John Ward

Zimbabwe Cricket Online editorial, issue 21

Welcome to the first edition of Zimbabwe Cricket Online for the 2000/01 season

02-Nov-2000•John Ward

Andrew Stone - a short biography

FULL NAME: Andrew John Stone BORN: At Harare, 6 January 1983 MAJOR TEAMS: CFX Academy (1999/2000) KNOWN AS: Andrew Stone

02-Nov-2000•John Ward

Zimbabwe Board XI v Natal B: Nick Pretorius

Umpire Nico (Nick) Pretorius from Northern Transvaal, primarily an Afrikaans speaker, has been in Kwekwe for the UCBSA Bowl match between the Zimbabwe Board XI and Natal B

02-Nov-2000•John Ward

Dave Ellman-Brown on the coming season in Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe Cricket Union chief executive speaks to John Ward about cricket in Zimbabwe in 2000/01

02-Nov-2000•John Ward

Zimbabwe In India tour preview

The Zimbabwe cricket team leaves for India on Saturday 4 November, for a tour that includes two Test matches and five one-day internationals

02-Nov-2000•John Ward

Craig Evans on the Board XI's one-day match v Natal B

Craig Evans is a Russian-roulette type of batsman

02-Nov-2000•John Ward

Zimbabwe Board XI defeat Natal B

In their first match of the season in the UCBSA Bowl Competition, the Zimbabwe Board XI defeated Natal B in the nick of time by 115 runs

30-Oct-2000•John Ward

Zimbabwe Board XI v Natal B: One-Day Match

The Zimbabwe Board XI completed a `double' over the visiting Natal B team by defeating them by four wickets in the one-day game, following on from their three-day victory the previous day

30-Oct-2000•John Ward

Travis Friend - a short biography

'Travis Friend' is an unlikely name for a fast bowler, and in a way Travis is an unlikely person for a fast bowler either

24-Oct-2000•John Ward

Heath Streak on the New Zealand tour

Heath Streak talks to John Ward about the recently concluded tour of Zimbabwe by New Zealand on the eve of his team's departure for the ICC Knockout Tournament in Kenya

04-Oct-2000•John Ward

Rackemann to coach Zimbabwe national team

The Zimbabwe Cricket Union has successfully concluded negotiations with former Australian pace bowler Carl Rackemann, who is contracted to coach the national team until at least 31 August 2001

03-Oct-2000•John Ward

Alistair Campbell on the 3rd one-day international.

Alistair Campbell led the way with the bat, recording nineties in both of Zimbabwe's one-day victories over New Zealand

01-Oct-2000•John Ward

Doug Marillier on the second one-day international against New Zealand

Doug Marillier made his international debut in this match and played a valuable part, opening the batting with Alistair Campbell and contributing 27 to a partnership of 83

30-Sep-2000•John Ward

Bryan Strang on the 1st one-day international

Bryan Strang, until recently considered by the selectors to be a Test rather than one-day player, was one of the few Zimbabwean players with much worth remembering about this match which New Zealand won by seven wickets

27-Sep-2000•John Ward

Heath Streak - a short biography

Major teams: Zimbabwe (since 1993/94), Matabeleland (since 1993/94), Hampshire (1995)

26-Sep-2000•John Ward

Alistair Campbell - a short biography

MAJOR TEAMS: Zimbabwe (since 1990/91), Mashonaland Country Districts (1993/94-1995/96), Mashonaland (1996/97- )

26-Sep-2000•John Ward

New Zealand win the 2nd Test in Harare by 8 wickets

New Zealand won the Second Test against Zimbabwe by eight wickets at Harare Sports Club today, with 3.4 overs to spare, despite a magnificent fighting innings of 188 not out by Guy Whittall that came so close to saving the match

23-Sep-2000•John Ward

Heath Streak on the final day of the 2nd Test

The Second Test match between Zimbabwe and New Zealand ended in an eight-wicket victory by the latter, but with fewer than four overs to spare, thanks to a superb Zimbabwean fightback by Guy Whittall (interviewed yesterday), Andy Flower and Heath

23-Sep-2000•John Ward

Zimbabwe v New Zealand, Second Test, Day 4, Harare

In another dour morning's play, Zimbabwe continued to slide slowly towards defeat, worn down by the persistent New Zealanders

22-Sep-2000•John Ward

Guy Whittall on his century

Guy Whittall finished the day on 105 not out, a superb fighting innings, as Zimbabwe followed on

22-Sep-2000•John Ward

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