season: Tour match: The Bangladeshis drew with the British Universities County Championship, Division One: Sussex (21pts) beat Warwickshire (2pts) by an innings and 87 runs Football (soccer): American businessman Malcolm Glazer, owner of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers of the NFL, wins control of UK football team Manchester United F.C. after securing a 70% share. (BBC) (ABC News) (NY Times) 11 May 2005 (Wednesday) 2005 English cricket season: National League, Division Two: Somerset (4pts) beat Scotland (0pts) by 16 runs Football (soccer): Highly rated midfielder Mikel John Obi goes missing during a Norwegian cup match he was watching involving his team Lyn Oslo. The player had been dropped for the game following death threats he had received after he chose to sign for Manchester United ahead of Chelsea. The player, who was under armed guard, is believed to have left Norway accompanied by a football agent. BBC Goalkeeper Ignacio González of the Chilean club team Espanola is arrested for punching referee Enrique Osses on the field during a match against the San Felipe team. Gonzalez faces a 50-game suspension. Evening Times Online Cricket: South Africa beat West Indies by one run in the third One Day International at Bridgetown, Barbados. West Indies looked to be cruising to victory, needing four off the final over with three wickets in hand, but Charl Langeveldt came up with a hat-trick to win the match for South Africa. South Africa thus took an unassailable 3–0 lead in the 5-game series. 10 May 2005 (Tuesday) 2005 English cricket season: MCC Universities: Loughborough UCCE beat Worcestershire by 8 wickets Horse racing: Bellamy Road, the badly beaten favourite in the Kentucky Derby, will not race at the Preakness Stakes or the Belmont Stakes due to a leg injury. 9 May 2005 (Monday) 2005 ICC Intercontinental Cup: Nepal (32pts) beat the United Arab Emirates (11pts) by 172 runs. However the UAE win the Asian group and progress to the semi-finals in Namibia after Nepal's game against Hong Kong was ravaged by rain. 2005 English cricket season: County Championship, Division One: Gloucestershire (22pts) beat Glamorgan by 7 wickets Hampshire (19pts) beat Middlesex (5pts) by 64 runs Nottinghamshire (22pts) beat Surrey (3pts) by an innings and 71 runs County Championship, Division Two: Durham (19pts) beat Somerset (5pts) by 4 wickets Essex (21pts) beat Leicestershire (3.5pts) by 6 wickets Lancashire (22pts) beat Derbyshire (3pts) by an innings and 72 runs Yorkshire (20pts)