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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

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

Streak's maiden century lifts Zimbabwe past 500

The second day at Harare was perhaps the best day Zimbabwe has enjoyed in Test cricket for some years

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

Streak urges an end to the player exodus

Heath Streak, Zimbabwe's captain, has called on his country's authorities to end the player exodus which has seen the side decimated in recent months

21-Oct-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

A chastening start

Zimbabwe predictably struggled on the first day of the inaugural Test on Australian soil, at Perth

09-Oct-2003•The Zimbabwe Verdict by John Ward

Daunting task awaits Zimbabwe in Perth

Australia will go in as clear favourites for the first Test, which starts at Perth on Thursday

08-Oct-2003•Lynn McConnell

Wishart and Streak defy Western Australia at Perth

Zimbabwe, driven by a commanding and unbeaten innings of 93 from Craig Wishart, were 254 for 7 at stumps after a testing first day of their three-day match against Western Australia at Perth

03-Oct-2003•Lynn McConnell

Warriors Re/Max Cip team announced

The WACA have announced the WA team to take on Zimbabwe in the three-day RE/MAX Cup clash beginning at the WACA Ground on Friday.

02-Oct-2003•Western Australia Cricket Association

Carlisle and Wishart ease Zimbabwe to comfortable win

After restricting the Cricket Australia Chairman's XI to only 240 in their official tour opener at Lilac Hill, Perth, the Zimbabweans put in a responsible batting display to chase it down successfully, getting to their target in 41.2 over with seven

01-Oct-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Wisden Cricinfo staff

Matebeland in charge thanks to Streak and Nkala hundreds

Mluleki Nkala cracked an unbeaten century, his second in first-class cricket, and Heath Streak scored his fourth first-class hundred as Matabeleland raced to a commanding total on the third day of their Logan Cup clash against Midlands at Queens

15-Sep-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe prepare for tough tests ahead

Zimbabwe face one of their busiest seasons ever

09-Sep-2003•John Ward

Hampshire approach to Streak declined/ Giddins talks

Hampshire will be making no comment today (Wednesday) after a meeting with Ed Giddins this morning to discuss the seam bowlers future.

16-Jul-2003•Vic Isaacs

Streak's refusal the latest blow for Hampshire

Hampshire's bid to find an immediate replacement for Wasim Akram suffered a setback yesterday after they failed to sign Heath Streak as their second overseas player

16-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Smith and Rudolph set up South Africa's victory

South Africa warmed up for Saturday's NatWest Series final at Lord's with a confidence-restoring win over Zimbabwe in the first international match at Southampton's new Rose Bowl

09-Jul-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Freddie Auld

A first for the Rose Bowl

The last of the round-robin matches in the NatWest Series, between South Africa and Zimbabwe, could well have been one of those dreadful dead-rubber events when one team has qualified for the final and the other is out of the tournament

09-Jul-2003•Ralph Dellor

'A tricky little total': Vaughan

Michael Vaughan On Darren Gough (4 for 26): Throughout the tournament he has bowled well and been an invaluable member of the squad

07-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

South Africa crush hapless Zimbabwe

The only way is up: Doug Marillier skys an attempted hook and falls to Makhaya Ntini From a neutral spectator's point of view, this was one-day cricket at its most unappetising

05-Jul-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Martin Williamson

A brief taste of Twentyfive25 cricket

On a day of frustration, with bad weather postponing the start until 3.50pm, Headingley was briefly given a taste of the Twenty20 Cup - or Twentyfive25 to be precise

30-Jun-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

See no evil, hear no evil

When Andy Flower and Henry Olonga protested the "death of democracy", the Zimbabwe captain Heath Streak insisted that sport and politics could not mix

15-May-2003

Zimbabwe take positives from win in Universities match

Zimbabwe captain Heath Streak has welcomed his side's win in its tour opener against the British Universities at Edgbaston

06-May-2003•Zimbabwe Cricket Union Media Release

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