Cricket: Perfect 10 feels just great for Anderson JAMES ANDERSON’S love affair with Trent Bridge brought him a first 10-wicket match haul as Pakistan were dispatched by the fourth morning of the first npower Test. (02/08/2010) Read more on Leeds Today

England v Pakistan: Pakistan finished off with ease as Anderson swings into action James Anderson’s love affair with Trent Bridge brought him a first 10-wicket match haul as Pakistan were dispatched by the fourth morning of the first npower Test. (02/08/2010 09:08:04) Read more on Yorkshire Post Today

James Franklin commits to Wellington Firebirds The Wellington Firebirds have secured the services of James Franklin for the 2010/11 domestic cricket season. Read more on Scoop.co.nz

James Franklin signs on again with Wellington Allrounder James Franklin will play another season of domestic cricket for Wellington as he seeks to win back a place in the New Zealand side. Read more on Stuff

THE TOP SPIN: Never mind Australia, Pakistan’s sultans of swing Aamer and Asif have the power to embarrass England It’s futile trying to predict what Pakistan will do next, but one of the less random assertions in a continuous game of cricketing roulette may go something like this: at some point in the next five [...]

Pathway opens up for World Cup MAJOR changes in the ICC cricket structure will open a new pathway for Jersey’s cricketers to contend for a place at the 2012 Twenty20 World Cup. Read more on Jersey Evening Post

CRICKET: Lutters Lines (July 23) CRICKET has seen two major announcements this week, both by world famous players and their retirement from test cricket. (21/07/2010 13:53:46) Read more on Worthing Today

Muralitharan scaled unprecedented heights Reuters/London Prodigious spin propelled by an abnormally strong wrist and an iron resolve forged in bitter acrimony over his unique action took Muttiah Muralitharan to unprecedented heights in world cricket. Read more on Gulf Times

I hold no grudge against anyone: Muralitharan Legendary Sri Lanka off-spinner Muttiah Muralitharan, who Thursday brought curtains to his illustrious Test career with a staggering 800 wickets, said he holds no grudge against the umpires who called him for chucking. Read more on Calcutta News

Pace remains Pakistan’s ace Pakistan v Australia 2010 Read more on Cricinfo via Yahoo! UK & Ireland Sport