Adam Hollioake

Jenny Thompson speaks to Adam Hollioake on the eve of his return to big-time cricket

Adam Hollioake has joined Essex for the Twenty20 Cup

Former Surrey and England one-day captain Adam Hollioake is reported to be about to hold discussions with Essex over playing for them in this year's Twenty20 Cup

Jenny Thompson looks back at The Week That Was

Saturday's first one-day international between England and Sri Lanka passed in a blur of indifference, as most of the home audience was transfixed by the latest round of football World Cup matches. But it hasn't always been thus

Greg Blewett blazed 91 from 61 balls as an International XI defeated Asia in the latest Tsunami match at The Oval

The latest Tsunami Appeal match gets underway at The Oval tonight - and for the first time it is being played in Twenty20 format

At the age of 32, Adam Hollioake is ready to call time on an eventful and largely successful career with England and Surrey

Adam Hollioake, the former England allrounder, has been forced to stop playing four-day Championship cricket because of an ankle injury

Adam Hollioake produced another timely allround performance to book Surrey's place in the semi-finals of the Twenty20 Cup, and in the process preserved their 100% record since the competition's inception last year

Adam Hollioake continued his good form in the Twenty20 Cup by helping Surrey to their second win as many days, against Hampshire

Surrey have sprung a surprise by appointing Jonathan Batty as their captain for the 2004 season

Adam Hollioake, who announced yesterday that next season would be his last at The Oval, will be remembered as a feisty allrounder with a swag of Championship medals in one hand and the best slower ball since Steve Waugh's in the other

It was a day of mixed emotions at The Oval where Surrey announced Adam Hollioake's decision to retire from first-class cricket at the end of the 2004 season, and that Graham Thorpe had signed a new two-year contract with the county

Adam Hollioake has exchanged his cricket spikes for his walking boots, and is ready to embark on a 2,000-mile adventure this Friday

Adam Hollioake, Surrey's captain, has admitted that winning the National League and the Twenty20 Cup hasn't softened the blow of letting the Championship slip away from them

Surrey 198 for 9 beat Glamorgan 190 by eight runs at Cardiff Scorecard They may have blown the Championship, but Surrey were today crowned the National League champions after beating last year's winners Glamorgan by eight runs in a low-scoring

1973 The great Garry Sobers scored 8032 runs in Tests - 8032 more than he made in one-day internationals

Adam Hollioake is to embark on a 2000-mile journey from Edinburgh to Tangiers in northern Morocco, to help raise money for the Ben Hollioake Memorial Fund