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Openers extend lead after seamers dominate

A last-wicket stand of 55 between Rikki Clarke and Boyd Rankin gave Warwickshire their first batting bonus point for five games, but they ended the second day well adrift at Chester-le-Street

29-Jun-2010

Croft and Parry deliver Lancashire victory

Steven Croft's first 20-over half-century of the season set up Lancashire's thumping 50-run Friends Provident t20 win over Durham Dynamos at Old Trafford this evening

22-Jun-2010

Key props up Kent with mammoth 261

Robert Key scored the third double century of his first-class career to ensure fellow County Championship strugglers Durham endured a tough opening day in Canterbury

17-May-2010•Cricinfo staff

Harmison returns but Durham struggle

Steve Harmison returned to Championship cricket but went wicketless against Nottinghamshire on day two.

11-May-2010•Jon Culley

Trott ton overcomes depleted Durham

David Payne served up the best-ever figures by a Gloucestershire bowler in Limited-overs cricket but still finished on the losing side in their CB40 match with Essex at Chelmsford

09-May-2010

Durham skittle MCC for 162

Durham put both the MCC's batsmen and the much-hyped pink ball through their paces today, skittling their opponents for 162 to assume take control after two days of the county curtain-raiser

30-Mar-2010

Swann leaps to No. 2 in Test rankings

Graeme Swann's 10-wicket match haul has catapulted him to second place in the ICC's Test bowling rankings

17-Mar-2010•Cricinfo staff

Swann moves to No.3 in rankings

Graeme Swann has crowned a remarkable year, in which he has taken 54 wickets in 11 games, by rocketing to No. 3 in the world rankings, ahead of Muttiah Muralitharan

31-Dec-2009•Cricinfo staff

Harmison extends Durham stint to 2013

England fast bowler Steve Harmison has signed a four-year deal with Durham, which will keep him at Chester-le-Street till 2013

27-Oct-2009•Cricinfo staff

Harmison would have been crucial - Arthur

South Africa coach Mickey Arthur believes England may rue their decision to keep fast bowler Steve Harmison out of the touring party to South Africa this winter

24-Oct-2009•Cricinfo staff

Harmison surprised at omission

Steve Harmison has expressed surprise at his omission from England's squad for South Africa after speaking to team director Andy Flower

17-Oct-2009•Cricinfo staff

Only Harmison can judge his career - Gibson

Ottis Gibson, the England bowling coach, believes only Steve Harmison can decide whether he is satisfied with his international career

08-Oct-2009•Andrew McGlashan

Plunkett ready for second coming

Steve Harmison's international career appears over after he was omitted from England's Test squad for the tour of South Africa

08-Oct-2009•Andrew Miller

Harmison and Bopara miss out

Steve Harmison's international career appears over after he was omitted from England's Test squad for the tour of South Africa

08-Oct-2009•Cricinfo staff

Harmison and Panesar lose contracts

The international careers of Monty Panesar and Steve Harmison are at the crossroads after both were overlooked by the ECB for a central contract

11-Sep-2009•Alex Brown

Flintoff's fling inspires England Ashes glory

England have regained the Ashes with a crushing 197-run victory amid jubilant scenes at The Oval

23-Aug-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller at The Oval

Sidebottom in the frame for Headingley

Ryan Sidebottom has earned a recall to England's squad for the fourth Test at Headingley, while Jonathan Trott was also called up

04-Aug-2009•Andrew Miller

Harmison 'desperate' to play Ashes

Steve Harmison, the England fast bowler, has said he is desperate to play in the remaining Ashes Tests as he has "unfinished business" with the Australians

02-Aug-2009•Cricinfo staff

Durham complete massive win

It could have been over in one ball, but instead it lasted seven. In front of a crowd of about 30 spectators, it took Durham about four minutes to pick up the final Nottinghamshire wicket

18-Jul-2009•The Bulletin by John Ward at Trent Bridge

Harmison fires Durham to the brink

John Ward reports from the third day between Nottinghamshire and Durham at Trent Bridge

17-Jul-2009•John Ward at Trent Bridge

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