BBC: Caddick awarded Somerset benefit Somerset award a benefit year in 2009 to veteran paceman Andrew Caddick in recognition of his 20 years with the county. Yorkshire Today: Adil Rashid called up to England Performance squad YORKSHIRE bowler Adil Rashid has been called up to the England Performance squad (04/12/2008 14:12:38) Yorkshire Today: Kevin Pietersen bullish in face of security concerns ENGLAND captain Kevin Pietersen was typically bullish in the face of fresh security concerns in India, insisting he is confident next week's Test in Chennai will go ahead. (04/12/2008 13:43:50) Yorkshire Today: England's squad fly back for India test matches ENGLAND'S players have presented a strong display of solidarity by agreeing to fly out to Abu Dhabi for a training camp while they consider whether to resume their Test series in India. (03/12/2008 18:04:07) Yorkshire Today: England ready to return to India ENGLAND are ready to fly into Abu Dhabi tomorrow to begin preparations for the two-Test series in India with cricket bosses insisting they are given round-the-clock protection from 'SAS-style' commandos. (03/12/2008 09:47:39) BBC: Khan hopeful for England future Kent fast bowler Amjad Khan says he has been reassured he still has a future with England, despite missing out on the chance to play in India. BBC: Worcs to train at Malvern College Worcestershire will use Malvern College's state-of-the-art sports complex for training from autumn 2009. BBC: Hick agrees to play for ICL team Ex-England batsman Graeme Hick is to join the Indian Cricket League for the remainder of the competition. Yorkshire Today: Fearful players 'should not return' National cricket selector Geoff Miller has admitted England's players should not agree to resume their tour of India if they "have a sense of fear" in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks on Mumbai. (02/12/2008 07:59:06) Yorkshire Today: England Test dates changed in India ENGLAND have been offered a revised schedule for their suspended tour of India as talks on security continue. (01/12/2008 14:43:25) Developer looks at Edgbaston plan Your say on 606 Fit Kabir upset at England snub Your say - 606 Justin Langer column Carter seals new Notts contract Glamorgan suffer mauling by Bears Paceman Arafat returns to Sussex Middlesex quash Northants threat Dippenaar steers Foxes to victory Next page-->

BBC Sport | Cricket | Counties | UK Edition All the action as it happens. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Jones on course for April return Worcestershire are confident that England paceman Simon Jones will be fit for the start of next season. ·Prior ready to return to India Matt Prior will return to India with England if they resume their two-Test series, says his agent Andy Smith. ·Northants get Sales injury boost Northants say batsman David Sales' knee injury is not as bad as first feared. ·New Notts turf ahead of schedule Work to install new turf, drainage and sprinklers at Nottinghamshire's Trent Bridge ground is ahead of schedule. ·Worcs to train at Malvern College Worcestershire will use Malvern College's state-of-the-art sports complex for training from autumn 2009. ·Watkinson set for new Lancs role Chief executive Jim Cumbes says Mike Watkinson could be in line to become Lancashire's first director of cricket. ·Kabir escapes terror attack Worcestershire cricketer and former England player Kabir Ali escapes being caught up in the terror attacks in Mumbai. ·New Road work on track - Newton Worcestershire chief executive Mark Newton is confident the recent flooding of New Road will prove only a temporary setback. ·Brooks replaces Mackay at Sussex Sussex appoint David Brooks as their new chief executive after the departure of Gus Mackay. ·Your say on 606 What fans are saying about county cricket on 606

