John Ward

Zimbabwe coast to eight-wicket win over Bangladesh

Zimbabwe won the Second Test match against Bangladesh at Harare Sports Club in mid-afternoon on the fifth day, by a margin of eight wickets

30-Apr-2001•John Ward

Zimbabwe build healthy lead against Bangladesh

A mixed performance by Zimbabwe saw them finish the third day with 377 for five wickets, 123 runs ahead of Bangladesh's first-innings total of 254

28-Apr-2001•John Ward

Zimbabwe hold advantage at end of the first day against Bangladesh

Despite an impressive partnership between Mehrab Hussain (71) and Habibul Bashar (64), Bangladesh failed to take advantage of another rather disappointing performance by Zimbabwe's bowlers and fielders

26-Apr-2001•John Ward

Zimbabwe win by an innings despite Javed Omar's heroics

Zimbabwe wrapped up their first Test victory at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo 15 balls into the afternoon session of the fourth day, beating Bangladesh by an innings and 32 runs

22-Apr-2001•John Ward

Zimbabwe tighten their grip on Test against Bangladesh

By the close of play on the third day at Queens Sports Club, Zimbabwe, although playing rather erratically, were slowly tightening their grip on the First Test match

21-Apr-2001•John Ward

Mixed day for Zimbabwe as they move into first innings lead

Zimbabwe moved into a first innings lead of 30 over Bangladesh after the second day of the inaugural Test between the countries

20-Apr-2001•John Ward

Aminul Islam boosts Bangladesh in First Test against Zimbabwe

Bangladesh ended the first day of their first Test match against Zimbabwe on 256-9

19-Apr-2001•John Ward

First Test preview: Zimbabwe v Bangladesh

Tomorrow, at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe and Bangladesh meet for the first time in a Test match

18-Apr-2001•John Ward

Carl Rackemann: The coach's view

Zimbabwe cricket is fortunate to have the burly former Australian pace bowler Carl Rackemann as their national team coach

16-Apr-2001•John Ward

Zimbabwe A forced to settle for draw against Bangladesh

Zimbabwe A lost a fine opportunity to secure a victory over the Bangladeshi tourists and had to settle for a draw

15-Apr-2001•John Ward

Strang's enterprising declaration keeps game against Bangladesh alive

An enterprising declaration by Paul Strang kept some life in Zimbabwe A's warm-up match against the Bangladeshi tourists, who finished the day at Bulawayo Athletic Club 137 runs ahead with nine second-innings wickets in hand

14-Apr-2001•John Ward

Bangladeshis recover after middle order collapse against Zimbabwe A

Bangladesh batted throughout the first day of their warm-up match against Zimbabwe A at Bulawayo Athletic Club to score 289 for eight

13-Apr-2001•John Ward

Flowers power Zimbabwe to 3-0 win over brave Bangladesh

Zimbabwe duly wrapped up their one-day series against Bangladesh with a third consecutive victory, this time at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo and by 36 runs

11-Apr-2001•John Ward

Brian Murphy: Biography

FULL NAME: Brian Andrew Murphy BORN: 1 December 1976, at Salisbury MAJOR TEAMS: Young Mashonaland (1995/96), Western Province (1997/98), Mashonaland A (2000/01) KNOWN AS: Brian Murphy

11-Apr-2001•John Ward

Campbell hits century in second easy win for Zimbabwe over Bangladesh

The second One-Day International between Zimbabwe and Bangladesh began under cloudy skies, but with no immediate prospect of rain

08-Apr-2001•John Ward

Comfortable victory for Zimbabwe over Bangladesh in first One-Day International

On a beautiful sunny morning at Harare Sports Club, Bangladesh unwittingly signed their own death warrant by deciding to bat against Zimbabwe

07-Apr-2001•John Ward

Zimbabwe v Bangladesh - tour preview

Zimbabwe have the honour of being the first nation to host Bangladesh as full members of the ICC

06-Apr-2001•John Ward

Clement Mahachi: a biography

FULL NAME: Clement Mahachi BORN: 27 September 1979, at Bulawayo MAJOR TEAMS: CFX Academy (1999/2000), Matabeleland (2000/01)

06-Apr-2001•John Ward

Mluleki Nkala: an updated biography

FULL NAME: Mluleki Luke Nkala BORN: 1 April 1981, at Bulawayo MAJOR TEAMS: Matabeleland; Zimbabwe (1998/99); CFX Academy (1999/2000)

06-Apr-2001•John Ward

Ryan Butterworth: first Academy century of the season

The 19-year-old CFX Academy batsman Ryan Butterworth celebrated a fine batting pitch at Queens Sports Club with his team's first century of the season

06-Apr-2001•John Ward

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