Vic Isaacs

Hampshire return to Frizzell Championship action after two weeks of Twenty20 games, and retain the same team that narrowly failed to defeat Durham.

A crowd of 6,500 attended the Twenty20 match at the Rose Bowl, all the more remarkable as the qualification contest had been decided

Hampshire Hawks were dumped out of the Twenty20 competition after losing to the Middlesex Crusaders at Uxbridge CC on Monday

Hampshire Hawks go into their final two Twenty20 matches, against Middlesex Crusaders on Monday at Uxbridge (23 June) and Surrey Lions at the Rose Bowl on Tuesday (24 June) both matches starting at 5.30pm

Hampshire Hawks lost out by a narrow margin to the Essex Eagles in the Twenty20 competition, as gloom descended over the Rose Bowl.

Pothas - "I just think, I've took a winter off where I went back home and did a lot of thinking, generally I am a hard worker, so I just bang my head against the wall, keep working hard hard hard

Hampshire play a strong side for the One Day match against Zimbabwe on Thursday (19 June) 10:45 start

Hampshire Hawks retain the same 12 that lost at Beckenham on Monday evening when they meet the Essex Eagles at The Rose Bowl on Wednesday (5.30pm).

There was carnage at Beckenham, when Kent Spitfires defeated the Hawks with some 8 overs remaining in the Twenty20 clash on Monday.

Friday the 13th, unlucky some may say, but that was certainly not the case at The Rose Bowl, where superstition was put aside as a sell out crowd came to the cricket and the pop concert.

James Hamblin won the Man of the Match award, after helping Hampshire Hawks to a thrilling 5 run victory over Sussex Sharks in the inaugural Twenty20 match at The Rose Bowl in front of a sell out crowd and the Sky TV viewers.

Hampshire Cricket manager Paul Terry choses from 13 players, the same eleven that defeated Durham in the National League last Sunday, plus James Hamblin and Lawrence Prittipaul.

Hampshire Hawks recorded their third successive ECB National League Division Two victory to move into second place in the table, thanks mainly to a superb John Crawley century and some excellent bowling that swept aside Durham Dynamos.

Hampshire made an amazing charge on the fourth day to achieve the task of taking 18 wickets, for an unlikely result after no play was possible on the third day

Born at Breamore, lifelong active supporter of Hamshire County Cricket Club

Elected to the Hampshire committee in 1992, has also served on the Club Management committee

Bill Hughes has been a stalwart member of the Hampshire committee for a number of years and had the vision and hard work capability to obtain The Rose Bowl site for the club and to see through the design, planning and construction start of the

Aged 50, a practising barrister

A prominent local club cricketer and administrator

Persistant rain throughout the day, meant Hampshire and Durham had to sit out the 3rd day of the Frizzell County Championship match at the Rose Bowl.