BBC Sport | Cricket | Counties | Derbyshire | UK Edition All the action as it happens. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Clare picked for Lillee coaching Derbyshire all-rounder Jonathan Clare is recognised as one of England's most promising young bowlers. ·Sadler to spend winter down under Derbyshire batsman John Sadler will spend the winter in Australia as part of an England Cricket Board scheme. ·Derbys sign Groenewald from Bears Derbyshire sign South African born all-rounder Tim Groenewald from Warwickshire. ·Counties find out FP Trophy draw Reigning champions Essex are handed a relatively kind group for next year's Friends Provident Trophy. ·All-rounder Park joins Derbyshire Durham's Garry Park becomes Derbyshire's first signing for the 2009 season after agreeing a two year contract. ·Under-19 call for Derbyshire trio Six Leicestershire and Derbyshire players are named in England's under-19 squad to tour South Africa in the New Year. ·Derbyshire foursome agree deals Derbyshire agree new one-year deals with four players to complete the club's retained list for 2009. ·Feature: Reformed Wagg eyes England Graham Wagg is on England's radar after serving drugs ban ·Wagg is Derbys' player ofseason Derbyshire all-rounder Graham Wagg is crowned overall player of the year at the club's awards ceremonies. ·Your say - 606 Your favourite Derbyshire content and debate on 606

BBC Sport | Cricket | Counties | Durham | UK Edition All the action as it happens. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Durham sign all-rounder Blackwell Durham snap up former England all-rounder Ian Blackwell from Somerset on a three-year deal. ·Smith confident as Durham captain Durham batsman Will Smith dismisses suggestions he lacks the experience to captain the county during the 2009 Championship season. ·Chanderpaul to return to Durham County champions Durham agree a deal for Shivnarine Chanderpaul to return to the Riverside next season. ·Counties find out FP Trophy draw Reigning champions Essex are handed a relatively kind group for next year's Friends Provident Trophy. ·All-rounder Park joins Derbyshire Durham's Garry Park becomes Derbyshire's first signing for the 2009 season after agreeing a two year contract. ·Smith clinches top Durham prize Durham batsman WillSmith wins the club's Player of the Year after an impressive season with the Division One champions. ·Harmison hails Durham team effort Durham bowler Steve Harmison hails a terrific team spirit as the catalyst for their first-ever Division One County Championship title win. ·Durham captain bows out in style Durham captain Dale Benkenstein confirms he is standing down from the role following the county's historic County Championship title win. ·Durham seal title as Kent go down Durham celebrate their first Championship title after winning at Canterbury, a defeat that sends Kent into Division Two. ·Your say - 606 Your favourite Durham content and debate on 606

BBC Sport | Cricket | Counties | Essex | UK Edition All the action as it happens. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Grayson happy with Essex bowlers Essex coach Paul Grayson says he is more than happy with his bowling line-up for next season. ·Essex complete Maunders signing Essex complete the signing of batsman John Maunders on a one-year contract for the 2009 season. ·IPL deal temptsEssex star Napier Essex all-rounder Graham Napier is not yet committed to any deal with the Indian Premier League. ·Ten Doeschate extends Essex deal Essex all-rounder Ryan ten Doeschate signs a one-year contract extension to take him up to the end of 2011. ·Cook commits to Essex until 2011 England batsman Alastair Cook signs a two-year contract extension with Essex, taking him up to 2011. ·Bopara & Napier hunt IPL deals England players will be free to play in next April's Indian Premier League if India release 20 players for the first English Premier League, BBC Sport can reveal. ·Essex's Pettini targets promotion Captain Mark Pettini sets himself the challenge of guiding Essex to the top-flight of the County Championship next season. ·Pettini signs new Essex contract Essex captain Mark Pettini has signed a two-year contract extension with the club. ·Your say- 606 Your favourite Essex content and debate on 606 ·BBC Essex

