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1. 1. Lancs capture Cork

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 02 October 2003 LANCASHIRE have won the battle to sign Dominic Cork. The former England all-rounder, who became the hottest property in county cricket when he announced that he was leaving Derbyshire last month,& & has signed a three-year contract at Old Trafford.

2. 2. Hoggard spares England's blushes

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 13 October 2003 MATTHEW Hoggard lifted England's spirits after an embarrassing batting collapse by marking his return to international cricket with a superb new ball spell in the opening match of the tour to Bangladesh.

3. 3. Freddie to miss Bangladesh Tests

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 07 October 2003 ANDREW Flintoff has been ruled out of England's forthcoming Test series in Bangladesh after failing to recover from a groin problem.

4. 4. New Thorpe deal

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 02 October 2003 ENGLAND batsman Graham Thorpe has signed a new two-year contract with Surrey.

5. 5. 'Without brilliant Blanco there may only have been one tournament'

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 06 October 2003 World Cup rewind: 1987 Frank Keating recalls how the brilliance of France's Serge Blanco against Argentina virtually secured the future of the World Cup.

6. 6. Ricky one of the lads

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 04 October 2003 SPORTS star or not, Ricky Hatton remains one of the lads. And, when you marry his down-to-earth nature with his ferocity and skill in the square ring, you have a natural winner for our Sports Personality of the Month award, run in conjunction with BBC GMR.

7. 7. Region hotbed for top talent

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 13 October 2003 THE North West will be well represented at this month's World Cup in Australia - quite apart from the three players from Sale Sharks and two from Orrell who are involved in the tournament.

8. 8. Glen's charity promise

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 18 October 2003 GLEN CHAPPLE has followed the example of his Lancashire pace partner Peter Martin by teaming up with a charity for his benefit year. Chapple has guaranteed to pay £75,000 to the Kirsty Appeal, which raises funds for the Francis House hospice in Didsbury.

9. 9. Lillis feels at home

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 23 October 2003 AS a player, Mark Lillis was one of those lads you would want beside you in the trenches when the enemy charged.

10. 10. Making his Mark

    Manchester Evening News, Sunday 26 October 2003 THE& lesson from Father Ted seems clear enough - once a boxer, always a boxer.&  But don't worry about it, for Stockport County's new assistant manager Mark Lillis isn't about to trade blows with his dad Ted.

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