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1. 1. Radical plans for amateur cricket

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 11 November 2009 DISGRUNTLED cricket clubs have bowled a bouncer at their hierarchy in a new move to revamp the Central Lancashire League.

2. 2. Freddie signs new deal with Lancs

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 04 November 2009 Andrew Flintoff has signed a new three-year contract to play one-day cricket for Lancashire.

3. 3. Lancs keen on India

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 20 November 2009 PETER Moores says the experiences of Somerset and Sussex in the recent Twenty20 Champions League have whetted his appetite to guide Lancashire to India next October.The Old Trafford coach watched events in the cricket- mad nation during the end-of-season mega-bucks tournament and believes a trip there would do wonders for the development of his young players.

4. 4. MCC deny plan to rename Lord's

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 18 November 2009 CRICKETING chiefs have categorically denied they are considering selling the naming rights to Lord's.

5. 5. Whole new ball game for Montgomery

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 26 November 2009 LANCASHIRE'S new signing Gary Montgomery will be in big demand during the pre-match kick- abouts next season.

6. 6. I won't overdo it, insists Flintoff

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 07 November 2009 ANDREW Flintoff has promised not to compromise his England and Lancashire commitments by over-stretching himself on other one-day assignments.

7. 7. Mahmood ready to pass England test

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 03 November 2009 AFTER almost three years out of the side, Sajid Mahmood will resume his England career this week.

8. 8. Broad back for England

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 25 November 2009 STUART Broad is impatient to make up for lost time as he targets a winning return from injury with England in South Africa.

9. 9. Flintoff's net return

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 30 November 2009 ANDREW Flintoff hopes to be back in the nets before the end of January.

10. 10. Anderson doesn't mind the pressure

    Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 24 November 2009 JIMMY Anderson is confident he can withstand any opposition attempts to destabilise him as leader of England's bowling attack.

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