John Ward

Years ago, when Mark Waugh was trying in vain to win a place in the Australian Test team alongside his twin brother Steve, he was nicknamed Afghanistan (the forgotten Waugh)

The Forgotten Matambanadzo?

MAJOR TEAMS: Rhodesia B (1979/80), Zimbabwe (1982/83-1996/97), Mashonaland (1993/94-1995/96)

Ali Shah - a short biography

Winstonians, the Harare high-density cricket club that derives its name from Churchill Boys High School where it began, is making steady progress towards national first-league status

The Future Starts Here: Winstonians On The Way Up

A New Year, after a two-week break for Zimbabwean cricketers, is a good time for previews and summaries, with the major international tours to the country behind us and a different programme ahead

Zimbabwe Cricket Online - editorial

07-Jan-2000•John Ward

Test match records- Queens Sports Club, Zimbabwe

Test Matches at Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo 1 20-24 October 1994

06-Jan-2000•John Ward

Zimbabwe Club cricket news

The national club league starts again this weekend after a three-month break

06-Jan-2000•John Ward

Ravi Shastri on Zimbabwe - no need to panic

Former Indian all-rounder and current television commentator Ravi Shastri believes there is no need for panic in the Zimbabwean ranks, despite the recent poor performances of their team

Andy Flower has been persuaded to stay on as captain after his fine performances against Sri Lanka

The South African Triangular Tournament - preview

Zimbabwe gained a consolation victory in the final one-day international against Sri Lanka, and Murray Goodwin played a major part in seeing them home after a minor crisis in the middle order

The player's view: Murray Goodwin on the fifth one-day international

First of all there will be no issue of Zimbabwe Cricket Online next Friday, 31 December, but we will be back on 7 January as cricket prepares to start up again after a break of almost three weeks

Zimbabwe Cricket Online - editorial

The fifth one-day international against Sri Lanka was one Zimbabwe had to win

The last two One-Day Internationals in retrospect

Stuart Carlisle has had an uneven career

The Player's View: Stuart Carlisle On The 4th One-Day International

In response to a request from one of our readers, Graham van Tonder, we managed to arrange a quick interview with the convenor of selectors, Andy Pycroft, to answer questions sent in

Zimbabwe: Andy Pycroft the convenor of selectors answers your questions

Zimbabwe's sad plight in international cricket continues, as two awful batting collapses handed victory to Sri Lanka on a plate in the two one-day internationals that reached a conclusion

Zimbabwe Cricket Online- editorial

After a great deal of rain, only the well-drained Alexandra Sports Club ground was fit for play, and the other two matches were therefore abandoned

Zimbabwe: Club Cricket report

Even now that they have started winning the toss again, Zimbabwe have not been able to get their act together on the cricket field

The first three Zimbabwe-Sri Lanka one-day internationals in retrospect

The ICC match referee for the Sri Lankan tour of Zimbabwe was former Jamaican and West Indian wicket-keeper Jackie Hendriks

The Match Referee's View: The Sri Lankan Tour