Paul Collingwood

With signs of a Durham revival, Paul Collingwood is again reluctant to call time on a first-class career that began deep in the last century

Durham Jets took a step towards the quarter-finals of the Vitality Blast by notching their fifth win in a row in the competition

Our snippets from the Vitality Blast include Paul Collingwood's latest feat of endurance, Harry Gurney's economics, and an assortment of English legspinners

Durham Jets secured their fourth win on the bounce in the Vitality Blast, cantering to a comfortable win over Nottingham Outlaws

Unfancied Durham have overturned Biormingham Bears and Notts Outlaws on their own turf in the space of 48 hours to throw North Group wide open

The former England batsman will play his 22nd season for Durham after confirming a new contract with the county at the end of a difficult season for the club

A year to the day since they were handed relegation and a 48-point penalty, things have only gone from bad to worse at Durham

How many times has that happened in Tests?

Paul Collingwood admits that playing international cricket in front of a passionate Pakistan crowd in next month's proposed World XI fixtures would be professionally tempting at this late stage of his career

Paul Collingwood might never see 40 again but his defiant form is once again a bright spot in Durham's careworn season

Alex Hales continues to excel in limited-overs cricket, so much so that it invites the thought whether an Ashes call-up this winter can be entirely ruled out

North group leaders Leicestershire made it four wins out of four, all away from home, in the NatWest T20 Blast when they beat Durham by 27 runs at Chester-le-Street.

Graham Clark's maiden century put Durham in command on the second day of their Specsavers County Championship match against Glamorgan at Chester-le-Street

Rookie pace bowler Barry McCarthy bagged season's best figures of 4 for 52 to blow away Kent's top order and move Durham into the box seat at Canterbury

Bottom side Durham enjoyed the upper hand over promotion-chasing Kent during a cut-and-thrust opening day to their Specsavers County Championship encounter in Canterbury

It's been a 41st birthday to remember for Durham captain Paul Collingwood, as he struck 127 off 174 balls to aid his team's recovery on the first day of their County Championship Division Two clash against Glamorgan

Paul Collingwood rolled back the years to help Durham complete a remarkable run chase under the Trent Bridge floodlights

Keaton Jennings and Michael Richardson continued their superb form with a stand of 158 in to propel Durham to a 19-run Royal London Cup win against Northamptonshire

Paul Collingwood starred with bat and ball at Gosforth as Leicestershire never recovered from a disastrous start