Cricket News

The West Indies Under-19 team won both their games against Trinidad & Tobago Under-19 this week

The highlights of the second day's play between Zimbabwe A and the West Indian tourists at Kwekwe Sports Club were a fine century by Alistair Campbell and an exotic fifty by the maverick Bryan Strang, either side of a dramatic middle-order collapse

More new ground was broken in Zimbabwe cricket as the small Midlands city of Kwekwe hosted a full international touring team in a first-class match for the first time

Zimbabwe A will play the touring West Indies Cricket team at Kwekwe Sports Club in a three-day match scheduled for 14 to 16 July

West Indies manager Ricky Skerritt has expressed his disappointment at the spate of injuries affecting his team on their tour of Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe President's XI fell to a 214-run defeat against the West Indians at Harare - but they did not go down without a fight

The cricket author Vijay Kumar has been jailed for ten months after being convicted of stealing cricket memorabilia worth thousands of pounds

Opener Chris Gayle bounced back from his first innings 0 to hit a double century on the second day of the West Indians' game against a Zimbabwe President's XI at the country club Harare

Help is on the way for the injury hit West Indies team, currently on a tour of the African continent

In a new twist of event in what now seems to be an unending saga, it appears as though certain members of the WICB's Management Committee are determined to see the back of CEO, Gregory Shillingford

Morning sun was followed by miserable chilly weather at Harare's Country Club, headquarters of the CFX Academy, as the West Indians met a ZCU President's XI in the first of their two first-class warm-up matches before the First Test against Zimbabwe

One of the more bizarre disciplinary cases in the history of the ICC refereeing system took a new turn on Saturday

Having been grounded by West Indies in the final after a superlative performance in the league matches, Indian captain Saurav Ganguly has advocated the case of having a 'best-ofthree' final in one-day tournaments

Smarting under the 16-run loss to West Indies in the final of the triangular series in Harare on Saturday, skipper Saurav Ganguly said India would have to think about a strategy for playing better cricket under pressure

It was the 1734th ODI in the cricket history

Indian captain Saurav Ganguly confirmed that V V S Laxman will play in the final of the triangular one-day series against West Indies in Harare on Saturday while Ajit Agarkar and Harvinder Singh were the bowlers likely to be left out of the eleven

In an upset result, West Indies overturned the form book to record a 16-run victory over India on Saturday to win the Coca-Cola Cup final at the Harare Sports Club, after twice losing to the same opposition in the preliminary round

Mluleki Nkala (capt), Gary Brent, Donald Campbell, Sean Ervine, Douglas Hondo, Hamilton Masakadza, David Mutendra, Gavin Rennie, Paul Strang, Dirk Viljoen, Guy Whittall, Barney Rogers (12th man), Stuart Matsikenyire (13th man)

Going by their current form, and the inconsistency of the opposition, India look runaway favourites for tomorrow's final of the triangular one-day series against West Indies, as they aim to set recent history right

The final of Zimbabwe's first triangular tournament takes place tomorrow, with the home side, demoralised by injuries and controversy off the field, out of it