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Durham fight Ashes proposal
9:55am Saturday 20th March 2010
PROPOSALS to ensure future Ashes Tests can be seen on terrestrial television will harm investment in grassroots cricket in the North-East it has been claimed, writes TONY KEARNEY.
Onions travels to Abu Dhabi
9:36am Tuesday 16th March 2010
DURHAM will have Graham Onions with them when they leave for Abu Dhabi next Monday, but he is not expected to play in any matches.
Durham's Onions to fly home
10:32am Thursday 11th March 2010
DURHAM and England seamer Graham Onions will fly back to England after being ruled out of the two-Test series against Bangladesh due to a back injury.
Durham's Onions ruled out of Test
10:32am Wednesday 10th March 2010
ENGLAND bowler Graham Onions has been ruled out of the first Test against Bangladesh with a back injury.
Onions helps England secure dramatic draw
4:24pm Thursday 7th January 2010
ENGLAND cannot lose their Test series against South Africa after Durham's Graham Onions today relived his Centurion heroics to cling on for yet another nerve-jangling draw.
Prospect Stokes gets a Durham deal
9:48am Friday 11th December 2009
DURHAM have handed a twoyear contract to Ben Stokes, the 18-year-old all-rounder who was born in New Zealand but raised in Cumbria, where he attended Cockermouth School.
Durham trip to UAE increasingly likely
9:55am Thursday 26th November 2009
DURHAM coach Geoff Cook believes that plans to stage the MCC v Champions curtain-raiser in Abu Dhabi next year, rather than at Lord’s, are gaining momentum.
Durham face mid-summer break
9:47am Friday 20th November 2009
THE growth of Twenty20 cricket means Durham, the LV county champions, will play only one fourday game during a seven-week period at the height of summer next year, writes TIM WELLOCK.
Durham captain backs new 40-over league
4:48pm Thursday 19th November 2009
DURHAM captain Will Smith believes the ECB's decision to dispense with domestic 50-over cricket from next season could have a positive impact on the national team.
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