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1. 1. Lancashire face old foe first

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 18 December 2008 LANCASHIRE will begin their 2009 County Championship campaign against old foes Sussex at Hove.

2. 2. Ashwell returns to Lancs

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 11 January 2010 ASHWELL Prince is returning to Lancashire next season. The South African batsman, who spent the early part of the 2009 campaign at Old Trafford, will fill in as the club’s overseas player until the arrival of Kumar Sangakkara.

3. 3. Lancs handed Ashes blow

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 21 April 2006 LANCASHIRE have been kicked in the teeth by the decision not to award Old Trafford an Ashes Test in 2009, according to chief executive Jim Cumbes.

4. 4. Lloyd left in spin

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 21 April 2006 DAVID Lloyd believes there should be no doubts over Old Trafford's Test match future, despite the decision not to award Lancashire an Ashes fixture in 2009.

5. 5. Glen Chapple reappointed Lancashire captain

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 04 December 2011 Peter Moores has revealed Glen Chapple may again sit out a large chunk of Lancashire’s one-day campaign next season to keep him fresh as they bid to defend the LV= County Championship.

6. 6. Chapple hungry for title seconds

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 07 December 2011 Having made history once, Glen Chapple is out to put his name in the Red Rose record books again.

7. 7. Coach Peter Moores signs two-year extension to Lancashire deal

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 12 January 2012 Peter Moores has pledged his future to Lancashire by signing a two-year extension to his Old Trafford deal.

8. 8. Boost for Lancashire as coach Peter Moores signs two-year extension to deal

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 13 January 2012 Peter Moores has pledged his future to Lancashire by signing a two-year extension to his Old Trafford deal.

9. 9. Lancashire is where I want to be - Peter Moores

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 14 January 2012 Peter Moores has revealed he has had other job offers since he joined Lancashire. But the former England coach says he has put pen to paper on a new contract at Old Trafford because he is excited by working with the club’s young, homegrown players.

10. 10. Moore chances please! Lancashire stars overlooked, says batsman

    Manchester Evening News, Saturday 21 January 2012 Stephen Moore’s chances of winning a place in the England side may well be dwindling, but he insists many of his Lancashire teammates are capable of playing at the highest level.

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