BBC Sport | Cricket | Counties | Glamorgan | UK Edition All the action as it happens. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Gibbs agrees to Glamorgan return South Africa batsman Herschelle Gibbs will rejoin Glamorgan for the 2009 campaign. ·England to face ex-coach Fletcher Former England coach Duncan Fletcher will be part of the South African coaching staff when they play England in 2009. ·Glamorgan outlawing ticket touts Glamorgan are cracking down on Ashes Test touts after six tickets were found for sale on the internet. ·South Africa drop troubled Gibbs Batsman Herschelle Gibbs is dropped from South Africa's side after breaking team curfew before their Twenty20 match against Bangladesh. ·Ashes tickets snapped up in hours The 6,000 tickets for the Ashes Test at the Swalec Stadium next July were sold within hours of being put on sale ·Dalrymple takes Glamorgan reins Jamie Dalrymple is named as Glamorgan's new captain in succession to David Hemp. ·Counties find out FP Trophy draw Reigning champions Essex are handed a relatively kind group for next year's Friends Provident Trophy. ·Hemp wants new county home David Hemp seeks a new county for next season after being released by Glamorgan. ·Cosy Glamorgan 'needed change' Chairman Paul Russell says the "dysfunctional family" at Glamorgan needed to be changed. ·Your say - 606 Your favourite Glamorgan content and debate on 606

BBC Sport | Cricket | Counties | Gloucestershire | UK Edition All the action as it happens. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Lewis stands down as Glos captain Jon Lewis has resigned as Gloucestershire captain after three years in charge. ·Taylor invited to England set-up Gloucestershire's Chris Taylor is helping to improve the fielding of some top players in the closed season. ·Glos hand benefit year to Taylor Former Gloucestershire captain Chris Taylor is awarded a benefit year for the 2009 season. ·Counties find out FP Trophy draw Reigning champions Essex are handed a relatively kind group for next year's Friends Provident Trophy. ·Fisher signs for Worcestershire Worcestershire increase their bowling options for next summer by signing left-arm spinner Ian Fisher. ·Porterfield signs new Glos deal Ireland captain William Porterfield signs a new two-year contract with Gloucestershire. ·Dogged Snell defies Essex bowlers Gloucestershire draw their Championship match against Essex at Bristol thanks to Steve Snell's 70 not out. ·Gloucestershire register Woodman Gloucestershire register MCC Young Cricketer Rob Woodman in time to play in final Championship game of the season. ·Wagg shines in Derbyshire victory Derbyshire overcome some spirited Gloucestershire resistance for a 117-run victory in the Championship. ·Rogers revives Derbyshire hopes Derbyshire skipper Chris Rogers leads a second-day fightback by his side against Gloucestershire.

BBC Sport | Cricket | Counties | Hampshire | UK Edition All the action as it happens. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Fletcher still coming, say Hants Chairman Rod Bransgrove says Duncan Fletcher's role with South Africa will not affect his consultancy job at Hampshire. ·Rose Bowl to get better drainage Hampshire fans and other Rose Bowl visitors are set to see more cricket from 2010 thanks to improved drainage. ·Pietersen set for IPL chance England players will be free to play in next April's Indian Premier League if India release 20 players for the first English Premier League, BBC Sport can reveal. ·Counties find out FP Trophy draw Reigning champions Essex are handed a relatively kind group for next year's Friends Provident Trophy. ·Warne confused by Fletcher role Former Hampshire captain Shane Warne is puzzled by Duncan Fletcher's possible appointment at the Rose Bowl. ·Hampshire trio in England squad Three Hampshire players are selected for the England under-19 tour to South Africa in the New Year. ·Warne cool over Hampshire rumours Former Hampshire captain Shane Warne plays down suggestions he could become involved in the county's coaching set-up. ·Hants confirm Fletcher approach Hampshire confirm they have opened talks with former England coach Duncan Fletcher while Giles White is team manager. ·Brown leaves Hampshire for Surrey Batsman Michael Brown leaves Hampshire to join Surrey. ·Your say - 606 Your favourite Hampshire content and debate on 606

