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1. Horton misses Law pep talks
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 22 September 2009 LANCASHIRE opener Paul Horton says he has missed Stuart Law 'kicking me up the backside every now and again' this season. -
2. Chapple back for Lancashire
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 01 September 2009 LANCASHIRE will be boosted by the return of skipper Glen Chapple tomorrow. -
3. Brian Statham to join ICC Hall of Fame
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 29 August 2009 FORMER M.E.N. cricket writer Colin Evans pays tribute to Lancashire legend Brian Statham who joins the ICC Hall of Fame. -
4. Lloyd backs Lancs' youth
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 06 August 2009 CLIVE Lloyd believes Lancashire's current crop of youngsters can eventually end the club's barren spell and bring silverware back to Old Trafford. -
5. Book review: Mods & Blockers
Manchester Evening News, Friday 31 July 2009 WHAT have the petty politics from inside the Lancashire County Cricket Club pavilion got to do with Mods and Rockers, the Vietnam War and the Civil Rights struggle? -
6. David Lloyd column
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 06 June 2009 LANCASHIRE are the talk of the county circuit - and rightly so. -
7. Brooklands and Stockport on way up
Manchester Evening News, Monday 25 August 2008 BROOKLANDS and Stockport are celebrating promotion with three games of the Cheshire League season still to go. -
8. Comment: Colin Evans column
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 06 September 2007 STUART Law is a happy, uncomplaining sort who reckons he's lucky simply to have played first-class cricket for the last 20 years. But he must wonder sometimes whether the cricketing gods have had it in for him. -
9. Colin Evans column
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 12 July 2007 THERE'S no more depressing sight, in the middle of an English summer, than a wet, deserted cricket ground. -
10. Colin Evans column
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 28 June 2007 ENGLAND'S decision to ignore Mal Loye is an absolute disgrace. What does he have to do to convince them that he is worth a place in the one-day squad?