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1. Andrew Flintoff tells James Robson about his Open-winning pal Darren Clarke
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 19 July 2011 The only way Darren Clarke’s incredible Open victory can be topped is if the popular Northern Irishman goes and wins it again. -
2. Botham's blast over Freddie
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 18 September 2007 SIR Ian Botham has blasted the England selectors for taking Andrew Flintoff to the "Mickey Mouse" Twenty20 World Cup. -
3. David Lloyd column
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 05 June 2010 It's great to have Test cricket back at Old Trafford. This is what the famous old place is all about. -
4. David Lloyd column
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 17 July 2010 I don’t see Lancashire as serious contenders to win the Friends Provident Twenty20, but that’s not to say they can’t win it. -
5. Allott hits out at 'silly' England after Anderson injury
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 20 October 2010 Paul Allott belives England have been left looking “silly” after Jimmy Anderson’s boot camp mishap. -
6. IPL chief lines up Flintoff jackpot
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 30 September 2008 ANDREW Flintoff will play in the Indian Premier League next season, according to the tournament's chairman Lalit Modi. -
7. Test chiefs miss a TV trick
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 23 July 2008 THE way England were crushed by South Africa in the second Test at Headingley, the selectors will probably have been delighted that the match played second fiddle to The Open all weekend. -
8. Sutton's diary: Red Rose in desert
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 29 March 2008 A GOOD work-out, a day surfing the waves, a fifty, three wins and a broken bus - it was certainly a pre-season tour to remember! -
9. Botham boost for Keedy
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 07 July 2009 LANCASHIRE'S Gary Keedy has been given a helping hand by cricket legend Sir Ian Botham. -
10. England eye whitewash
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 02 September 2008 ENGLAND have set their sights on creating history by claiming their first one-day whitewash over major opposition by beating South Africa in the final match of the NatWest Series tomorrow.