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1. 1. Cricket world pays tribute to Woolmer

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 19 March 2007 TRIBUTES have been pouring in to Pakistan coach and former England batsman Bob Woolmer, who died suddenly in Jamaica on Sunday at the age of 58.

2. 2. Cricket World Cup

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 06 March 2007 ENGLAND will fight for the World Cup boosted by their encouraging ODI performances in Australia.

3. 3. Carnival time for the Caribbean

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 13 March 2007 IF Stuart Law wasn't busy preparing for Lancashire's latest bid to win the County Championship, he would be on a hill in the Caribbean with a beer in his hand talking cricket.

4. 4. Vaughan hints at 'evil within'

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 24 March 2007 ENGLAND captain Michael Vaughan has a "gut feeling" there is still corruption within cricket.

5. 5. David Lloyd column

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 28 March 2007 MATCH-FIXING still goes on in cricket, and there's not much the authorities can do to stop it.

6. 6. Freddie the fighter

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 20 March 2007 SO superhero Freddie Flintoff is fuelled by something rather less exotic than Kryptonite. Are we really shocked or surprised?The Lancastrian who has done more than any other to put cricket firmly back on the sporting map has always had a larger than life personality prone to excess.

7. 7. Law sees Murali as world champ

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 03 March 2007 STUART Law believes he will be playing cricket at Lancashire next season alongside a World Cup winner.

8. 8. Keedy on the attack

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 23 March 2007 GARY Keedy is planning to put last year's end-of-season nightmare behind him to become part of the most feared spin attack in county cricket.

9. 9. Ireland plan more upsets

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 18 March 2007 IRELAND wicketkeeper Niall O'Brien warned the World Cup big guns of more shocks to come after his side set up an almighty St Patrick's Day celebration with victory over Pakistan in Jamaica.

10. 10. 'Watch out for Freddie'

    Manchester Evening News, Monday 12 March 2007 SIR Viv Richards is backing England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff to become one of the stars of this World Cup.

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