBC) NBA: A massive trade is made amongst five teams which sees the following players change teams: The Miami Heat acquire: Antoine Walker (from Boston), Jason Williams, James Posey, and Andre Emmett (all three from Memphis), plus the rights to Roberto Dueñas (from New Orleans) The Memphis Grizzlies acquire: Eddie Jones (from Miami) and Raúl López (from Utah) The Utah Jazz re-acquire Greg Ostertag (from Memphis) The Boston Celtics acquire: Curtis Borchardt (from Utah) and Qyntel Woods, the rights to Albert Mireles, a pair of second round picks, and cash (all from Miami) The New Orleans Hornets acquire: Rasual Butler (from Miami) and Kirk Snyder (from Utah) The 13 players involved (not counting draft picks) set an NBA record for most players involved in a single trade. (ESPN) Football: UEFA Champions League 2005–2006, Second Qualifying round, second leg. Teams progressing to the third qualifying round shown in bold. FC Haka 1 – 4 Vålerenga (UEFA.com) Maccabi Haifa 2 – 2 Malmö (UEFA.com) Neftchi 1 – 0 Anderlecht (UEFA.com) Trabzonspor 1 – 0 Anorthosis Famagusta