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1. 711. Over to Evans: Life sentence over OT

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 18 May 2005 WHENEVER I look across to Old Trafford's Gap Corner, I can't help thinking about the late Cedric Rhoades, who led Lancashire through two turbulent decades, writes Colin Evans.

2. 712. Whelan: '2006 should be even better'

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 29 December 2005 WHAT a wonderful year it has been for Wigan Athletic - and 2006 promises to be even better.

3. 713. Wigan: Why Jewell gems scrub up well

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 07 November 2005 WIGAN'S recipe for success centres on a manager who never airs his dirty linen in public - and a team that no-longer has to wash its own training kit.

4. 714. Squash: Gold digger Nicol

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 27 October 2005 ENGLAND'S Peter Nicol aims to win gold at his third successive Commonwealth Games when he steps on court in Melbourne next March.

5. 715. Keedy feeling strong

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 10 April 2005 SOME guests chuckled as a grimacing Gary Keedy limped up to receive Lancashire's Player of the Year award for 2004. But Keedy wasn't acting the goat, he was still recovering from an injury which had threatened to wreck his best season.

6. 716. Flintoff would relish captain's role

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 27 October 2005 ANDREW Flintoff admits he would accept an offer to captain England - and insists there is no rift after current skipper Michael Vaughan suggested he would not be suitable.

7. 717. Freddie wins his battle - and Lancs lose out

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 15 May 2005 ANDY Flintoff may have played his last Championship match for Lancashire this season, writes COLIN EVANS.

8. 718. Vaughan stays focused

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 07 September 2005 MICHAEL Vaughan has urged England to stay true to the methods which have put them in touching distance of an historic Ashes victory and block out talk of what might follow.

9. 719. Lancs blast for England

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 17 August 2005 LANCASHIRE& are considering a formal protest to England after key all-rounder Andrew Flintoff was withdrawn from their crunch C&G Trophy semi-final showdown with Warwickshire on Saturday.

10. 720. Wimbledon: From M32 to SW19, it's time to say farewell

    Manchester Evening News, Friday 01 July 2005 ALAN Mills has become a Wimbledon institution alongside strawberries and cream, a glass of Pimms and another gallant Tim Henman failure.

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