in 2005 (3pts) by 196 runs County Championship, Division Two: Durham (10pts) drew with Yorkshire (9pts) Lancashire (11pts) drew with Somerset (7pts) Worcestershire (21pts) beat Essex (4pts) by 8 wickets MCC University match: Warwickshire beat Cambridge UCCE by 18 runs Rugby union: In the sendoff game for the British & Irish Lions before they embark on their tour to New Zealand at Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, the lackluster Lions are nearly upset by an inspired second-choice Argentina side. Jonny Wilkinson, making his first international appearance since the 2003 Rugby World Cup, converts a penalty with the last kick of the match to salvage a 25–25 draw. (BBC) 22 May 2005 (Sunday) 2005 English cricket season: Tour match: Northamptonshire drew with the Bangladeshis National League, Division One: The match between Middlesex (95–5 in 21 overs) and Gloucestershire (40–2 in 7 overs) was abandoned as a draw (2pts each) Golf: PGA Tour: Kenny Perry wins the Bank of America Colonial in Fort Worth by seven strokes over second place Billy Mayfair. Perry won this same event just two years ago.(Yahoo!) LPGA: Paula Creamer, just 18, becomes the LPGA's second-youngest first-time winner ever, and the tour's youngest in 50 years, defeating second-place finishers Jeong Jang and Gloria Park by one shot to win the Sybase Classic in New Rochelle, New York. This Thursday, Creamer will graduate from high school.(Yahoo!) Motorsport: Formula One: Kimi Räikkönen wins the Monaco Grand Prix for his second consecutive win, defeating WilliamsF1 drivers Nick Heidfeld, whom, with a second place, scores his best finish ever, and Mark Webber, who gets his very first podium. Räikkönen leads every lap once again, duplicating the feat he accomplished in Spain two weeks ago. (Formula1.com) Rugby union: In an all-French Heineken Cup final at Murrayfield in Edinburgh, Toulouse defeat Stade Français (Paris) 18–12 in extra time. Toulouse is the first club to win the competition three times. (BBC) Cricket: Pakistan complete their clean sweep of the West Indies, winning the third match of the ODI series by 22 runs to take the series by 3–0. Despite the win, they stay fifth in the ICC ODI Championship, tied on points with South Africa. 21 May 2005 (Saturday) Boxing: Lamon Brewster retains his WBO world Heavyweight title with a first-round knockout of Andrzej Gołota.Boxrec.com Motorsport: NASCAR: Mark Martin wins the 2005 NEXTEL All-Star Challenge. Brian Vickers wins the transfer race, the NEXTEL Open, in controversial