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Worcestershire could soon be playing cricket at a new ground as they seek ways to counter the growing risk of flooding

Worcestershire have turned around their dire financial position to record a profit in excess of £350,000, just 12 months after being deep in debt

Worcestershire have confirmed that their remaining games in 2008 will be played at Kidderminster CC after their home ground at New Road was flooded at the weekend

The storms which have ravaged England in recent days have again caused the rivers surrounding Worcestershire's home at New Road to break their banks and flood the ground

The ECB have confirmed Australia's full itinerary for their tour of England next year, which includes seven one-dayers in addition to the usual five Tests

Worcestershire are confident they have a long-term future at New Road after meetings with the Environment Agency

Worcestershire have revealed that last summer's devastating floods cost the club in excess of £1m in lost revenue, clear-up costs and replacement of damaged assets

New Road, Worcestershire's home ground, has been hit by another flood just as it was on the path to recovery after twice being underwater last season.

Worcestershire have begun the long process of renovating New Road after the ground was hit by two floods this summer

Worcestershire have ruled out playing at New Road again this season after the ground was decimated by the recent flooding

Although there is the best part of two months left in this season, 2007 will be remembered for the rain

As floods continue to wreak havoc in the Midlands, another county has rallied to help Worcestershire restage one of their matches

Not only has New Road flooded for a second time, making any more cricket there this season unlikely, large amounts of the players' kit has been damaged leaving them short of supplies

Following the second flood in a matter of weeks at New Road, Worcestershire have been in discussions with other counties and the ECB about finding new venues for their remaining home fixtures

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For the second consecutive match torrential rain has forced Worcestershire to abandon a Championship game without a ball bowled

Worcestershire have given the go-ahead for New Road to host their next Championship game, against Lancashire starting on Friday, in spite of the recent flooding that caused the complete abandonment of their last home fixture against Kent

Kent have lodged a complaint with the ECB over Worcestershire's decision to stage their Championship match at New Road

Kent have lodged a complaint with the ECB over Worcestershire's decision to stage their Championship match at New Road

Worcestershire chief executive Mark Newton has taken the blame for the opening day washout of their Championship match against Kent at New Road