John Ward

Biography: Gary Brent

Biography: Gary Brent

FULL NAME: Gary Bazil Brent BORN: 13 January 1976, at Sinoia (now Chinhoyi) MAJOR TEAMS: Mashonaland Under-24/Young Mashonaland (1994/95-1995/96); Mashonaland (1996/97-1998/99), Manicaland (1999/2000 to date)

15-Mar-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe cricket plumbed new depths

Zimbabwe cricket plumbed new depths

Zimbabwe cricket plumbed new depths today as the national side curled up and died against a vibrant Kenyan team, who beat them overwhelmingly for the first time by seven wickets

15-Mar-2003•John Ward

Gary Brent: Record in all First Class Cricket

Gary Brent: Record in all First Class Cricket

Abbreviations: Capital letters for team names denotes a Test match

15-Mar-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe Cricket Online: Letters

Zimbabwe Cricket Online: Letters

15-Mar-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe Cricket Online volume 4, issue 26, 14 March 2003

Zimbabwe Cricket Online volume 4, issue 26, 14 March 2003

'The spirit is willing but the flesh is weak.' Not so with the Zimbabwe cricket team

15-Mar-2003•John Ward

Biography: Andy Blignaut

Biography: Andy Blignaut

FULL NAME: Arnoldus Mauritius Blignaut BORN: 1 August 1978, at Harare MAJOR TEAMS: Mashonaland (1997/98- )

11-Mar-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe Cricket Online: Letters

Zimbabwe Cricket Online: Letters

There is lack of clarity in the rules for the current world cup on how `forfeited matches' will be scored for computing net run rate

11-Mar-2003•John Ward

Andy Blignaut: Record in all First Class Cricket

Andy Blignaut: Record in all First Class Cricket

Abbreviations: Capital letters for team names denotes a Test match

11-Mar-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe Cricket Online volume 4, issue 25, 7 March 2003

Zimbabwe Cricket Online volume 4, issue 25, 7 March 2003

So, against all expectations and unfortunately not on merit, Zimbabwe go through to the Super Six stage of the World Cup

11-Mar-2003•John Ward

Missed catch costs Zimbabwe dear

Missed catch costs Zimbabwe dear

Have Zimbabwe shed their inferiority complex yet and adjusted to the idea that they might just be able to justify their position in the Super Sixes

08-Mar-2003•John Ward

Pakistan must win big, Zimbabwe must just win

Pakistan must win big, Zimbabwe must just win

Mission impossible

03-Mar-2003•John Ward

Dion Ebrahim: Record in all First Class Cricket

Dion Ebrahim: Record in all First Class Cricket

Abbreviations: Capital letters for team names denotes a Test match

28-Feb-2003•John Ward

Dutch courage fails to deny Zimbabwe

Dutch courage fails to deny Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe remain in contention for a place in the World Cup Super Sixes after they overcame a courageous Dutch team by 99 runs in Bulawayo

28-Feb-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe Cricket Online volume 4, issue 24, 28 February 2003

Zimbabwe Cricket Online volume 4, issue 24, 28 February 2003

Another hectic week in the World Cup, and some more shocks

28-Feb-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe Cricket Online: Letters

Zimbabwe Cricket Online: Letters

Phil Garland deliberately wrote a provocative letter last week in order to stir up discussion, and there have been a number of strongly worded replies to it

28-Feb-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe hope for plain sailing against the Dutch

Zimbabwe hope for plain sailing against the Dutch

It is ironic, but nevertheless true, to say that the first encounter betweenZimbabwe and the Netherlands at a World Cup competition is less important to either team than their two previous meetings.

27-Feb-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe go down fighting to Australia

Zimbabwe go down fighting to Australia

Under a cloudless blue sky, Australia continued their victorious World Cup progress with a seven-wicket victory against Zimbabwe

24-Feb-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe look back 20 years for inspiration

Zimbabwe look back 20 years for inspiration

Almost 20 years ago - on 9 June 1983 to be precise - Zimbabwe met Australia in their first-ever World Cup match at the historic Trent Bridge ground in Nottingham

23-Feb-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe: Letters

Zimbabwe: Letters

Zimbabwe has been a one-man team ever since Dave Houghton retired

21-Feb-2003•John Ward

Pommie Mbangwa: Record in all First Class Cricket

Pommie Mbangwa: Record in all First Class Cricket

Abbreviations: Capital letters for team names denotes a Test match

21-Feb-2003•John Ward

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