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Zimbabwe National League first round

There were a couple of upsets in the First League in the opening round of the 2001/2 National League on October 21, with last season's two top teams suffering humiliating defeats at the hands of newcomers

26-Oct-2001•Larry Moyo

Manicaland cricket report

The new-look Manicaland team travelled to Old Hararians last Sunday to open the 2001/2 national league program

26-Oct-2001•Nigel Fleming

Zimbabwe U14 team announced

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26-Oct-2001•CricInfo

20 wickets fall in a day/night

Australia's pace bowlers were in venomous form as 20 wickets fell on the opening day of the Pura Cup cricket match between New South Wales and South Australia at the SCG here today.

26-Oct-2001•Michael Donaldson

Sachin and Sourav hold a masterclass at Paarl

It was a vintage performance from Sachin Tendulkar and Sourav Ganguly that guided India to an easy win over Kenya in the land of vineyards, Paarl, on Wednesday

26-Oct-2001•Krishnamachari Srikkanth

Apologetic Mohammad Akram asks for ban to be lifted

Mohammad Akram, who has been banned from cricket for a year by the Pakistan Cricket Board for going absent without leave, has issued a public explanation and apology for the actions that led to the ban.

26-Oct-2001•CricInfo

Play abandoned on third day at Punt Road

Not so much as a ball was bowled at Punt Road in Melbourne today, persistent rain ending all hopes of play on the scheduled third day of the Pura Cup match between Victoria and Queensland.

26-Oct-2001•John Polack

Will they or won't they? England's tour to India still unresolved

By one of those strange quirks of fate, the announcement about which players will tour India, and those who have asked for more time to consider, came within two hours of news from the Ministry of Defence that British ground forces have been put on

26-Oct-2001•Ralph Dellor

Cricketers too foul-mouthed

The conduct of club cricketers in Barbados sometimes leaves a lot to be desired, the Barbados Cricket Umpires Association (BCUA) has charged

26-Oct-2001•Haydn Gill

Rain delays start of play in Brisbane

Rain has delayed the start of play in the three-day tour match between New Zealand and the Queensland Academy of Sport at Allan Border Field.

26-Oct-2001•AAP

Grant Flower: in the runs again

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

26-Oct-2001•John Ward

ECB to make statement on availability for Indian trip

The decisions made by individual England players on whether to tour Indianext month will be announced by the England and Wales Cricket Board latertoday

26-Oct-2001•CricInfo

Ranatunga confident of political success

Cricketing heavyweight Arjuna Ranatunga held his first press conference Thursday as he prepares to stand as a candidate in the forthcoming General Election in Sri Lanka

26-Oct-2001•CricInfo

Australians punish New Zealand Academy lapses for third win

New Zealand's Cricket Academy's bad luck with injuries has been a boon for the country's standby players for the tour of Australia, as several players have now featured in games against the Commonwealth Bank Cricket Academy at Lincoln University

26-Oct-2001•Lynn McConnell

ECB statement on Indian tour

In addition, all members of the management and support team have confirmed their availability to tour

26-Oct-2001•ECB Media Release

Rain forces early finish at Allan Border Field

Rain forced umpires to call off play after just 12 overs of the first day of the three-day tour match between the Queensland Academy of Sport and New Zealand at Allan Border Field today.

26-Oct-2001•AAP

Sri Lanka look for hat-trick of wins at desert venue

Sri Lanka take on Zimbabwe in the opening match of the Sharjah Champions Trophy today with skipper Sanath Jayasuriya hoping to make it a hat-trick of wins at the venue

26-Oct-2001•Charlie Austin

Triangular series under stringent security

Friday's opening encounter between former world champions Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe in the three-nation Sharjah Cup will be played under the umbrella of the most strict security arrangements ever deployed in almost twodecade history of matches organized

26-Oct-2001•Rehan Siddiqui

ZCO editorial, volume 3 issue 6

Once again Zimbabwe cricket is in turmoil, this time, and not unfamiliarly, over the captaincy

26-Oct-2001•John Ward

Yorkshire signs three-year deal with textile company

Yorkshire County Cricket Club have this week announced a new three-year deal with Yorkshire based textile company Masons

25-Oct-2001•Media Release

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