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Jennings plans to fight England fire with fire

Jennings plans to fight England fire with fire

Ray Jennings, the outspoken new South Africa coach, throws down the gauntlet to England's batsmen in an interview for the January issue of The Wisden Cricketer magazine

As it was: The Memoirs of Fred Trueman - Fred Trueman

As it was: The Memoirs of Fred Trueman - Fred Trueman

Frank Keating reviews FS Trueman's latest offering

18-Nov-2004•Frank Keating

India's most legendary of figures

India's most legendary of figures

Lala Amarnath is the most legendary of figures in Indian cricket

Red Rose regroups around Chilton

Red Rose regroups around Chilton

A closer look at the changes going on at Old Trafford, after Lancashire not only failed to win Division on of the Championship, but were relegated too

17-Nov-2004•Andy Wilson

The war of the vital statistics

The war of the vital statistics

In studies across England the battle of the Old Trafford scorecard rages

23-Sep-2004•Paul Coupar

When the fat lady sings

When the fat lady sings

Stephen Chalke on retirement

23-Sep-2004•Stephen Chalke

Whither Smith?

Whither Smith?

To Mike Denness, who resigned as chairman of the cricket committee as a consequence, it was "despicable"; to David Fulton it was "a long time ago, done and dusted"

Clarke's payback

Clarke's payback

It has happened again: a young Australian batsman has spent a season in county cricket getting used to English pitches just in time to return next summer in pursuit of the Ashes

In need of Love

In need of Love

Likely double relegation means another round of staff changes at Northamptonshire

Chair goes in to bat

Chair goes in to bat

In an online Q&A session the club chairman Giles Clarke tackled the grievances of irate supporters with commendable restraint

Rampaging form

Rampaging form

"I expected him to be my No

Never too old

Never too old

Few men manage career-bests in their 39th year, so Tony Cottey's match-winning 5 for 49 in the totesport match with Somerset warrants toasting

Back to the day job

Back to the day job

It is common knowledge that Charlie Dagnall enjoys a few unusual extra-curricular activities

Ramps mark II

Ramps mark II

The coincidence is eerie

Hegg out of luck

Hegg out of luck

Warren Hegg started the summer as the bookmakers' favourite to lift the Championship and end Lancashire's 70-year wait for an outright win

Bargain hunting

Bargain hunting

Relegated last autumn, Nottinghamshire returned to the top division of the Championship thanks to ferocious batting which took the pressure off the bowlers

The remarkable Daniel Day

The remarkable Daniel Day

A profile of Daniel Day, one of the forgotten superstars of the early Victorian era

O'er Dale

O'er Dale

Adrian Dale, the county's underrated allrounder, says farewell this autumn

Essex win Grant

Essex win Grant

With one Championship century in 2004, Andy Flower has shown only glimpses of the gleaming class that brought him a Test average of 51.54 - better than Viv Richards, Sunil Gavaskar or Steve Waugh

Overseas plaudit

Overseas plaudit

If you want to get Mark Alleyne's goat, ask him to praise individuals

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