Luke Sutton

Luke Sutton's brutally honest autobiography chronicles his battle with addiction and the long, hard road through recovery

Wayne Madsen, the South African-born opening batsman, has been appointed Derbyshire captain following the retirement of Luke Sutton.

Luke Sutton, the Derbyshire captain, has retired from first-class cricket after seeking treatment for depression and anxiety.

Luke Sutton, the Derbyshire captain, has said that player power was the reason why coach John Morris and his assistant, Andy Brown, were told they were no longer wanted by the club

Derbyshire's lower order defied the Essex attack to give their side the edge on day two of their County Championship match at Derby

Luke Sutton has been named Derbyshire captain ahead of the 2011 season

Luke Sutton will return to Derbyshire, one of his former clubs, next season following his decision to leave Lancashire

Luke Sutton has announced he is leaving Lancashire after five years with the club

Luke Sutton's second century of the season carried Lancashire out of danger against Durham in a game at Chester-le-Street which has lost 75 overs on the first two days

Luke Sutton's first century in the Championship since August 2007 rewarded Lancashire for their gamble of opening the innings with their wicketkeeper

Andrew McGlashan reports on the second day of the Championship clash between Somerset and Lancashire at Taunton

After looking set for a good finish, following an enterprising declaration by Luke Sutton, Lancashire's match against Nottinghamshire faded away into a draw on a pitch that, even after four days, did not provide enough assistance for the bowlers

A summary of the latest round of County Championship matches

A round-up from the last day of the final round of County Championship matches

A round-up of the latest County Championship action

A round-up of the latest County Championship action

Ed Smith and Scott Styris hit defiant centuries as Middlesex took their game with Lancashire into a fourth day at Lord's, making 426 in their second innings

Middlesex were bowled out for 161 and followed-on against Lancashire at Lord's on another tough day for the struggling county

The Wisden Cricketer's end of season review for Lancashire