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Alistair Campbell on the Pakistan series

Alistair Campbell, acting captain of Zimbabwe during the Pakistan tour, spoke to ZCO about that tour and assessed each of the players who took part

17-Dec-2002•John Ward

Zimbabwe v Pakistan: One-Day International Records

2002/03 - Pakistan tour of Zimbabwe (A D R Campbell, Waqar Younis) 23 23 November 2002, at Queens Sports Club PAKISTAN 302/4 (50 overs) (Saleem Elahi 53, Yousuf Youhana 141*, Inzamam-ul Haq 55) ZIMBABWE 295/9 (50 overs) (A Flower 77, C N Evans 68

09-Dec-2002•John Ward

Pakistan complete a five-nil whitewash of Zimbabwe

Pakistan completed a five-nil whitewash of Zimbabwe, beating them by 70 runs in the final one-day international

01-Dec-2002•John Ward

Iqbal steers Pakistan to comprehensive victory

Another cricket match, another easy victory for Pakistan

30-Nov-2002•John Ward

Rashid Latif announces retirement from Test cricket

Report: Anand Vasu report of Rashid Latif's announcment of retirement fro Test cricket

27-Nov-2002•Anand Vasu

Youhana, Elahi hundreds as Pakistan take 3-0 lead in Harare

The script is similar every time: another Pakistani run feast, another impressive Zimbabwe fightback in a hopeless task, but in the end another Pakistani victory

27-Nov-2002•John Ward

Zimbabwe - Pakistan Test records

1993/94, in Pakistan (3 Tests)

25-Nov-2002•John Ward

Zimbabwe - Pakistan One-Day Preview

Pakistan deservedly won the Test series against Zimbabwe by two victories to nil, and are also strong favourites to win the coming five-match one-day series by a large margin

25-Nov-2002•John Ward

Pakistan go two-nil up after Youhana fireworks in Bulawayo

Pakistan overwhelmed Zimbabwe in the second one-day international at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo, again humiliating a bankrupt bowling line-up

24-Nov-2002•John Ward

Pakistan win first match of the series by 7 runs

It looked like one of the most one-sided of one-day matches at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo when Pakistan ran up 302 for four and then removed four Zimbabwe batsmen for just 32 runs

23-Nov-2002•John Ward

Pakistan complete whitewash with ten-wicket win at Bulawayo

Pakistan raced to an easy ten-wicket victory over Zimbabwe at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo soon after lunch on the fourth day of the match

19-Nov-2002•John Ward

Zimbabwe fighting for survival in Bulawayo Test

Pakistan moved closer towards a clean sweep in the two-match Test series against Zimbabwe on the third day at Queens Sports Club

18-Nov-2002•John Ward

Pakistan take advantage of missed chances in Bulawayo

As Zimbabwe's bowling improved, so their fielding declined

17-Nov-2002•John Ward

Saqlain destroys Zimbabwe on day 1 in Bulawayo

The speed of Shoaib Akhtar, on a lifeless pitch, and the guile of Saqlain Mushtaq destroyed Zimbabwe's batting on the first day of the Second Test match at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo

16-Nov-2002•John Ward

Pakistan v Zimbabwe: 2nd Test Preview

One-nil up to Pakistan - a deserved victory, but honesty must insist that Zimbabwe dug their own grave to an extent

16-Nov-2002•John Ward

Pakistan too strong for battling Zimbabwe

Pakistan won the First Test match against Zimbabwe at Harare Sports Club by 109 runs on the fourth day, but Zimbabwe did lose with honour

12-Nov-2002•John Ward

Pakistan set for victory in Harare Test

Pakistan, barring an unexpected intervention from the weather, are practically certain to win the first Test match against Zimbabwe at the Harare Sports Club, thanks to contrasting centuries by Inzamam-ul-Haq and Taufeeq Umer against inept Zimbabwean

11-Nov-2002•John Ward

Pakistan take useful lead over Zimbabwe

60 runs behind on first innings, Zimbabwe's history as a whole would suggestthat they have little hope of winning this First Test match against Pakistan at Harare Sports Club - although interestingly at Peshawar in 1998/99 they did come back from

10-Nov-2002•John Ward

Pakistan all out for 285 on day one in Harare

Pakistan made rather a pig's ear of the first day's play of the First Test match against Zimbabwe at Harare Sports Club

09-Nov-2002•John Ward

Beware the Wounded Tiger - Zimbabwe vs Pakistan Preview

With increasing international commitments, national teams have become increasingly unpredictable as injuries take their toll and players suffer from a degree of burnout

09-Nov-2002•John Ward

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