Mark Ramprakash
Ramprakash Wins Player of the Year Award
Cricket: Test reject Mark Ramprakash picked up the PCA's player of the year award after another bumper county season.
Cricket: Ramprakash Hits Heights Again
Pro40 Round-up: Mark Ramprakash continued his recent run of good form with an unbeaten century as Surrey cruised to a 75-run victory over Yorkshire in the Pro40 Division Two match at The Oval.
Ramprakash Hurtles Past 2000
Cricket: First division: Mark Ramprakash passed 2000 runs for the season becoming the first English player to do so since the championship split into two divisions.
Cricket: Ramprakash and Clarke Run Riot
Surrey qualified for finals day for the fourth time in a row thanks to a fine stand of 139 in 12 overs by Mark Ramprakash and Rikki Clarke.
Cricket: Ramprakash Hits New Milestone
Mark Ramprakash scored his third century of the season and passed 27,000 first class runs as Surrey seized control against Worcestershire.
Cricket: Ramps Mends Some Bridges
Mark Ramprakash's controversial diary may have upset his Surrey teammates but his unbeaten 276 should have made amends.
Cricket: Ramprakash Double Ton Too Late for Surrey
Mark Ramprakash's unbeaten 200 against his former county was not enough to stop Surrey being relegated to the Second Division for the first time in their history.
Cricket: Ramps Still a Prince of Batsmen
Gloucestershire 350 Surrey 409-7 Unencumbered by the burden of captaincy, Mark Ramprakash produced his best innings of the season to keep Surrey afloat in the First Division.
Cricket: Ramprakash Wicket Sums Up Surrey's Day
Surrey 248 Sussex 104-2 A poor day for Surrey was epitomised by the dismissal of Mark Ramprakash as he stood on the brink of a fourth century of the season.
Ramprakash Checks Sussex
Sussex v Surrey: Ramprakash forgets disciplinary problems, showing England form as Surrey close gap on Sussex.
Sussex 362-4 v Surrey
Sussex v Surrey: Mark Ramprakash arrived at the County Ground to hear that Lord's had penalised him three points for bad behaviour.
Ramprakash and Stewart Miss Out
Mark Ramprakash and Alec Stewart were the major omissions when England announced their list of 11 players awarded central contracts for the 2002 season today. Ramprakash failed to impress on tour in India and Zealand, averaging just 15.40 in the last three Tests. However, the 32-year-old...
Cricket: First division: Mark Ramprakash passed 2000 runs for the season becoming the first English player to do so since the championship split into two divisions.
Cricket: Ramprakash and Clarke Run Riot
Surrey qualified for finals day for the fourth time in a row thanks to a fine stand of 139 in 12 overs by Mark Ramprakash and Rikki Clarke.
Cricket: Ramprakash Hits New Milestone
Mark Ramprakash scored his third century of the season and passed 27,000 first class runs as Surrey seized control against Worcestershire.
Cricket: Ramps Mends Some Bridges
Mark Ramprakash's controversial diary may have upset his Surrey teammates but his unbeaten 276 should have made amends.
Cricket: Ramprakash Double Ton Too Late for Surrey
Mark Ramprakash's unbeaten 200 against his former county was not enough to stop Surrey being relegated to the Second Division for the first time in their history.
Cricket: Ramps Still a Prince of Batsmen
Gloucestershire 350 Surrey 409-7 Unencumbered by the burden of captaincy, Mark Ramprakash produced his best innings of the season to keep Surrey afloat in the First Division.
Cricket: Ramprakash Wicket Sums Up Surrey's Day
Surrey 248 Sussex 104-2 A poor day for Surrey was epitomised by the dismissal of Mark Ramprakash as he stood on the brink of a fourth century of the season.
Ramprakash Checks Sussex
Sussex v Surrey: Ramprakash forgets disciplinary problems, showing England form as Surrey close gap on Sussex.
Sussex 362-4 v Surrey
Sussex v Surrey: Mark Ramprakash arrived at the County Ground to hear that Lord's had penalised him three points for bad behaviour.
Ramprakash and Stewart Miss Out
Mark Ramprakash and Alec Stewart were the major omissions when England announced their list of 11 players awarded central contracts for the 2002 season today. Ramprakash failed to impress on tour in India and Zealand, averaging just 15.40 in the last three Tests. However, the 32-year-old...