Matches (35)

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Schedule Report Series

John Ward

Strang brings Zimbabwe back into game

A combination of the second break for rain and the rejuvenated leg-spin of Paul Strang turned the England innings on its head when the team had built such a fine foundation to their innings

08-Jul-2000•John Ward

Zimbabwe resistance flowers in poor light

After losing three wickets, one of them controversially, for 35 runs in pursuit of England's total of 207, Zimbabwe appeared to be as good as buried

08-Jul-2000•John Ward

Zimbabwe's clear-cut victory

NatWest Series, The Oval: England (207 all out off 50 overs) lost to Zimbabwe (210 for five off 48.2 overs) by five wickets

08-Jul-2000•John Ward

High scores in prospect

On an overcast morning, England won the toss in the second match of the triangular NatWest Series and decided to bat

08-Jul-2000•John Ward

Lara leads harvest of fifties

On a slowish pitch where quick scoring was never very easy, West Indies achieved what was probably the match-winning total of 232 for seven off an accurate but essentially toothless Zimbabwe attack

06-Jul-2000•John Ward

West Indies accelerate after steady start

Bryan Strang, bowling speed in the lower seventies, opened for Zimbabwe to Adrian Griffith of West Indies in the NatWest Series limited-overs match at Bristol - two singles nudged to third man coming off his first over

06-Jul-2000•John Ward

Zimbabwe up with scoring rate

Some fine batting by Zimbabwe, their innings held together by a restrained Neil Johnson, has kept them on even terms in the NatWest Series match at Bristol with a West Indian team thatprobably did not expect such stern opposition

06-Jul-2000•John Ward

NatWest Series under way - and the sun shines through

The NatWest Series opened in Bristol under rather better weather than during the previous few days, warm and humid, with the sun often shining through the haze

06-Jul-2000•John Ward

Zimbabwe shock win brings NatWest Series to life

Bristol, NatWest Series: West Indies (232 for seven off 50 overs) lost to Zimbabwe (233 for four off 45 overs) by six wickets

06-Jul-2000•John Ward

English Weather Holds Up England

Lord's, lunchtime: West Indies 267 and 54; England 134 and 13 for one

01-Jul-2000•John Ward

England's great victory in a great match - Wonderful Walsh frustrated

Lord's: West Indies (267 and 54) lost to England (134 and 191 for eight) by two wickets

01-Jul-2000•John Ward

England have best of early exchanges

Lord's, teatime: West Indies 267 and 54; England 134 and 109 for two (Atherton 44, Hick 9)

01-Jul-2000•John Ward

England win more than just a Test Match

After scoring only half the West Indian total on first innings, the England fightback was remarkable

01-Jul-2000•John Ward

West Indies shot out for 54 in incredible day at Lord's

The Friday of the Lord's Test was one of the most bizarre days in the game's history: twenty-one wickets went down

30-Jun-2000•John Ward

England v West Indies

England, one Test down in the five-match series, enjoyed quite a good start to the Second Test at Lord's, restricting the West Indies to 267 for nine by the close

29-Jun-2000•John Ward

Somerset v Zimbabweans

In a pleasant match, played from Zimbabwe's viewpoint against the backdrop of the country's crucial elections, the touring team beat Somerset at Taunton by 21 runs with eight balls to spare

25-Jun-2000•John Ward

Zimbabwe draw with British Universities

Thanks to rain, which wiped out all but 11 balls from the pre-lunch session, the match was doomed to be a draw

23-Jun-2000•John Ward

Cambridge, Close: Zimbabweans 196/2 (61.2 overs Carlisle 60, Wishart 58)

Rain ruined the prospect of the match between the Universities and the Zimbabwean tourists reaching a conventional finish

22-Jun-2000•John Ward

Cambridge, Close: British Universities 270/7 (109 overs, Porter 90, Murtagh 6)

It was a good day for the Universities, and especially their 20-year-old left-hander Joe Porter of the Oxford Universities, fresh from three consecutive first-class fifties

21-Jun-2000•John Ward

Ireland v Zimbabwe 2nd Match Report by John Ward

It was another cold overcast day at the Clontarf Ground in Dublin, but again fortunately without rain

08-Jun-2000•John Ward

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