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VIDEO: ‘Drink safely’ says Lancashire star Anderson
1:12pm Tuesday 7th July 2009
BURNLEY-born Test cricketer Jimmy Anderson is the star of a film encouraging people to drink responsibly this summer.
Have your say »Re-born Anderson ready for the Ashes
8:58am Tuesday 7th July 2009
RE-BORN Burnley pace ace James Anderson is ready to rip into the Aussies when the wickets are pitched on the Ashes tomorrow.
Semi-final curse hits Lancashire again
11:25am Monday 6th July 2009
LANCASHIRE’S semi-final hoodoo continued once again as they lost to Hampshire by 64 runs in the Friends Provident Trophy at Old Trafford yesterday.
Lancashire Twenty20 tickets on sale tomorrow
4:34pm Thursday 2nd July 2009
Tickets go on general sale tomorrow for Lancashire’s Twenty20 quarter final clash with Somerset at Old Trafford on July 28.
Read boy back in Lancs squad
8:47am Tuesday 30th June 2009
Read’s Oliver Newby is back in Lancashire’s squad for today’s County Championship clash at Nottinghamshire.
Fred on fire as Lancs crush Derbyshire
9:10am Friday 26th June 2009
Andrew Flintoff handed England an Ashes boost as he returned to form in spectacular fashion in the Twenty20 Cup at Derby.
Lancashire squad same again
11:28am Thursday 25th June 2009
Lancashire head coach Peter Moores has announced an unchanged 13-man squad for the Lightning’s Twenty20 Cup Group match against Derbyshire Phantoms at the County Ground today (7.10pm start).
Saj: Fred will be fine
5:00pm Wednesday 24th June 2009
Lancashire star Sajid Mahmood believes England will see a fully-fit Andrew Flintoff in the Ashes.
Freddie upstaged as Lancs crash to first loss
2:09pm Tuesday 23rd June 2009
England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff was upstaged by Leicestershire duo Jim Allenby and Iain O’Brien as the Foxes inflicted Lancashire’s first defeat in the Twenty20 Cup this season.
Lee wants Freddie revenge as Lancs head to Liverpool
9:03am Monday 22nd June 2009
AUSTRALIAN pace ace Brett Lee is keeping his fingers crossed that Andrew Flintoff is fit for the Ashes - and reckons cricket’s showpiece series won’t be the same if he can’t go for revenge against Lancashire’s talisman.
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