BBC Sport | Cricket | Counties | Kent | UK Edition All the action as it happens. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Khan hopeful for England future Kent fast bowler Amjad Khan says he has been reassured he still has a future with England, despite missing out on the chance to play in India. ·Key reappointed as Kent captain Kent stick with Rob Key as their captain for 2009, while spinner Rob Ferley returns to the county after two years with Nottinghamshire. ·Khan gets England call England bring Sajid Mahmood and Amjad Khan into their squad for the last two ODIs against India after Andrew Flintoff and Stuart Broad pick up injuries. ·Kent dismiss Van Jaarsveld rumour Kent chief executive Paul Millman denies batsman Martin Van Jaarsveld could be on his way to Lancashire. ·Kent opener wins more recognition Kent's young batsman Joe Denly is hailed as the most promising young cricketer of the year by the Cricket Society. ·Paceman Arafat returns to Sussex Sussex sign Pakistani fast bowler Yasir Arafat, 26, who was Kent's overseas player in 2008. ·Counties find out FP Trophy draw Reigning champions Essex are handed a relatively kind group for next year's Friends Provident Trophy. ·Kent refuse McLaren's SA request Kent refuse to allow key all-rounder Ryan McLaren to join South Africa's limited-overs squad. ·Key focuses on an England recall Kent captain Rob Key is hoping to get another chance in the England squad, according to his coach Simon Willis. ·Your say - 606 Your favourite Kent content and debate on 606

BBC Sport | Cricket | Counties | Lancashire | UK Edition All the action as it happens. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Watkinson set for new Lancs role Chief executive Jim Cumbes says Mike Watkinson could be in line to become Lancashire's first director of cricket. ·Lancashire snap up rookie Shankar Lancashire sign former Middlesex academy batsman Adrian Shankar on a two-year deal. ·Mahmood called into England squad England bring Sajid Mahmood and Amjad Khan into their squad for the last two ODIs against India after Andrew Flintoff and Stuart Broad pick up injuries. ·Flintoff keen to join IPL in 2009 Andrew Flintoff is keen to play in the Indian Premier League and tells BBC Sport it would improve England's one-day game. ·Kent dismiss Van Jaarsveld rumour Kent chief executive Paul Millman denies batsman Martin Van Jaarsveld could be on his way to Lancashire. ·Marron quits as Lancs groundsman Peter Marron will step down from his role as Lancashire's head groundsman at the end of the year after three decades at Old Trafford. ·Laxman heading back to Lancashire Lancashire re-sign India batsman VVS Laxman as their overseas player for 2009, subject to Indian board approval. ·Chapple delighted with captaincy Lancashire captain Glen Chapple reveals his delight at replacing Stuart Law as skipper. ·Chapple key for success - Austin Ex-Lancashire all-rounder Ian Austin believes Glen Chapple is the right choice as the new county captain. ·Counties find out FP Trophy draw Reigning champions Essex are handed a relatively kind group for next year's Friends Provident Trophy.

BBC Sport | Cricket | Counties | Leicestershire | UK Edition All the action as it happens. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Nixon says England should go home Leicestershire captain Paul Nixon says he thinks the England cricket squad should return home following terror attacks in Mumbai. ·Nixon backs under-fire Stanford Leicestershire wicketkeeper Paul Nixon says the Stanford Super Series can be helpful to world cricket for years to come. ·Nixon is enjoying life in India Leicestershire captain Paul Nixon says he has loved playing with the Delhi Giants, despite falling at the knockout stages of the Indian Cricket League. ·Foxes sign ex-Notts bowler Harris Leicestershire sign former Nottinghamshire bowler AJ Harris on a one -year deal. ·Counties find out FP Trophy draw Reigning champions Essex are handed a relatively kind group for next year's Friends Provident Trophy. ·Foxes swoop for fast bowler Baker Leicestershire sign West Indian fast bowler Lionel Baker, who has a British passport, on a two-year contract. ·Leicestershire trio get call-ups Three Leicestershire players are named in England's under-19 squad to tour South Africa in the New Year. ·Nixon expects to avoid county ban Leicestershire's Paul Nixon is confident of returning to captain the side next summer despite his imminent return to the Indian Cricket League. ·Dippenaar steers Foxes to victory Leicestershire wrap up their Championship campaign with an eight-wicket home win over Derbyshire. ·Your say - 606 Your favourite Leicestershire content and debate on 606

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