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Grant Flower: in the runs again

Grant Flower has had a chequered career over the last few years

26-Oct-2001•John Ward

Knight made man of the series after England win

Nick Knight was made man of the match and the man of series after England completed their five-match demolition of Zimbabwe with victory in the final one-day international in Bulawayo

13-Oct-2001•CricInfo

ZCO editorial, volume 3, issue 4

It was another rather dismal week for Zimbabwe cricket, with two more losses against England

12-Oct-2001•John Ward

Manicaland report: the national malady

As serious cricket has yet to get underway in Manicaland, all eyes in recent weeks have been on the dismal performances of the national side in their ODI series against South Africa and England

12-Oct-2001•Nigel Fleming

Kirtley reported to ICC for suspect bowling action

James Kirtley has today been officially reported for a suspect bowling action after being scrutinised during England's victory over Zimbabwe in Bulawayo yesterday

11-Oct-2001•CricInfo

Trescothick passes first captaincy test with ease

He may only have been deputising, and it may be a while before there's another opportunity to do it, but Marcus Trescothick's debut as England captain could hardly have gone better

10-Oct-2001•Stephen Lamb

Injured England players should recover for Bulawayo game

England expect to have a fully-fit squad to choose from for tomorrow's fourth encounter with Zimbabwe, despite the injuries sustained in the previous game

09-Oct-2001•CricInfo

Hussain, Foster and Flower reprimanded after confrontation

Nasser Hussain, James Foster and Andy Flower have received severe reprimands following a confrontation between Foster and Flower during yesterday's match

08-Oct-2001•CricInfo

Disciplinary hearing called after clash between Foster and Flower

Match referee Colonel Naushad Ali tonight called a disciplinary hearing after England completed a series victory over Zimbabwe with a bad-tempered win in Harare

07-Oct-2001•CricInfo

Four-wicket win gives England unassailable lead

England beat Zimbabwe by four wickets to take an unbeatable three-nil lead in the five-match series

07-Oct-2001•John Ward

ECB expresses displeasure about handling of Kirtley concerns

England have contacted the International Cricket Council to express their displeasure at the way in which the "concerns" over James Kirtley's bowling action have been made public

06-Oct-2001•CricInfo

Hussain praises Hoggard and Knight after England win

Matthew Hoggard won the the man-of-the-match award as England coasted to victory over Zimbabwe with more than 12 overs to spare to take a 2-0 lead in the five-match series

06-Oct-2001•CricInfo

Hussain speaks on Zimbabwe series

England cricket captain Nasser Hussain believes that its time England put a stop to the losing streak that has seen them lose 11 consecutive one-day matches since last year

05-Oct-2001•Larry Moyo

Kirtley given full support by Sussex over bowling action

Sussex County Cricket Club have expressed full support for James Kirtley in the publicity surrounding his bowling action

05-Oct-2001•Media Release

ZCO editorial, volume 3 issue 3

I'm sorry to say it, but I have never seen Zimbabwe play so badly so often as they have done this year

05-Oct-2001•John Ward

Kirtley selected despite action concerns

England have shown their confidence in fast bowler James Kirtley by naming an unchanged squad for tomorrow's second one-day international against Zimbabwe.The match referee for the first game at Harare on Wednesday, Colonel Naushad Ali, voiced

05-Oct-2001•CricInfo

Match referee questions Kirtley's action

Match referee Colonel Naushad Ali is to study video footage of James Kirtley'saction during England's one-day victory over Zimbabwe at Harare before deciding whether to report his concerns officially to the International Cricket Council

04-Oct-2001•CricInfo

ECB responds to Match Referee on Kirtley's bowling action

Neither the England Team management nor the ECB has received any communication from the Match Referee concerning James Kirtley's bowling action under the procedures laid down by the ICC

04-Oct-2001•Media Release

All-rounder's role prepared for Ramprakash

Mark Ramprakash could find himself in a reluctant role as England's second spinner as they try to improve on their opening one-day international success over Zimbabwe

04-Oct-2001•CricInfo

Hussain refuses to be carried away by win

Skipper Nasser Hussain remained cautious after England ended their 11-match one-day famine with a five-wicket win over Zimbabwe at the Harare Sports Club

03-Oct-2001•CricInfo

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