Steven Price

Fist fights marr domestic leagues

Mark Vermeulen's outburst while playing club cricket in England seems to have sent out the wrong message considering the number of local players who have lost their tempers during matches of late

17-Oct-2006•Steven Price

Taibu joins Namibia ...for now

It's hard to know where Tatenda's Taibu's future lies at the moment

10-Oct-2006•Steven Price

Pressure grows on Curran

The pressure on coach Kevin Curran is increasing after Zimbabwe's dismal display in their opening match in the Champions Trophy

09-Oct-2006•Steven Price

More calls for Chingoka to go

Crispen Tsvarai and Bruce Makovah have revealed the reasons they quit Zimbabwe Cricket in an interview with the Zimbabwe Independent

06-Oct-2006•Steven Price in Harare

Bitten from behind

Just when it seemed that Peter Chingoka had weathered the storm of internal discontent, his own attack poodle has turned and bitten him where it hurts

05-Oct-2006•Steven Price in Harare

Chingoka regime under attack

Themba Mliswa, the controversial Zimbabwean political activist, that he was set to challenge Peter Chingoka and Ozias Bvute with the support of the country's "highest authorities"

05-Oct-2006•Steven Price in Harare

What's it all about

Will Luke reviews Andrew Strauss's autobiography

01-Oct-2006•Steven Price

Zimbabwe Cricket's draft constitution rejected

Zimbabwe Cricket is again in trouble after it was revealed that the country's Sports and Recreation Commission has refused to endorse its new draft constitution

04-Sep-2006•Steven Price in Harare

Carry on Chingoka

Peter Chingoka is set to be re-elected as chairman of Zimbabwe Cricket at the end of the month, despite serious allegations made against him over the last year by some of the country's most senior stakeholders

22-Aug-2006•Steven Price in Harare

ICC to decide on Zimbabwe's future

The ICC delegation of Percy Sonn, the president, and Malcolm Speed, the chief executive, told journalists in Harare that they will hand-over their findings to the ICC board which will announce a resolution on Zimbabwe's future in the near future

01-Aug-2006•Steven Price in Harare

Keeping commercial hands out of decisions

Steve Price welcomes the ICC initiative on clarrifying which matches count and which ones don't - just as long as its commercial arm keeps its grubby hands out of discussions

30-Jul-2006•Steven Price

Sonn and Speed in Harare to meet Zimbabwe officials

Malcolm Speed, the ICC's chief executive, and Percy Sonn, the president, are in Zimbabwe meeting with stakeholders and officials to see for themselves the situation inside the country

30-Jul-2006•Steven Price in Harare

All to play for in basement battle

Steven Price previews the five-ODI series between Zimbabwe and Bangladesh

28-Jul-2006•Steven Price

The shame game

Steven Price on the risible democratic veneer of the new Zimbabwe Cricket constitution and the pitiful approach of the ICC

05-Jul-2006•Steven Price

'The whole objective is to crush opposition'

Steven Price spoke to a leading provincial Zimbabwean administrator of more than 20 years standing about Zimbabwe Cricket's recent move to change the structure of the game and his views on the situation inside the country now

05-Jun-2006

Another insult to democracy

Steven Price argues that the creation of new provinces inside Zimbabwe is another nail in the coffin for the game inside the country

01-Jun-2006•Steven Price

Much ado about nothing

Zimbabwe's domestic cricket season is virtually over as winter is slowly setting in over southern Africa. But Steven Price reports the year was one that could be looked back on with little pleasure

30-May-2006•Steven Price

Matabeleland chairman quits citing growing chaos

Ethan Dube, on of Zimbabwe's leading administrators, has quit as chairman of the Matabeleland Cricket Association, citing 'confusion' in the structure of the game

05-May-2006•Steven Price in Harare

Stakeholders pleaded for the ICC to help

It has emerged that Zimbabwe stakeholders wrote to the ICC ahead of the recent executive meeting in Dubai pleading for help in solving the crisis affecting cricket in the country

30-Mar-2006•Steven Price in Harare

Forensic auditors fail to placate critics

Zimbabwe Cricket has announced that the long-awaited forensic audit of its accounts will be undertaken by Ruzengwe and Partners

29-Mar-2006•Steven Price in Harare

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