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1. 1. Lancs told to stay at Old Trafford

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 04 March 2005 LANCASHIRE Cricket Club members will be told at tomorrow's annual meeting that the club should never leave Old Trafford.

2. 2. Dynamic duo can be England key

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 06 March 2005 MICHAEL Vaughan has warned English cricket fans to take cover this summer should Andrew Flintoff form a destructive middle-order allegiance with Kevin Pietersen.

3. 3. Bell digs deep

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 08 March 2005 IAN Bell drew on his Test match pedigree with a patient, unbeaten hundred as England A began the Sri Lanka leg of their cricket tour with an encouraging 272-4 on day one of four against the hosts.

4. 4. I nearly resigned, admits Simmons

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 07 March 2005 LANCASHIRE Cricket Club chairman Jack Simmons has revealed that he considered stepping down after the death of his vice-chairman and close friend Murray Birnie this winter.

5. 5. Red Rose looking to bloom

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 26 March 2005 MUTTIAH Muralitharan and Brad Hodge are on their way, and Andy Flintoff is fighting back strongly from injury.

6. 6. Freddie can play his part

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 27 March 2005 ANDY Flintoff could have a massive impact on Lancashire's season as he battles to get fully fit for the Ashes.

7. 7. Rio: I couldn't cope with Wayne's fame

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 25 March 2005 RIO FERDINAND insists Wayne Rooney is growing up rapidly but admits that he would crack up if he had to live his life under the intense media attention which the Manchester United whiz-kid is subjected to on a daily basis.

8. 8. Chilled Chilton

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 27 March 2005 LANCASHIRE are banking on a guitar-strumming Oasis fan to lead them into a new era.

9. 9. Law eager for a new dawn

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 27 March 2005 STUART Law is anxious to put the dark days behind him - and not just the dismal experiences Lancashire suffered in 2004.

10. 10. Jimmy aims to get back in fast track

    Manchester Evening News, Sunday 27 March 2005 JIMMY Anderson refuses to give up hope of sharing in England's bid for Ashes glory this summer.

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