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Anna Thompson - BBC Sport journalist | 11:28 UK time, Friday, 16 May 2008

I have been a sports journalist for more than a decade and have been a fan of cricket since I used to go to watch my best mate's dad open for South Shore in Blackpool when I was a young girl (he very much batted in the Tavare/Boycott mould).

I was acting sports editor of the Blackpool Gazette when a young whipper-snapper called Andrew Flintoff was making waves at St Annes and saw him make his debut for Lancashire in 1995.

Reagrding playing cricket, I am not a very good batsmen or bowler but a very good fielder and played rounders in a county league.

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