National Team roster

 2005 

International tournament "Award of Sofia" in Sofia (BUL):
Aug.28: England - Cyprus 68-61 (13-9) (21-15) (14-12) (20-25)
ENG: Forbes 15, Herriman 3, Amaechi 10, Joseph 9, Reed 10 (McKinney 3, Bridge 0, Spinks 9, Henry-Fontaine 1, Aliu 8)
CYP: Anastasiadis 5, Papadopoulos 11, Palalas 4, Kaskiris 6, Trisokas 9 (Sizopoulos 0, Nephytou 5, Koronidis 15, Perentos 2, Mouktaris 4)
Aug.27: Bulgaria - England 90-64 (21-21) (18-31) (11-20) (14-18)
Bulgaria: Banev 7, Stoykov 10, Radionov 4, Angelov 14, D.Ivanov 5 (Varbanov 2, K.Ivanov 3, Georgiev 7, Bozov 12, Davidov 2, Dimitrov 4, Videnov 18, Aleksiev 2)
England: Forbes 7, Herriman 2, Amaechi 8, Joseph 19, Reed 15 (McKinney 0, Bridge 3, Spinks 0, Aliu 8, Henry-Fontaine 2)
Aug.26: FYR Macedonia - England 62-66 (15-21) (11-16) (12-9) (24-20)
MKD: V.Stefanov 13, Kurtovic 3, Cekovski 11, Blazevski 2, Samardjiiski 2 (Antic 10, Gecevski 14, Tasovski 2, Dimitrovski 0, R.Stefanov 5)
ENG: Forbes 14, Herriman 11, Amaechi 17, Joseph 3, Reed 4 (McKinney 5, Bridge 0, Spinks 7, Aliu 5)

Tournament in Lisboa
Aug.12, Day 3: England - Czech Rep. 78:87 (25:23, 10:19, 17:20, 26:25)
ENG: Michael Martin 13, Andrew Sullivan 12
CZE: Jiri Welsch 22, Pavel Milos 19 (2FG 1/1, 3FG 5/5, FT 2/2, all 100 %), Maurice Whitfield 13
Aug.11, Day 2: England - Holland 67:69 (28:37)
ENG: Joseph 15, Sullivan 12
NED: Harris 15 (3/3, 3FG 3/5), Akerboom 15 (3FG 3/5), Jones 13 (6/10), Timmermans 12 (9 reb), Van der Kamp 11 (4 ast,4 reb).
Aug.10, Day 1: Portugal - England 70:75 (20:9, 24:22, 14:20, 12:24)
Portugal: Elvis Évora 8p+8r, Francisco Jordão 17p+5r, Paulo Simão 14p+3a
England: Andrew Sullivan 34p+8r, Julius Joseph 9p+6r, Ronnie Baker 11p

City of Lisbon Cup, Portugal
June 22: Portugal - England 89-64
Portugal: Cunha 14; Costa 13; Andrade 13
England: Forbes 17; Joseph 11; Baker 10
June 21: Portugal - England 88-70
England: Joseph 23, Reed 16, Baker 16
June 20: Portugal - England 82-80
Portugal: Jordao 18
England: Joseph 23; Forbes 19; Bridge 15

Spuerkeess Cup
May 20: Scotland - England 53-64
England: Reinking 18
May 21: England - Scotland 78-49
May 21: Luxembourg - England 70-71
Luxembourg: P.Rajniak 20, M. Rajniak 18+12rbs
England: Joseph 26
May 22: Luxembourg - England 75-84

 2004 

4 Nations Tournament in Ireland
Sep.4, 2004: Denmark - England 71-41
Denmark: Peter Johansen 13, Thomas Soltau 12, Chris Christoffersen 10

 2002 

  European Championships 2003 Eliminations 
Jan.26, 2002: Portugal - England 74-70
(Tavares 14, Pedro Nuno 19, Richmond 4, Da Silva 4, Ramos 15, Marcal DNP, Simao, Costa 12, Jordao DNP, Evora 6 - Williams 11, Dorsey 16, Betts 18, Whyte, Hansell 15, Gardiner 7, Herriman, Cheung 1, Haslam 2 (1/6), Joseph DNP)
Jan.23, 2002: England - Russia 51-80
(Williams 1, Dorsey 12, Betts 12, Whyte, Hansell 2, Gardiner 8, Herriman 3, Cheung 7, Haslam 6, Joseph - Pachoutine E. 5, Mikhailov 8, Pachoutine Z. 14, Panov 18, Avleev 17, Petrenko 1, Morgunov 4, Savrasenko 2, Chikalkin 11, Padius)

