Matches (30)

WBBL (4)

Abu Dhabi T10 (5)

SMAT (19)

Pakistan T20I Tri-Series (1)

BAN vs IRE (1)

AS-W

(5/5 ov) 45/2

ST-W

(2.5/5 ov, T:46) 43/0

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Schedule Table Report Series

134/6

(T:135) 115/4

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Schedule Table Series

John Ward

Inexperienced Zimbabweans face one-day struggle

Nobody really expects Zimbabwe to spring the surprise they did three years ago, when they beat West Indies in all three group matches to reach the final of the NatWest Series

25-Jun-2003•John Ward

Flower and Price shine for Zimbabwe at Chelmsford

Zimbabweans 193 for 5 (G Flower 60* Friend 44) beat Essex 189 for 9 (A Flower 52, Price 3 for 20) by five wickets

22-Jun-2003•John Ward

Kenway and Giddins shine in win over Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe's preparations for the NatWest Series suffered another setback as they slumped to a 16-run defeat against Hampshire at The Rose Bowl

19-Jun-2003•John Ward

Carlisle ton sets up narrow Zimbabwe victory

The Zimbabwean tourists held off a spirited challenge to beat Somerset by three runs at Taunton after a string of misfields and dropped catches had appeared to have cost them victory

17-Jun-2003•John Ward at Taunton

Ebrahim leads Zimbabwe to convincing win

Dion Ebrahim led Zimbabwe to only their second win of the tour with an assured 81 not out as they made up for Friday's embarrassing loss with a comfortable eight-wicket victory over Ireland at Woodvale Road in Eglinton

15-Jun-2003•John Ward

We underperformed: Heath Streak

Heath Streak, the Zimbabwe captain, is no doubt a frustrated man

14-Jun-2003•John Ward

Time for technology

Congratulations to Riverside for its maiden Test match

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

Against the odds

England v Zimbabwe, 2nd Test, Riverside, Day 2 "We feel like we're playing 13 men out there." Comments to this effect have come from various Zimbabwean players at various times over the years, and no doubt are being made with more fury than ever

06-Jun-2003•Zimbabwe Verdict by John Ward

Shenley tour game ends in a draw

The exciting finish hoped for in the match between Middlesex and the Zimbabwean tourists at Shenley Park did not quite materialise, although the final session was never without interest

02-Jun-2003•John Ward

Declaration revives contest after Carlisle century

A sprinkling of rain brought Zimbabwe's tour match at Shenley back to life, as Tatenda Taibu declared at tea on 401 for 4, still 115 runs adrift of Middlesex's first-innings 516 for 6

01-Jun-2003•John Ward

Tour match drifts to a damp conclusion

Light drizzle finally ended a match which had long-since ceased to have any meaning at Hove, with rain and a lack of ambition leaving Zimbabwe short of match-practice ahead of Thursday's first Test at Lord's

18-May-2003•John Ward

Vermeulen falls for 198 in truncated day at Hove

Just under two hours' play were possible on the third day of Zimbabwe's match against Sussex, and by the time rain again stopped play, Zimbabwe had put in some useful batting practice, to take their score to 374 for 7

17-May-2003•John Ward

Rain the winner on day two at Hove

In stark contrast to the fine weather on the first day of the match between Sussex and the Zimbabwe at Hove, the second day provided almost unrelieved drizzle

16-May-2003•John Ward

Vermeulen's 194 sets up big Zimbabwean total at Hove

A monumental innings of 194 not out by Mark Vermeulen, Zimbabwe's opening batsman, dominated the first day of their match against Sussex at Hove

15-May-2003•John Ward

Streak fit to play against Sussex

Zimbabwe's captain, Heath Streak, will play against Sussex in the four-day tour match which starts at Hove tomorrow, after recovering from a back injury that dogged him throughout last week's game against Worcestershire

14-May-2003•John Ward

The bells ring for Travis Friend

About 35 minutes after lunch on the third day of the Zimbabweans' match against Worcestershire, Travis Friend got a ball to rear from a length, and the county opener Anurag Singh, unable to get himself or his bat out of the way in time, edged a catch

12-May-2003•John Ward

Kabir snatches a tie as Zimbabwe falter at the last

Miracles are badly needed by Zimbabweans in general, but even a small one was denied to their cricket team today, as Kabir Ali snatched a tie for Worcestershire with two wickets in three balls with the scores level

12-May-2003•John Ward

Stuart Carlisle: A personal gift

Stuart Carlisle of Zimbabwe celebrated his 31st birthday in the best possible way: with a century under difficult circumstances to give Zimbabwe the lead in their match against Worcestershire at the New Road ground

12-May-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe on the rack

The Zimbabwean tourists faced likely defeat at lunch on the final day of their match against Worcestershire

12-May-2003•John Ward

Zimbabweans need 176 to win on final day

This intriguing match between Worcestershire and the Zimbabwean tourists, played though it is on a second-hand, substandard pitch, produced more intriguing cricket on the third day, as both sides in turn took and lost the initiative

11-May-2003•John Ward

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