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1. 1. Twenty20 storms to cricket's rescue

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 06 July 2005 WHAT was it Spock used to say to Captain Kirk in Star Trek? `It's life, Jim, but not as we know it.'&  That's Twenty20 for you. Cricket, Fred, but not as I've known it this past half-century.<BR>

2. 2. Cricket: Showman Shane tops the bill

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 13 October 2005 SHANE Warne will be unleashed on the cream of the world's batsmen at the Sydney Cricket Ground tomorrow, as Australia attempt to justify their position as the world's No1.

3. 3. Cricket: Schools' class act

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 14 September 2005 CRICKET experts know the future of the game lies in getting kids to play the sport from an early age. In Manchester, youngsters are being encouraged to pick up a bat and ball as part of an initiative to get more of them to take up the sport.

4. 4. Little point in crazy cricket

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 28 May 2005 OUCH! Crazy cricket came to Lord's yesterday when Bangladesh were threatened with annihilation inside two days...and it could cost English cricket a fortune.

5. 5. Macc lad set to reign over youth cricket

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 17 April 2005 THE future of English cricket is in the hands of a Red Rose reject from Macclesfield as well as a former Lancashire captain.

6. 6. Cricket: Doubt over Super Series

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 18 October 2005 INTERNATIONAL cricket bosses have refused to commit to future Super Series following Australia's demolition of the World XI over the past fortnight.

7. 7. Cricket: Ashes heroes honoured

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 12 October 2005 ENGLAND'S rise to the higher reaches of world cricket was recognised at the International Cricket Council player of the year awards with Andrew Flintoff and Kevin Pietersen picking up the main honours.

8. 8. Cricket: Budding stars can still flower

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 31 August 2005 ENGLISH cricket has changed dramatically in the last few years. It's harder, more competitive, more professional and as a result a great national side, which has smashed Australia's dominance, has emerged.

9. 9. Sven: Cricket heroes could be inspiration

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 23 September 2005 SVEN-Goran Eriksson admits he knows nothing about cricket. But Eriksson is well aware how the nation celebrated the triumph against the dominant Aussies and astute enough to use that to inspire the England soccer team.

10. 10. Cricket: The man who made Flintoff believe

    Manchester Evening News, Saturday 24 September 2005 CRICKET& hero Andrew Flintoff's Ashes glory was down to more than just his talent - it was also down to the right mental attitude. We talk to the& mentor who helped him believe. . .

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