2001

  European Championships 2003 Eliminations 
Nov.28, 2001: Czech Rep. - England 74-87 (Becka 20, Czudek 1, Frana 10, Kresta, Kubalek 10, Necas 3, Stanek, Starosta 13, J.Welsch 13, P.Welsch 4 - Betts 31, Cheung 1, Dorsey 4, Gardiner 8, Hansell 9, Haslam DNP, Herriman 8, Joseph DNP, Whyte, Williams 16)
Nov.24, 2001: England - Slovenia 73-70 (Dorsey 16, Haslam 15, Betts 13, Hansell 12, Gardiner 9, Williams 5, Herriman 2, Cheung 1 - Becirovic 24, Nachbar 14, Goljovic 8, Milic 7, Kraljevic 7, Jurkovic 4, Lakovic 4. Pavic 2)
Nov.21, 2001: Italy - England 99-63 (Bulleri, Basile 24, Galanda 5, Li Vecchi 3, Marconato 8, Tonolli 5, Myers 22, Meneghin, Abbio 11, Chiacig 21 - Cheung, Williams 6, Joseph 3, Dorsey 3, Hansell 12, Gardiner 11, Martin, Whyte 2, Haslam 9, Betts 17)

Pannon Cup in Szombathely (HUN)
Aug.16, 2001: Czech Republic - England 64:71 (Starosta 18, Sokolovsky 13, Kubalek 13, Benes 11 -)
Aug.15, 2001: Hungary - England 109-69 (Kalman 20, Nemeth 6, Fodor 4, Sitku 17, Czigler 7; Bader 6, Kaman 24, Grebenar 2, Simon 3, Pankár 12, Gemes 8 - Goodman 6, Luthuna 14, Williams 6, Joseph 11, Bernard 8, Ogilvy; Jackson, Windle 2, Fingleton 8, Barr 5, Forbes 4)

July 29, 2001, Aleksandria (EGY): Ukraine - England 83-72

  Friendly games 
21/1/2001: Brussels: Belgium - England 72-80 (Dupont 18 – Bucknall 16, Huggins 16, Betts 14)

  European Championships 2001 Eliminations - Semifinals 
24/1/01: Croatia – England 82-72 (Sesar 18, Skelin 16, Mrsic 14, Vujcic 12, Krstic 11, Kovacic 8, Marcelic 3, Nicevic, Vrankovic, Maric – Bucknall 24, Huggins 17, Williams 12, Whyte 8, Betts 7, Herriman 4, Baker, Mc Kinney, Callender, P.Scantlebury)
27/1/01: England – Hungary 59-52 (Bucknall 21, Betts 13, Herriman 11, Baker 10, Williams 4, Whyte, Calender, Mc Kinney, Huggins, P.Scantlebury – Kalman 16, Halm 10, Czigler 9, Sitku 8, Nemeth 7, Fodor 2, Meszaros, Grebenar, Gemes, Pankar)

2000

  European Championships 2001 Eliminations - Semifinals 
29/11/00: England – Latvia 69-74 (Betts 17, Huggins 15, Hansell 15, Dorsey 10, Bucknall 7, Haslam 2, Williams 2, Gardiner 1, Baker - Bagatskis 33+8reb, Miglinieks 12+8reb, Stelmahers 10, Sturms 8, vecvargas 4, Helmanis 3, Laksa 2, Valeiko 2, Melniks, Vitols)
22/11/00: England - Slovakia 74-62 (Huggins 20, Bucknall 19, Betts 10, Dorsey 8, Gardiner 6, Hansell 4, Baker 3, Haslam 2, Whyte 2, Williams – Wimmer 13, Praznovsky 12, Kramer 11, Bohunicky 8, Stec 7, Micuda 6, Svitek 5, Snopko, Soska)
22/11/00: Switzerland - England 53-61 (Mrazek 16, Valis 13, Polite 9, Borter 9, Koller 6, Ceresa 17, Sassella, Stark, Jaquier, Oehen – Dorsey 17, Bucknall 14, Betts 9+13ren, Baker 9, Huggins 7, Gardiner 5, Haslam, Hansell, Williams, Whyte)

RTP Tournament, Lisbon
19/11/00, Lisbona: Portugal – England 105-97 (Carlos Seixas 5, Nuno Perdigão 7, Nuno Marçal 39, Artur Cruz 6, Raúl Santos, Nuno Manarte 6, Paulo Sousa 22, Miguel Miranda, Luis Machado 9, Francisco Jordão 2, José Costa 3, António Tavares 6 - Mensah-Bonsu 4, Yorick Williams 25, Ronnie Baker 24, Tony Dorsey 9, Ian Whyte 16, Julius Joseph 12, Nick Donovan 1, Neville Austin 6)
18/11/00: Benfica - England 88-86 (- Dorsey 26, Baker 21)

Exhibition games
Friendlies (New Zealand)
July 16 2000: New Zealand 81-65 England
July 17 2000: New Zealand 78-75 England (Rampton 16 - Carter 12, Bucknall 11)
July 19 2000: New Zealand 93-75 England (Jones 20, Rampton 15 - Huggins 18, Joseph 17, Bucknall 13)
Friendly International (NEC, behind closed doors)
22/2/00: England - Bulgaria 91-80 (Gardiner 22, Betts 20 -)
21/2/00: England - Bulgaria 80-72 (Bucknall 17, Huggins 14 -)

