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The truth according to the ZCU

The truth according to the ZCU

The Zimbabwe Cricket Union's policy towards the media appears to be a simple one: If you repeat something often enough, it eventually becomes accepted as the truth

14-Jun-2004•Martin Williamson
Collins steers West Indies to innings win

Collins steers West Indies to innings win

Normal service was resumed in the Caribbean as West Indies wrapped up the second Test at Sabina Park by an innings and 99 runs, and in so doing completed a 1-0 series win over a much-improved Bangladesh side

07-Jun-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Martin Williamson
Too many snakes, too few ladders

Too many snakes, too few ladders

The celebrations when West Indies finally won their first home Test in six attempts this season were muted, relief rather than joy

07-Jun-2004•Martin Williamson
Thank you and goodnight

Thank you and goodnight

While the hard-liners on the board will privately celebrate today's valedictory statement from 13 of Zimbabwe's rebel cricketers, no doubt claiming it as a victory, it is one that has been achieved at the cost of cricket's future in Zimbabwe

04-Jun-2004•Martin Williamson
Hutton gives Middlesex hope

Hutton gives Middlesex hope

A century from Ben Hutton, his first of the season, salvaged some respectability for Middlesex after two poor days, but the rest of the side will need to bat every bit as well as Hutton tomorrow if they are to salvage anything from this match

04-Jun-2004•Martin Williamson
Knight joins an exclusive club

Knight joins an exclusive club

What a difference a change of innings and a few clouds can make

03-Jun-2004•Martin Williamson
Easy pickings for Knight and Bell

Easy pickings for Knight and Bell

Warwickshire made the most of a placid pitch and some innocuous bowling to close the first day of their Championship match against Middlesex at Lord's on 348 for 1, with Nick Knight and Ian Bell both making hay - and hundreds - in the sunshine

02-Jun-2004•Martin Williamson
Bangladesh rue missed opportunities

Bangladesh rue missed opportunities

An uncharacteristically dour hundred from Chris Gayle prevented another day of embarrassment for West Indies, but Bangladesh wasted a golden opportunity to press home the advantage built on the first two days as they spilt no fewer than nine catches

30-May-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Martin Williamson
New Zealand ready to press ahead

New Zealand ready to press ahead

On another see-saw day, honours again ended just about even on the third day of the first Test at Lord's

23-May-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Martin Williamson
Richardson hundred boosts New Zealand's prospects

Richardson hundred boosts New Zealand's prospects

Runs might not have flowed off the bat, but the fourth day of the Lord's Test was a pulsating affair with fortunes ebbing and flowing throughout

23-May-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Martin Williamson
An umbrage too far

An umbrage too far

The ICC has found out what anyone who has opposed the Zimbabwe board already knew: if the going gets tough, then the ZCU just pretends that all is well and carries on regardless

18-May-2004•Martin Williamson
Telling it how it isn't

Telling it how it isn't

In the latest issue of The Wisden Cricketer, Peter Chingoka, the Zimbabwe Cricket Union's chairman, makes an eloquent defence of his board's conduct and handling of cricket inside Zimbabwe

13-May-2004•Martin Williamson
'Muted, hollow, underwhelming'

'Muted, hollow, underwhelming'

On Saturday, Muttiah Muralitharan passed Courtney Walsh's record of 519 wickets

10-May-2004•The Paper Round by Martin Williamson
'Muted, hollow, underwhelming'

'Muted, hollow, underwhelming'

On Saturday, Muttiah Muralitharan passed Courtney Walsh's record of 519 wickets

10-May-2004•The Paper Round by Martin Williamson
'Muted, hollow, underwhelming'

'Muted, hollow, underwhelming'

On Saturday, Muttiah Muralitharan passed Courtney Walsh's record of 519 wickets

10-May-2004•The Paper Round by Martin Williamson
Battle for power within the ZCU

Battle for power within the ZCU

It looks as if cracks inside the ZCU are now beginning to widen

01-May-2004•Martin Williamson
A simple case of appeasement

A simple case of appeasement

Des Wilson's departure signals an end to the ECB's moral stance and an admission that money is what matters

28-Apr-2004•Martin Williamson
Making a mockery of sport

Making a mockery of sport

There was a tragic inevitability about the proceedings at the Harare Sports Club today as Zimbabwe's New Model Army was shown up for the club side that it is - and a pretty poor club side at that

25-Apr-2004•The Wisden Verdict by Martin Williamson
The price of morality

The price of morality

It's been a week for U-turns in Britain

21-Apr-2004•Martin Williamson
ECB can afford to play the waiting game

ECB can afford to play the waiting game

Officials from the England & Wales Cricket Board will meet with their Zimbabwean counterparts at Lord's on Tuesday to discuss the prospects of this November's tour of Zimbabwe by England going ahead

19-Apr-2004•Martin Williamson
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