Matches (15)

Men's Hundred (2)

Women's Hundred (2)

ENG vs IND (1)

One-Day Cup (8)

IRE-W vs PAK-W (1)

U19 Tri Series (ZIM) (1)

LS-M

OI-M

(69/100 balls, T:81) 81/4

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Schedule Table Report Series

LS-W

176/5

OI-W

(100 balls, T:177) 159/4

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Schedule Table Report Series

John Ward

Murphy quits Zimbabwe

The exodus from Zimbabwe cricket continues unabated with the news that the former national captain Brian Murphy has left the country to take up a post coaching and playing cricket at the University of Cape Town

08-Oct-2003•John Ward

Brian Wishart - Obituary

The cricket community in Harare was shocked by the death in a road accident of Brian Wishart, father of the current Test player Craig, on July 26, 2003

25-Sep-2003•by John Ward

Manicaland coast to victory against Midlands

Manicaland coasted to what was in the end a straight-forward ninewicket victory over Midlands at Mutare Sports Club, wrapping up the match before lunch on the fourth and final day

23-Sep-2003•John Ward

Nicolle leads Mashonaland to routine victory

Mashonaland completed their anticipated victory over Matabeleland in mid-afternoon on the fourth and final day of the match

22-Sep-2003•John Ward

Price fights back for Midlands

A magnificent maiden century by Raymond Price enabled Midlands, who had looked doomed to an innings defeat after the second day's play, to stage a remarkable fightback against Manicaland

22-Sep-2003•John Ward

Rinke increases Midlands' woes

After the run-feast on the first day at the Mutare Sports Club, the bowlers had their day on Day Two, with 20 wickets falling compared to four yesterday

21-Sep-2003•John Ward

Carlisle century puts writing on wall for Matabeleland

As expected, Mashonaland used the third day to recover from a regular first-innings aberration and turn the screws on the hapless Matabeleland team

21-Sep-2003•John Ward

Ebrahim gives Mashonaland the advantage

Mashonaland, after conceding a first-innings lead of 19 to Matabeleland, followed this up with their usual trick

21-Sep-2003•John Ward

Grant Flower ruled out of Australia tour

Grant Flower, who broke his thumb during a Logan Cup match last weekend, has been ruled out of Zimbabwe's forthcoming tour to Australia

16-Sep-2003•John Ward

Matebeland in charge thanks to Streak and Nkala hundreds

Mluleki Nkala cracked an unbeaten century, his second in first-class cricket, and Heath Streak scored his fourth first-class hundred as Matabeleland raced to a commanding total on the third day of their Logan Cup clash against Midlands at Queens

15-Sep-2003•John Ward

Blignaut shines as Mashonaland lose their way

Manicaland's dreams of inflicting a defeat on Mashonaland for the first time in eight years receded during the third day's play, as they allowed Andy Blignaut and Douglas Hondo to add 237 for the eighth-wicket, a new Zimbabwean record

15-Sep-2003•John Ward

Brent and Rinke ensure the draw for Manicaland

Manicaland 523 (Gripper 234) and 288 for 8 decl

15-Sep-2003•John Ward

Gripper hits 234 to put Manicaland on top

Manicaland, after scoring 523, put themselves into a strong position to inflict the first defeat on Mashonaland in first-class cricket for eight years, reducing them to 186 for 5 at the close of second day with Grant Flower unable to bat

14-Sep-2003•John Ward

Gavin Rennie joins the Zimbabwe exodus

The drain of experienced players from Zimbabwean cricket has continued with the retirement of the former left-hand opener, Gavin Rennie

12-Sep-2003•John Ward

Flower breaks thumb as Gripper digs in

Trevor Gripper demonstrated his eagerness to tour Australia with a dedicated century, as Manicaland dominated the first day of their match against Mashonaland at the picturesque Mutare Sports Club

12-Sep-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe prepare for tough tests ahead

Zimbabwe face one of their busiest seasons ever

09-Sep-2003•John Ward

A positive spin

Part of the job of a national coach today is what is now known in political circles as spin

11-Jul-2003•John Ward

A sad end for Streak & Co.

Zimbabwe suffered an unhappy but rather predictable end to their tour with a seven-wicket loss to South Africa at Southampton

10-Jul-2003•John Ward

Psychologically renewed

It was too much to expect Zimbabwe to repeat their upset victory of Thursday over England, but at least they put up a very creditable performance against South Africa, going down in the end by 46 runs

29-Jun-2003•Zimbabwe viewpoint by John Ward

Flower inspires a major upset

It was a major upset, and all thanks to the magnificence of Grant Flower, who finally donned the mantle of his brother Andy to lead Zimbabwe to a totally unexpected victory over England on a deceitful pitch at Trent Bridge

26-Jun-2003•Verdict on Zimbabwe by John Ward

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