European Championships 2001 Eliminations - Semifinals
26/2/00, Budapest: Hungary – England 96-89 (David 26+7reb, Gulyas 22+5reb, Sitku 10, Fodor 9, Kalman 9+9ast, Halm 9, Nemeth 7, Czigler 4, Pankar – Bucknall 31, Gardiner 19, Austin 10, Betts 9, Hansell 6, Cheung 5, Mensah-Bonsu 4, Carter 3, Barnes 2, Herriman). Attn: 1,500
23/2/00: England – Croatia 77-81 (Huggins 18, Bucknall 16, Betts 13 - Mrsic 20, Giricek 20, Mulaomerovic 17)

1999

European Championships 2001 Eliminations - Semifinals
1/12/99, Riga: Latvia-England 90-97 (43-41) (Helmanis 19, Sneps 19+6ast, Vitols 15, S.Valters 15, Sturms 10, Zeidaks 7, K.Valters 4, Miglinieks 1 - Gardner 25, Bucknall 19, Betts 19, Bonso 15, Williams 9, Barnes 4, Baker 3, Herrman 3)
27/11/99, Slovakia 73-81 England (Lovik 18, Andruska 16 - Bucknall 16, Bonsu 15, Whyte 12)
24/11/99, Sheffield, ENG: Switzerland - England 73-60 (29-31) (Bernasconi, Borter, Denervaud 8, Grimes 16, Koller 7, Mrazek 17, Sassella 14, Valis 11.  - Williams 5, Cheung 2, Herriman 2, Baker, Betts 4, Gardiner 13, Whyte 6, Bucknall 10, Haslam 14, Bonsu 4. Coach: Nemeth)

Exhibition games
Pannon Cup, international tournament for men's NT. 1999. june 5-6.
England - Netherlands 73-69, OT
Final: Hungary - England 91-75 (Cheung 0, Herriman 3, Hansell 12/6, Betts 8, Amaechi 25/6 - Williams 16, Bonsu 2, Whyte 2, Baker 6/6, Sullivan 1)

20/2/99: Switzerland - England 84-69 (Schrago, Denervaud 14, Clement 10, Borter 6, Mrazek 23, Koller 11, Grimes 2, Valis 15, Vauclair, Ceresa, Fillmore 3, coach D. Ivanovic - Carter 13, Baker 2, Cheung 2, Donovan, Herriman 7, Hansell 8, Huggins 11, Betts, Bucknall 13, Haslam, Amaechi 13, coach L. Nemeth)
21/2/99: Switzerland - England 69-82

European Championships '99 Eliminations
27/2/99 Israel - England 79-76
24/2/99 England – Belarussiya 61-56 (Huggins 18, Amaechi 14, Bucknall 11, Hansell 9, Carter 3, Betts 3, Cheung 2, Herriman 1, Baker, Haslam)

1998

European Championships '99 Eliminations
2/12/98 Ukraine – England 66-60 (Amaechi 15, Herriman 13)
28/11/98 Spain – England 74-58 (Herreros 20, De La Fuente 11, Espinosa 11 – Amaechi 21, Bucknall 15)
25/11/98 England – Danemark 87-70 Amaechi 21, Bucknall 20, Huggins 15, Carter 12

Exhibition games
Basketfest'98 (Manchester), International Invitational, May'98
England - Finland 69-92 (Bucknall 17 - Kuisma 26)
England - Netherlands 83-72 (Cheung 24, Baker 20 - Heineh 13)
England - Sweden 69-90 (Bucknall 23, Cheung 13 – J. Blom 23+10rbs)
Winners: Finland

Four Countries International Tournament (Dublin), Apr.'98
England - Scotland 53-52 (Murray 12 - Clarkson 14)
Ireland - Wales 72-37 (Kelly 12 - Jones 20)
Ireland - Scotland 69-38 (Maguire 18 - Ward 9)
England - Wales 92-47 (King 15 - Jones 20)

23/2/98: Austria - England 96-81 (Stazic 41 - Bucknall 23, Amaechi 22)

European Championships '99 Eliminations
28/2/98 England - Israel 68-82 (Amaechi 18, Bucknell 17, Cheung 10, Austin 6, Baker 5, Herriman 5, Haslam 4, Swain 3)
25/2/98 Belarussiya - England 55-60 (Bucknall 19, Amaechi 14)

1997

European Championships '99 Eliminations
3/12/97 England - Ukraine 61-88 (Amaechi 17, Huggins 9)
29/11/97 England - Spain 76-92 (Bucknell 23, Huggins 9, Scantlebury 5, Baker 2, Amaechi 19, Cheung 9, Gottfried, Austin 2, Gardiner 2, Whyte 5)
26/11/97 Danemark - England 64-72 (Amaechi 17, Huggins 13)