John Ward

Zimbabwe v New Zealand, Second Test, Day 3, Harare

Zimbabwe set their minds on saving the match with a single-minded determination that rarely included scoring shots before lunch, when in 32 overs they added 40 runs without losing a wicket

21-Sep-2000•John Ward

Interview with Guy Whittall

John Ward talks to Guy Whittall about the second day of the Test match against New Zealand at Harare Sports Club, after Zimbabwe replied to New Zealand's 465 all out with 31 for one

20-Sep-2000•John Ward

Zimbabwe v New Zealand, Second Test, Day 2, Harare

New Zealand made rather laborious progress on the second day at Harare Sports Club, taking their overnight score of 226 for four to 465 all out, a record total in the series

20-Sep-2000•John Ward

Henry Olonga on the first day of the Second Test.

Pace bowler Henry Olonga celebrated his return to the Zimbabwe team by taking two wickets on the first day of the Second Test against New Zealand at Harare Sports Club

20-Sep-2000•John Ward

Zimbabwe v New Zealand, Second Test, Day 1, Harare

New Zealand decided to bat on winning the toss, an indication in itself that this Harare Sports Club pitch was of a better quality than many of those experienced last season

19-Sep-2000•John Ward

Interview with Alistair Campbell

As Zimbabwe struggle to save the First Test against New Zealand, Alistair Campbell carried most of the responsibility as he goes into the final day on 45 not out

16-Sep-2000•John Ward

New Zealand strolled comfortably to a seven-wicket victory over Zimbabwe

New Zealand strolled comfortably to a seven-wicket victory over Zimbabwe just before tea on the final day after breaking the back and the spirit of the home team's batting in the first 45 minutes of play

16-Sep-2000•John Ward

Alistair Campbell on the First Test.

As Zimbabwe struggle to save the First Test against New Zealand, Alistair Campbell carried most of the responsibility as he goes into the final day on 45 not out

16-Sep-2000•John Ward

Zimbabwean coach Kevin Curran on the First Test

John Ward spoke to Zimbabwean coach Kevin Curran after the final day of the First Test between Zimbabwe and New Zealand at Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo

16-Sep-2000•John Ward

Zimbabwe top order stumble to leave first Test against New Zealand delicately poised

Some superb cricket from New Zealand on the fourth day has put them in a position potentially to beat Zimbabwe on the final day

15-Sep-2000•John Ward

Horne leads New Zealand reply on third day of First Test

In an absorbing third day's play, some fine leg-spin bowling by Paul Strang, who took six wickets on his return to Test cricket, gave Zimbabwe a clear advantage during the afternoon session

14-Sep-2000•John Ward

Paul Strang talks about his 6 wicket performance

JW: Paul, after so long out of Test cricket, it must be a thrill to be back, and especially in these circumstances, with six wickets in the innings

14-Sep-2000•John Ward

First Test, Day 2, close of play report

Zimbabwe's first innings total of 350 at tea on the second day, off 175.2 overs, was overall a laborious effort, with occasional bright intervals

13-Sep-2000•John Ward

Interview with Alistair Campbell

John Ward (JW): Al, it must feel good to get the runs flowing in Test cricket again, but I suppose there must be the disappointment of missing a century today [he scored 88]

13-Sep-2000•John Ward

First Test, Day 1, close of play report

After two sessions of dour batting, which left Zimbabwe at 105 for two at tea after 69 overs, the batsmen began to come to life after the break, with Andy Flower leading the way in an all too brief cameo

12-Sep-2000•John Ward

Interview with Heath Streak

John Ward (JW): Heath, first of all how did Zimbabwe prepare for this series against New Zealand

12-Sep-2000•John Ward

England on way to first series victory in 1969

In a superb morning's cricket for English supporters, the home side again shattered the West Indian batting, reducing the tourists to 86 for eight by the lunch interval

02-Sep-2000•John Ward

England build lead after superb morning

In a superb morning's cricket for English supporters, the home side again shattered the West Indian batting, reducing the tourists to 86 for eight by the lunch interval

02-Sep-2000•John Ward

West Indies fight back

The first session of the second day at The Oval was almost a microcosm of the first day's play

01-Sep-2000•John Ward

Rain delays start of West Indies innings

The first session of the second day at The Oval was almost a microcosm of the first day's play

01-Sep-2000•John Ward

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