Cricket News

Warwickshire's honorary treasurer has warned that there is every possibility that a county will go to the wall

The Rose Bowl has been granted planning permission for an additional entrance. This new entrance should ease the access problems that have occurred when the ground has hosted international matches

Hampshire's home ground, the Rose Bowl, has moved one step closer to hosting Test matches after being granted provisional category A status

Rod Bransgrove, Hampshire's high-profile chairman, will today announce a £35 million redevelopment of The Rose Bowl, a move clearly aimed at making its claims to be considered for Test status irresistible

A report in today's Times newspaper says that Hampshire are proposing to re-apply to the ECB for Test status for The Rose Bowl

Rod Bransgrove has reassured Hampshire members by insisting that he is not about to leave

Rod Bransgrove, Hampshire's chairman and major financial backer, is believed to be considering his future at the club

Hampshire have successfully installed six floodlights at the Rose Bowl to become the fourth ground in England to have permanent fixtures in place

Our Punter's Point article on the problems experienced by spectators at the Rose Bowl produced a level of feedback not seen since the Denness affair in 2001

Hampshire County Cricket Club has received permission from Eastleigh Council to erect permanent floodlights at the Rose Bowl near Southampton, thereby improving the ground's chances of becoming the premier venue for day-night internationals in

We received a large number of complaints about the organisation of the England v Sri Lanka match at the Rose Bowl last Friday and Saturday

England's first appearance at the Rose Bowl could turn into a damp squib if the weather forecasters are right

The last of the round-robin matches in the NatWest Series, between South Africa and Zimbabwe, could well have been one of those dreadful dead-rubber events when one team has qualified for the final and the other is out of the tournament

The England and Wales Cricket Board has given Hampshire Cricket's hopes of staging a one day international next year a boost.

Hampshire's £2m pavilion will be open for business when Leicestershire visit on April 24 - and the changing rooms will include the only jacuzzis on the county circuit.

Hampshire's ambitions of staging International Cricket matches at The Rose Bowl has been given a boost.