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

Carlisle leads the way for Zimbabwe

Stuart Carlisle celebrated his 31st birthday with the best century of his first-class career, a dogged marathon of 139 runs

10-May-2003•John Ward

Douglas Hondo - Among the wickets

For the last two or three seasons, Zimbabwe's pace attack has consisted of Heath Streak - when fit - and two or three ineffective back-up seamers who seem to bowl at least two four-balls every over and have about as much chance of earning a wicket as

10-May-2003•John Ward

Vusi Sibanda: out of Africa ... for the first time

Vusi Sibanda, the youngest and least experienced of the Zimbabwean tourists, had never been out of Southern Africa before

09-May-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe make steady progress

It was an interesting day's cricket at New Road as Worcestershire played the Zimbabweans

09-May-2003•John Ward

Mashonaland win by 229 runs in Kwekwe

Mashonaland completed a 229-run victory over Midlands shortly after tea in their final match of the 2002/03 season

27-Apr-2003•John Ward

Mashonaland lead by 373 runs after deciding not to enforce the follow-on

It was not a vintage day's cricket, as Mashonaland (326) dismissed a dispirited Midlands side for 148 but failed to press home their advantage by making them follow on

26-Apr-2003•John Ward

Murphy helps Mashonaland reach 326 in Kwekwe

Champions Mashonaland, struggling shortly after lunch on the first day of their match against Midlands at Kwekwe Sports Club, recovered to total 326

25-Apr-2003•John Ward

Gavin Ewing stars for Matabeleland after innings and 77 run win

Matabeleland had a surprisingly easy day of it at Kwekwe Sports Club as Midlands crumbled in the afternoon session and handed them a handsome victory by an innings and 77 runs

13-Apr-2003•John Ward

Maiden century for Maregwede as Midlands face huge total

Facing a huge Matabeleland total of 598, Midlands responded quite well but not yet well enough, as they finished the day on 243 for four wickets

12-Apr-2003•John Ward

Matabeleland take command in Kweke

As the Logan Cup resumed for the final three rounds, all four teams were weakened by the unexpected appearance of Zimbabwe in the Sharjah final

11-Apr-2003•John Ward

Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe: An assessment

Article: John Ward on SL v Zim, Sharjah 2003

07-Apr-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe Cricket OnLine: Provincial News

Midlands general manager Ken Connelly must secretly be hoping that Zimbabwe will not make the final at Sharjah - as they are not expected to do

05-Apr-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe v Kenya: An assessment

Article: John Ward on the Kenya v Zimbabwe match at Sharjah, Apr 5, 2003

05-Apr-2003•John Ward

Andy Flower - First Class career averages

Capital letters for team names denotes a Test match

04-Apr-2003•John Ward

ZCO - Guy Whittal Interview - Part One

Guy Whittall recently announced his retirement from international cricket

04-Apr-2003•John Ward

Biography: Andy Flower

FULL NAME: Andrew Flower BORN: 28 April 1968, at Cape Town MAJOR TEAMS: Zimbabwe (since 1988/89), Mashonaland (1993/94 to 2002/03)

04-Apr-2003•John Ward

ZCO - Guy Whittal Interview - Part Two

We conclude our interview with Guy Whittall, who looks back on some of the highs and lows of his career

04-Apr-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe Cricket Online volume 4, issue 28, 28 March 2003

The current issue is mainly concerned with `catching up' after the World Cup

04-Apr-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe National League - Semi Finals

At Harare Sports Club; 30 March 2003

04-Apr-2003•John Ward

Biography: Craig Evans

FULL NAME: Craig Neil Evans BORN: 29 November 1969, Salisbury (now Harare) MAJOR TEAMS: Mashonaland Under-24 (1993/94), Mashonaland (since 1994/95)

04-Apr-2003•John Ward

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