John Ward

Grant Flower's pluck puts Zimbabwe in front

Zimbabwe had a lot of hard work to do as they resumed on 31 for three after dismissing India for 237

16-Jun-2001•John Ward

Nehra strikes early blows after India is restricted to 237

It was an action packed opening day's play in the second Test match between India and Zimbabwe at the Harare Sports Club on Friday

15-Jun-2001•John Ward

India complete crushing eight wicket triumph

India recorded an eight-wicket victory over Zimbabwe at Queens Sports Club soon after tea on the fourth day

10-Jun-2001•John Ward

Flower brothers lead Zimbabwe fightback

Zimbabwe enjoyed much the best day of the First Test against India at the Queen's Sports Club in Bulawayo, batting throughout the third day to finish on 303 for seven

09-Jun-2001•John Ward

India have Zimbabwe on the ropes

India have a good chance of a three-day victory in the First Test match at the Queen's Sports Club in Bulawayo, as after day two Zimbabwe had lost three second-innings wickets and were still 66 runs behind

08-Jun-2001•John Ward

India take honours on Day One

India enjoyed a very successful opening day in the first Test match against Zimbabwe at the Queen's Sports Club in Bulawayo on Thursday

07-Jun-2001•John Ward

Zimbabwe will have to be in top form to match the Indians

After a strong showing in the warm-up matches, although the opposition was disappointing, India must go into the First Test match against Zimbabwe at Queens Sports Club tomorrow as favourites

06-Jun-2001•John Ward

CFX Academy succumb to dominant India

The Indian tourists won their mismatch of teams against the CFX Academy by 226 runs with 13 overs to spare, thanks to superb bowling by Javagal Srinath and Harbhajan Singh

04-Jun-2001•John Ward

Indians reject follow-on against Academy

The Indian tourists continued to dominate their warm-up match against the CFX Academy at the Country Club in Harare

03-Jun-2001•John Ward

It's all too easy for Indians against Academy side

The Indians turned on their batting power in the match against the CFX Academy in Harare today, running up an overpowering 370 for three wickets - two of which came when centurions Shiv Sunder Das and VVS Laxman retired after reaching three figures

02-Jun-2001•John Ward

Zimbabwe selectors cover all options

The Zimbabwe selectors have covered all options in their nominated squad of 16 to play the First Test match against India and Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo, beginning June 7

02-Jun-2001•John Ward

Indians' game against Zimbabwe A peters out to a draw

After the loss of the second day, the warm-up match between Zimbabwe A and the Indians petered out into the expected draw, although India did turn down a chance of an outright win when they decided against enforcing the follow-on

30-May-2001•John Ward

Opening match drawn as Indians opt for batting practice

30-May-2001•John Ward

Not a ball bowled on second day

Unexpected and unseasonal overnight rain on an inadequately covered pitch, together with a brief drizzle at lunchtime and a very light Scotch mist at times during the day, caused the second day's play in the match between the touring Indians and

29-May-2001•John Ward

Fit-again Friend eyes up Test comeback

Travis Friend, Zimbabwe's new pace-bowling all-rounder, is on his way back to big cricket after suffering stress fractures on tour with the national side in India and Australia

29-May-2001•John Ward

Rain ruins second day's play at Mutare

Unexpected and unseasonal overnight rain on an inadequately covered pitch, together with a brief drizzle at lunchtime and very light Scottish mist at times during the day, caused the second day's play at Mutare Sports Club to be abandoned without a

29-May-2001•John Ward

Dravid rescues Indians in Zimbabwe tour opener

As India began their tour of Zimbabwe, the highlight of the first day of their match against Zimbabwe A was a brilliant century by Rahul Dravid, which enabled them to declare at 336 for nine and take one wicket for 33 runs in 16 overs by the close.

28-May-2001•John Ward

Dravid (137) and Dighe rescue Indians

Under a sky half-covered in light cloud and against a backdrop of the Bvumba Mountains at the beautiful Mutare Sports Club ground, India began their six-week tour of Zimbabwe on Monday

28-May-2001•John Ward

Indians field full strength side against strong Zimbabwe A

The Indian touring team, almost immediately after their arrival in Zimbabwe, commuted to the small city of Mutare in the country's Eastern Highlands for the first of their two first-class warm-up matches prior to the First Test

27-May-2001•John Ward in Mutare

Robin Jackman: My happiest years and the Wilmot walk-off of 1972

Pace bowler Robin Jackman played for Surrey, England and Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) between 1966 and 1983

08-May-2001•John Ward

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