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Rampaul named in West Indies squad for Zimbabwe tour

Ravi Rampaul, a 19-year-old fast bowler from Trinidad and Tobago, has been named in West Indies' 16-man squad for the tour to Zimbabwe

08-Jul-2005•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Gayle blows Zimbabwe away as Windies take the series

West Indies clinched the five-match one-day series 3-2 after a convincing win in the final match of the series, at Harare

30-Nov-2003•John Ward in Harare

Dream debut by Edwards helps West Indies level series

Six wickets on his one-day debut by Fidel Edwards, along with a century by Wavell Hinds, helped West Indies to a comfortable 72-run win against Zimbabwe in the 4th one-dayer at Harare.

29-Nov-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by John Ward

Rogers replaces Gripper for 4th ODI

Zimbabwe have called up Barney Rogers in place of Trevor Gripper for their fourth one-day international against West Indies at Harare on Saturday

28-Nov-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Streak inspires Zimbabwe to 21-run win

Zimbabawe went 2-1 up in the series with a 21-run victory against West Indies at Harare with Heath Streak again at the fore

26-Nov-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by John Ward

Vermeulen takes Zimbabwe to victory

Mark Vermeulen scored 66 not out to help Zimbabwe to a six-wicket win against West Indies in the 2nd ODI at Bulawayo

23-Nov-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by John Ward

Lara shines before the rain has its say

Chris Gayle and Brian Lara blazed their way to a century each and helped West Indies to a 51-run win againt Zimbabwe in a rain-affected match

22-Nov-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by John Ward

West Indies cruise home by seven wickets

West Indies enjoyed a gentle warm-up match in preparation for the five-match ODI series, beating a rather disappointing Zimbabwe A side at Kwekwe Sports Club in the Midlands by seven wickets

19-Nov-2003•John Ward

West Indies seal series with 128-run win

It took just 40 minutes on the final morning for West Indies to take the final Zimbabwean wicket and seal, by 128 runs, a win

16-Nov-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by John Ward

Zimbabwe capitulate after doing the hard work

West Indies require only one more wicket to beat Zimbabwe after an astonishing day at Bulawayo in which 18 wickets fell

15-Nov-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by John Ward

Vermeulen keeps Zimbabwe in the hunt

Mark Vermeulen scored his maiden Test century to help Zimbabwe to 377 on the third day against West Indies, who ended on 13 for 1, with a lead of 117

14-Nov-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by John Ward at Bulawayo

Lara stars but Zimbabwe refuse to roll over

After Brian Lara put West Indies into a dominating position with a breathtaking 191, Zimbabwe recovered from a poor start to reach 173 for 3 at the close of the second day

13-Nov-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by John Ward at Bulawayo

Zimbabwe v West Indies, 2nd Test, Bulawayo, November 12 - 16, 2003

Zimbabwe v West Indies, 2nd Test, Harare, November 12 - 16, 2003

13-Nov-2003

Lara and Hinds give West Indies the upper hand

A dazzling innings from Brian Lara put the Zimbabwe bowling to the sword andestablished West Indies' dominance on the shortened first day of the second Test of this short series, at Queen's Sports Club in Bulawayo

11-Nov-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by John Ward at Bulawayo

'We've had enough of being called minnows'

Ridley Jacobs, who did much to save West Indies' bacon in the epic first Test at Harare, spoke out after the match about his relief at being able to stave off defeat

09-Nov-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Jacobs denies brave Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe were denied a rare Test victory as the last-wicket pair of Ridley Jacobs and Fidel Edwards successfully played out the last 32 minutes and 71 deliveries to secure a thrilling draw at Harare

08-Nov-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by John Ward

Rain on Zimbabwe's parade

Zimbabwe took their overall lead to 266 by the close of a rain-shortened fourth day of the first Test at Harare, after bowling West Indies out for 335, a first-innings lead of 172

07-Nov-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by John Ward

Roller mania

The first Test between Zimbabwe and West Indies at Harare Sports Club almost came to an untimely ending before the start of the third day's play, thanks to a freakish incident that seriously damaged the pitch

06-Nov-2003•John Ward at the Harare Sports Club

Price makes life uneasy for West Indies

Three wickets from Ray Price gave Zimbabwe the edge against West Indies, who still require another 68 runs to avoid the follow-on with four wickets remaining

06-Nov-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by John Ward

Roller mania

06-Nov-2003•John Ward at the Harare Sports Club

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