Ian Ward
The FP Trophy is back on Sunday and Ian Ward expects sparks to fly as Dominic Cork returns to Old Trafford.
Ian Ward
Athers and the rest of the Sky Sports team run the rule over the best of the bunch as the World Twenty20 blasts off.
Ian Ward
Ian Ward gives his views on this year's big-hitters as the new Twenty20 Cup season explodes into life.
Ian Ward
Ian Ward says Michael Yardy is a tough character who can lead Sussex through tricky times.
Ian Ward
Ian Ward wonders if Graham Ford's Kent side can transfer their one-day form to the four-day format.
Ian Ward
Worcestershire Royals are capable of combining style with substance in the FP Trophy, says Ian Ward.
Ian Ward
Chris Adams faces a massive challenge at Surrey, says Ian Ward, but has the power to revive the county.
Ian Ward
Ian Ward expects Essex Eagles to mount a strong FP Trophy defence this season, particularly at home.
The Ashes Panel
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Ian Ward
The FP Trophy is back on Sunday and Ian Ward expects sparks to fly as Dominic Cork returns to Old Trafford....
Mike Atherton
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