Matches (18)

Asia Cup (1)

AUS-U19 vs IND-U19 (1)

IND-A vs AUS-A (1)

ZIM-W vs UAE-W (1)

County DIV1 (5)

County DIV2 (4)

Africa Final (2)

NEP vs WI (1)

ICC Women's WC (Warm-up) (2)

IND

202/5

(20 ov, T:203) 202/5

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Schedule Table Report Videos

IND19

280/9

AUS19

(28.3/50 ov, T:281) 113

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Schedule Series

John Ward

Zimbabwe Cricket Online volume 4, issue 23, 21 February 2003

So, as was expected by most before the tournament began, Zimbabwe are out of the World Cup without reaching the Super Six stage

21-Feb-2003•John Ward

Harare win could prove vital to either side

The match between Zimbabwe and India at Harare Sports Club could just turn out to be the most important of Pool A

18-Feb-2003•John Ward

Gavin Rennie: Record in all First Class Cricket

Abbreviations: Capital letters for team names denotes a Test match

14-Feb-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe Cricket Online volume 4, issue 22, 14 February 2003

This has been a controversial week for Zimbabwe cricket

14-Feb-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe beat Namibia and the weather

A magnificent innings of 172 not out from Craig Wishart was the highlight of a rain-affected Zimbabwe victory over Namibia in the opening Pool A match of the World Cup competition

10-Feb-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe Cricket Online volume 4, issue 21, 7 February 2003

The World Cup is about to start with Zimbabweans still not knowing exactly what is to happen, although from the point of view of cricket in Zimbabwe it is good to see the ICC sticking firmly to its guns and keeping the match against England in

07-Feb-2003•John Ward

Craig Wishart: Record in all First Class Cricket

Abbreviations: Capital letters for team names denotes a Test match

07-Feb-2003•John Ward

Biography: Craig Wishart

FULL NAME: Craig Brian Wishart BORN: 9 January 1974, Harare MAJOR TEAMS: Zimbabwe (since 1995/96), Mashonaland Under-24 (1993/94- 1995/96), Mashonaland (1996/97-1998/99); Midlands (2000/01 to date)

07-Feb-2003•John Ward

Henry Olonga: Record in all First Class Cricket

Abbreviations: Capital letters for team names denotes a Test match

07-Feb-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe Cricket Online: Letters

Avoiding a simple handshake - can it ever be called an act of bravery

07-Feb-2003•John Ward

Biography: Eddo Brandes

FULL NAME: Eddo Andre Brandes BORN: 5 March 1963, Port Shepstone (Natal) MAJOR TEAMS: Zimbabwe (since 1985), Mashonaland Country Districts (1994/95-1995/96), Mashonaland (1996/97-2000/01)

01-Feb-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe: PG Timbers Vigne Cup, Round 10

Matches played Sunday 26 January 2003

01-Feb-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe Cricket Online volume 4, issue 20, 31 January 2003

The so-called Zimbabwe A team, which turned out to be almost the full national side and only included players in the World Cup squad, recovered to beat a more genuine South Africa A team, winning the last two matches of the series last weekend in

01-Feb-2003•John Ward

Eddo Brandes: Record in all First Class Cricket

Abbreviations: Capital letters for team names denotes a Test match

01-Feb-2003•John Ward

Mashonaland lose to Manicaland by 65 runs

After seven years without defeat in an official match, the Mashonaland juggernaut finally crashed to defeat at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo on 29 January 2003

29-Jan-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe A beat South Africa A to take the series 2-1

Zimbabwe A, so rather misleadingly designated, won the three-match one-day series against a genuine South Africa A team by 14 runs at Harare Sports Club, in front of a crowd numbering perhaps about 3000 during the afternoon

26-Jan-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe A beat South Africa A by 5 wickets in Harare

Zimbabwe A recovered from their embarrassing performance on Wednesday to beat South Africa A by five wickets in the second of the three-match series

25-Jan-2003•John Ward

Paul Strang: Record in all First Class Cricket

Abbreviations: Capital letters for team names denotes a Test match

24-Jan-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe: PG Timbers Vigne Cup, Round 9

Matches played Sunday 19 January 2003

24-Jan-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe Cricket Online volume 4, issue 19, 24 January 2003

It has been a busy week for Zimbabwean players preparing for the World Cup, as they go through a varying series of one-day matches as a `warm-up', since no proper warm-up matches are to be held in this country

24-Jan-2003•John Ward

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