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More weather woe at Hove

There was yet more frustration for Sussex and Lancashire, who have yet to start their LV= County Championship Division One game at the PROBIZ County Ground after yet another washout.

Rain rules at Hove

No play was possible for a second day between Sussex and Lancashire in the LV= County Championship Division One game at the PROBIZ County Ground.

Hove falls foul of rain again

Sussex suffered more frustration due to the weather when the first day of their LV= County Championship Division One clash with Lancashire at the PROBIZ County Ground was washed out.

Shahzad seals Lancashire move

Chris Devine

Ajmal Shahzad has become the first player in 10 years to switch between the Roses rivals after joining Lancashire on loan from Yorkshire.

Surrey welcome back Pietersen

Chris Devine

Kevin Pietersen will play for Surrey in the LV= County Championship this week following his return from the Indian Premier League. The England batsman is part of a 13-man squad for the game against Worcestershire at New Road.

Cobb ton in vain

Josh Cobb's maiden one-day century failed to prevent Leicestershire from suffering a narrow Clydesdale Bank 40 defeat against Lancashire.

Parry and Tahir get Red Rose nod

Lancashire have included left-arm spinner Stephen Parry and seamer Naqaash Tahir in their squad for the Clydesdale Bank 40 clash with Leicestershire.

Adams steals the show

Andre Adams claimed match figures of 10-50 as Nottinghamshire secured their third win of the LV= County Championship season by wrapping up a 185-run victory over Lancashire at Old Trafford.

Moore talks up Red Rose chances

Callum Dent

Stephen Moore is adamant Lancashire have all the right attributes to win this season’s Clydesdale Bank 40. The Red Rose kick off their campaign with a home match against Leicestershire on Sunday.

Red Rose rocked after Anderson five

England fast bowler James Anderson recovered from illness and injury to claim 5-82 for Lancashire at Old Trafford, but another abject batting display from the hosts put Nottinghamshire in total control at the end of day three.