John Ward

Rackemann's decision is another setback for Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe cricket seems to suffer one blow after another, and the latest has been the news that national team coach Carl Rackemann is to leave his job shortly

13-Jul-2001•John Ward

Bowlers' day as West Indies clash with ZCU President's XI

Morning sun was followed by miserable chilly weather at Harare's Country Club, headquarters of the CFX Academy, as the West Indians met a ZCU President's XI in the first of their two first-class warm-up matches before the First Test against Zimbabwe

09-Jul-2001•John Ward

West Indies upset India in Coca-Cola Cup final

In an upset result, West Indies overturned the form book to record a 16-run victory over India on Saturday to win the Coca-Cola Cup final at the Harare Sports Club, after twice losing to the same opposition in the preliminary round

07-Jul-2001•John Ward

India look favourites to win Coca-Cola Cup final against West Indies

The final of Zimbabwe's first triangular tournament takes place tomorrow, with the home side, demoralised by injuries and controversy off the field, out of it

06-Jul-2001•John Ward

India, the outstanding team in the competition, deserve to win

The final of Zimbabwe's first triangular tournament takes place tomorrow, with the home side, demoralized by injuries and controversy off the field, out of it

06-Jul-2001•John Ward

Tendulkar's 29th century hands India a comfortable victory

This last match of the first round of the triangular tournament was meaningless as far as the competition was concerned, as both teams had already qualified at the expense of Zimbabwe

04-Jul-2001•John Ward

West Indies win by five wickets to clinch spot in Coca-Cola Cup final

Zimbabwe entered their final match in the first round of their inaugural triangular tournament knowing they had to beat West Indies handsomely, and then have India beat West Indies in Wednesday's match, to reach the final

01-Jul-2001•John Ward

India complete third successive triumph in Coca-Cola Cup

India continued their run of success in the triangular tournament, with a six-wicket victory over West Indies, who found themselves two wickets down after three overs on a flat but sluggish pitch, and were never in the game thereafter

30-Jun-2001•John Ward

Ganguly, Dravid star as India race to victory

Zimbabwe probably forfeited their place in the Coca Cola Cup final when they lost to India by four wickets at the Queen's Sports Club in Bulawayo on Wednesday

27-Jun-2001•John Ward

Zimbabwe need victory over India to keep their hopes alive

The scene for the triangular tournament moves to Bulawayo, where Zimbabwe desperately need a victory over India to keep alive their faint hopes of qualifying for the final of the first such tournament to be held in their country

26-Jun-2001•John Ward

Why Streak resigned as captain - and then changed his mind

Shockwaves reverberated through Zimbabwe cricket early on Saturday morning when, before the start of their opening match against West Indies in the one-day triangular tournament, Heath Streak announced his resignation as national captain

24-Jun-2001•John Ward

India cruise to nine wicket win over Zimbabwe

A disappointing pitch, a disappointing Zimbabwe team and consequently a disappointing match

24-Jun-2001•John Ward

West Indies clinch 27-run victory in Coca-Cola Cup opener

A good all-round performance by West Indies brought them a 27-run victory over a demoralized but defiant Zimbabwe team at Harare Sports Club in the opening match of the triangular tournament also involving India

23-Jun-2001•John Ward

Guesswork needed to predict tournament outcome

The triangular tournament involving hosts Zimbabwe and tourists India and West Indies starts on Saturday, and it is as unpredictable a tournament as one is likely to find

22-Jun-2001•John Ward

Indians not stretched by Zimbabwe A

India did not enjoy a very testing warm-up for their first One-Day International in the triangular tournament, against Zimbabwe on Sunday

22-Jun-2001•John Ward

Indian team relaxed their grip

It was surprising that, with one hand apparently firmly on their first overseas Test series victory since 1986, India should relax their grip and allow Zimbabwe to scrape home to level the series in the Second Test match

20-Jun-2001•John Ward

West Indies embarrassed by Zimbabwe Country Districts

West Indies suffered a major humiliation when they conceded a double-century opening partnership on their way to a seven-wicket defeat by a Zimbabwe Country Districts team containing many former but no current international players apart from Dirk

20-Jun-2001•John Ward

Zimbabwe v India: A review of the Test series

19-Jun-2001•John Ward

Zimbabwe square series with thrilling victory

In a thrilling match of constant fluctuation, Zimbabwe finally won through over India by four wickets in the second Test at Harare on Monday

18-Jun-2001•John Ward

Match hangs in the balance after India lose Tendulkar, Dravid

After three days of the Second Test at Harare Sports Club, the match was still in the balance by the close, although solid batting second time round had perhaps given India a slight advantage

17-Jun-2001•John Ward

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