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1. 1671. Cricket: Harbhajan shows Test class

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 07 September 2002 THE fourth Test moved inexorably towards a draw at the Oval - but new Lancashire signing Harbhajan Singh showed Old Trafford fans what they can expect next season.

2. 1672. Lancashire legend Roy Tattersall dies

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 09 December 2011 Lancashire legend and former England Test player Roy Tattersall has died, aged 89.

3. 1673. Aussies can be beaten - Hegg

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 20 October 2002 AUSTRALIA are still the super power in world cricket.

4. 1674. Freddie beamed out of test

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 21 May 2003 ANDY FLINTOFF is out of the Lord's Test - after being hit by a beamer from a young Lancashire team-mate in the Old Trafford nets.

5. 1675. England embarrassed in Mumbai

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 11 November 2008 CAPTAIN Kevin Pietersen has shrugged off England's humiliation after this morning's embarrassing 124-run defeat by a Mumbai XI.

6. 1676. Mahmood out of cold storage

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 22 April 2008 SAJID Mahmood says his spell out of the international limelight has done him good.

7. 1677. Flintoff set for Lancashire return

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 29 July 2010 Andrew Flintoff will return to action for Lancashire seconds next week.

8. 1678. Review: Delphic @ Islington Mill

   CityLife, Monday 01 February 2010 OF the six bands in the BBC’s Influential Sound of 2010 list (discounting the nine solo artists), three were Mancunian : Delphic (first fingered for success by CityLife’s own David Sue last April), Hurts, and Everything Everything.

9. 1679. Review: Delphic @ Islington Mill

   CityLife, Monday 01 February 2010 OF the six bands in the BBC’s Influential Sound of 2010 list (discounting the nine solo artists), three were Mancunian : Delphic (first fingered for success by CityLife’s own David Sue last April), Hurts, and Everything Everything.

10. 1680. Latest chapter for book store hit by arson

    Manchester Evening News, Saturday 27 December 2003 A RARE book store which was nearly destroyed in an arson attack has turned a new page in its history.<BR>Thousands of books went up in smoke when young thugs torched Sharston Books, in Harling Road, Wythenshawe, in March, and the six-year-old business nearly went bust. Now it has reopened again.

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