Alan Mullally

Alan Mullally tells it like it is about why England were rubbish in his time, and talks about playing the Australians

Farcical bowling, the helmet fielder, chess interruptions, batting for pints - ten instances of when matches weren't cricket

Zaheer Khan is just one in a long recent line of left-armer seamers to have been plagued by injury

Tail-end Charlies are not what they were. The old England No.11 is an endangered species. Simon Lister marks the passing of an institution with a knock-out for eight of the worst. And the worst of the lot is...

Here we look at 11 occasions when the lower-order adopted the long-handle approach

There's a newish sports TV channel around specialising in nostalgia of the highest order. I won't reveal its name in case I'm accused of shameless plugging but I believe it may advertise its wares elsewhere on this website. It should be called Hindsight T

Alan Mullally, the former England left-arm seamer, has announced his retirement from first-class cricket

Hampshire concluded their pre-season friendly action at Canterbury by amassing a mammoth 480-8 in their 90 overs, in response to Kent's 393 the previous day.

Hampshire take 12 to Canterbury for the Easter friendlies against Kent.

Hampshire continued their preparations for the start of the 2004 season with the visit of Warwickshire to the Rose Bowl.

Hampshire take 12 players to Hove on Monday for a two day friendly match

Three Hampshire players are facing dates with the surgeon's knife shortly to right ailments in preparation for the push for promotion to Division One of the County Championship next season.

Hampshire go into their final Frizzell Championship Division Two match of the 2003 season against bottom placed Derbyshire on Wednesday without three of their leading seam bowlers

Hampshire go into their vital National League match on Sunday at Lord's minus John Francis

Hampshire Hawks suffered their second successive defeat in the National League Division Two, losing to runaway leaders Lancashire Lightning by 45 runs at the Rose Bowl

Hampshire overcame a problematic morning to end the first day of their important Frizzell County Championship Division Two clash with Somerset in the driving seat, thanks to a superb century from Derek Kenway.

Hampshire make just one change to the side that lost heavily to Durham at the Riverside in the Frizzell County Championship Division Two match when they take on Somerset at Taunton on Tuesday (26 August).

Hampshire suffered their second successive Innings defeat when they went down to Durham at the Riverside within 75 minutes of the 4th Day.

Hampshire Hawks put behind them their disappointing Championship form in an attempt to win a joint record seventh successive victory in the National League when they take on the Durham Dynamos at The Riverside on Sunday.