Hampshire CCC Press Release

Hampshire have appointed the 46 year old former South African opening batsman Jimmy Cook as their new First Eleven County Coach on a three-year contract

Tributes from all around the world have been received in the past few days at the Hampshire office following the tragic passing of Malcolm Marshall

The funeral of Malcolm Marshall will take place this Saturday 13th November at 10.00am

Hampshire County Cricket Club are today mourning the death of one of their most outstanding cricketers, West Indian fast-bowler Malcolm Marshall, who died in Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Bridgetown, Barbados yesterday at the age of 41

Hampshire have announced that 2000 will be the last year they will play firstclass cricket at The United Services Ground, Portsmouth and May's Bounty Basingstoke

Alan Mullally the England left arm fast bowler, has signed a three year contract for Hampshire

Brian Ford, Hampshire Chairman told the packed County Club, during the Alan Mullally signing, that the club had received an acknowledgement from the Australian Cricket Board, and that they will receive their decision as to allowing Shane Warne to

Hampshire captain, Robin Smith goes into a Southampton private hospital, this afternoon (Tuesday) for a hernia operation

Three of Hampshire's young cricketers have been selected for the British Universities tour to South Africa from 26th November to 14th December

Hampshire Cricket Board have received almost £100,000 for Cricket Development Grant aid for the year 1999/2000 has recently been announced by the charitable arm of Cricket, The Cricket Foundation (CF)

The review includes full match-for-match statistics for each first XI player throughout the 1999 season, and includes Averages and Career figures for all the competitions played including Second XI and Under 19s

In 1954 Hampshire CCC ran out of funds and could not produce a Handbook for that season

Hampshire are still awaiting news from the Australian Cricket Board officials, after they confirmed they have still not heard about the clearance required for Shane Warne to play next summer

Hampshire County Cricket Club today annouced that they are holding talks with Leicestershire and England left-arm seamer Alan Mullally, which could make him a Hampshire player next week for the second time

At four minutes past three, Simon Lacey the Derbyshire batsman drove a ball back to bowler Peter Hartley, to give Hampshire a nail biting two run victory over the home side and secure first division status in County Championship 2000, when the new

Hampshire today announced the biggest signing in the Club's history

Pace bowler Nixon McLean has not been offered another contract by Hampshire for 2000 in a move to protect the county from a desperate scramble to sign an overseas player next season at the last minute

During the tea interval of Hampshire's last home National League match on Sunday, Club President Wilfred Weld, presented Hampshire's popular and highly respected first team scorer Vic Isaacs, with a momento to honour his 25 years service to the club

Hampshire all-rounder Kevan James, announced that he is to retire from cricket at the end of this season

Will Kendall, Hampshire's in form batsmen received praise from both umpires and the home Northamptonshire supporters when he walked to a very feint touch, down the leg side whilst on 98