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1. 1. Gough retires from Test cricket

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 05 August 2003 England fast bowler Darren Gough has announced his immediate retirement from Test cricket after admitting his 32-year-old body, which has endured three operations in the last two years, "was in bits".

2. 2. Cricket: Law goes close to record book

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 02 August 2003 STUART Law isn't a big fan of statistics, but even he was reflecting on what might have been.

3. 3. Cricket: Walkden Cup finals

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 02 August 2003 CHRIS Milnes believes last year's Walkden Cup final heartbreak will spur Woodbank on to victory.

4. 4. Cricket: Cross Cup finals

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 02 August 2003 LEE Wolstenholme hopes to crown his first season in the Anthony Axford Bolton Association in style.

5. 5. Cricket: Wood Cup finals

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 02 August 2003 MIKE Arnold knows what it takes to win the Wood Cup.

6. 6. Cricket: Hamer Cup finals

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 02 August 2003 GREENMOUNT are getting used to the big-time atmosphere of the Hamer Cup in the Warburtons Bolton League.

7. 7. Title rivals battle it out

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 27 August 2003 TRY telling Lancashire and Surrey that county cricket is soft and weak-kneed -& If Michael Vaughan had been around he would have seen a compelling contest on the opening day of the Old Trafford championship clash.

8. 8. EU says foreign quotas are illegal

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 05 August 2003

   The world of rugby and cricket is prepearing for a shake up following a European court ruling that may prove as influential as the Bosman ruling was in football.

9. 9. Law relishing Lancs life

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 31 August 2003 STUART LAW looks out over the Old Trafford square and smiles. "You look happy," I say. "Aw, mate, I feel like I've won the Lottery."

10. 10. Smith displays good breeding of county set

    Manchester Evening News, Monday 11 August 2003 England's selectors have gone back to the shires for their new Test caps, revealing the confusion and contradiction at the heart of the system.

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