Stuart Law

Dumped Test batsman Michael Slater could yet figure in NSW's opening Pura Cup match against Queensland when he arrives at the Gabba tomorrow morning on standby for rising star Michael Clarke.

A round-up from a full programme of Twenty20 matches

A round-up of the four Twenty20 matches played today

A round-up of the four Twenty20 matches played today

Phil Jaques starred in a gripping Roses match as Yorkshire held on for a draw against Lancashire at Headingley

The first weekly round-up of Australian players in the County Championship

In winning the Frizzell County Championship last year, Warwickshire confounded the pundits and defied all pre-season predictions

Stuart Law, who played one Test and was in the 1996 World Cup final for Australia, has been granted British citizenship following his decision to move to England permanently

Stuart Law cracked a superb 159 on the opening day of the penultimate round of County Championship matches, as Lancashire launched their survival bid with a spirited performance against Worcestershire at New Road

Stuart Law, the former Australian batsman, was today honoured by becoming one of the youngest life members of Queensland

The Stratford-upon-Avon ground today resembled a mix between a tempest and a midsummer day's dream as heavy rain forced the players off three times in between bright sunshine

The curious rollercoaster ride of Brendan Nash, the Queensland opener and occasional folk hero, has taken an unwelcome twist with the news that he has not been offered a state contract for next summer.

'Thanks to the players for such a great contest,' said the PA as the teams retreated to the pavilion at 5.30pm

David Graveney, England's chairman of selectors, has not ruled out the prospect of Stuart Law playing Test cricket for England

Championship cricket at its best graced Hove today - and despite encountering Stuart Law in consummate and immoveable touch, Sussex are still in with a shout in this enthralling game

After four days of clubbing records, Victoria set Queensland the biggest of them all - pull off the biggest run-chase in 110 years of domestic cricket to win the Pura Cup

Stuart Law's bid to become a non-overseas player with Lancashire looks likely to fail in the short term

Chris Rogers and Murray Goodwin blasted brilliant centuries as Western Australia cruised to a superb seven-wicket victory against Queensland at the Gabba

Stuart Law (126 not out)and Clinton Perren (82 not out) battered Western Australia, adding 222 runs in just short of 50 overs, as Queensland made an impressive fightback on the third day of their Pura Cup match