AFTER eight days’ cricket in which patience had played a major role in bringing Lancashire two vital victories, Stuart Law’s players discovered yesterday that wheeling away and waiting for success does not always bring its own rewards.
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AS befits a cricketer who seems supremely calm and self-possessed – both on and off the field – Paul Horton is laying stress on controlling the controllables.
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A DAY’S cricket often played out under leaden skies and interrupted by persistent drizzle for nearly two hours in mid-afternoon still provided plenty of entertainment for supporters of both teams yesterday, but left Stuart Law’s Lancashire reasonably placed to build a formidable first innings total in the LV Division One.
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ALDER stayed top of the Bromborough Paints Merseyside and Southport Alliance even though their game at Sutton could not start because of a waterlogged ground.
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JOINT leaders Oxton suffered a shock eight wickets home defeat at the hands of bottom club Bollington in the First Division of The Right Move Abroad Cheshire County League.
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BOWDON reduced the gap behind leaders Alderley Edge from 30 to 16 points with an impressive eight-wicket win at Widnes in the ECB Premier Division of The Right Move Abroad Cheshire County League.
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BOWDON are in with a real chance of a remarkable treble as they visit Widnes today lying a handy second in the ECB Premier Division of The Right Move Abroad Cheshire County League.
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VLADIMIR CHUDACIK is playing cricket at Carmel CC in North Wales. He pauses for a moment and considers the wonderful view over the Clwydian range to Moel Famau.
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ST HELENS RECS may be bottom of the Premier League but Ruskin Drive skipper Stuart Toole insists that he has not even considered what his club might do if its first team is relegated to the First Division of the Business Assistance Liverpool Competition.
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OXTON have drawn level with Didsbury at the top of the First Division in The Right Move Abroad Cheshire County League and secretary Stuart Hirst claims the team are better equipped this season to succeed with their promotion bid.
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A TEN-POINT return from a home draw against Sutton was enough to take Alder back to the top of the Bromborough Paints Merseyside and Southport Alliance.
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LANCASHIRE manager Mike Watkinson believes that Andrew Flintoff is adding a re-discovered ability to construct an innings to his natural talent for hitting the cricket ball very hard as the England all-rounder completes the latest stage of his return to form and international match fitness.
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ANDREW FLINTOFF identified disciplined bowling and attacking batting on a placid wicket as the twin keys to Lancashire’s six-wicket victory over Hampshire at the Rose Bowl yesterday, and the recalled England all-rounder also said that he is “far more happy” with his own strokeplay than he was a month ago.
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WITH its curved, five-pointed roof gleaming white against a background of dense English wooodland, the pavilion of Hampshire’s Rose Bowl ground looked at times rather more like the tented setting for a medieval tournament than a cricket match yesterday afternoon.
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OF the six clubs who made the battle for the 2007 Premier League title one of the most absorbing for many years, five have risen to the top of the pile once again.
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NOW 55 points behind ECB Premier Division leaders Alderley Edge in the Right Move Abroad Cheshire County League, reigning champions Oulton Park’s principal hope of honours this season appears to lie in the Fred Graham Twenty20 Trophy and the Cheshire Cup.
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