London: Graeme Hick's cricket career came to an abrupt end Wednesday as his final season before retirement was cut short by injury.
London: Former England and Worcestershire batsman Graeme Hick announced on Tuesday he will retire from first-class cricket at the end of this county season.
London:Former England batsman Graeme Hick became only the 16th player in the history of the game to score 40,000 first-class runs.
Worcester:Graeme Hick is currently considering his future after Worcestershire announced they had offered him a new contract for the 2007 season which would allow the former England batsman to extend his prolific career with the Midlands county.
London:Graeme Hick's history-making hundred and some fine bowling from India's Zaheer Khan put Worcestershire firmly in control of their Second Division County Championship match against Northamptonshire on the second day at New Road on Thursday.
London:Graeme Hick struck his 100th hundred for Worcestershire to become only the eighth player to score a century of centuries for a single county.
London:Graeme Hick has no intention of retiring at the end of the season despite experiencing the leanest spell of his 21-year career with Worcestershire.
London:A superb unbeaten 170 from Sven Koenig gave Middlesex the upper hand in the battle of the title contenders with Lancashire.
London: Former Worcestershire captain Graeme Hick has agreed a new contract to stay at New Road until the end of summer 2006.
Kolkata: Indian cricket captain Saurav Ganguly said that the six-match Limited Overs series against England will be tough and vowed to lead from front despite his current poor form.
