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Mashonaland win by four wickets as Mackay retires

Mashonaland celebrated a four-wicket victory over Manicaland in three days, in what Gus Mackay announced in the morning would be his final first-class match

13-Apr-2003•Gus Mackay

India motor to comfortable 83-run win over Zimbabwe

A billion people in India, 15 cricketers in Southern Africa and one coach will sleep well on Wednesday night after India rolled Zimbabwe over by 83 runs to take four points from their third game of the 2003 World Cup

19-Feb-2003•Anand Vasu

Harare win could prove vital to either side

The match between Zimbabwe and India at Harare Sports Club could just turn out to be the most important of Pool A

18-Feb-2003•John Ward

ICC awards controversial World Cup match to Zimbabwe

The World Cup's technical committee has ruled against switching England's World Cup match against Zimbabwe away from Harare.

15-Feb-2003•Stephen Lamb

Verbal brickbats precede crucial Zimbabwe decision

Although the expression "Decision Day for England" has now been used with monotonously repetitive regularity over the last few days, there is no doubting today's qualifications for such a tag.

14-Feb-2003•Stephen Lamb

Zimbabwe Cricket Union disappointed with England news

The Zimbabwe Cricket Union has received with disappointment the news that the England and Wales Cricket Board has rejected the direction by the International Cricket Council to play in Zimbabwe, leading to the cancellation of tomorrow's match between

12-Feb-2003•ZCU Media Release

Zimbabwe dispute between ICC and ECB meanders on

The unsavoury brinkmanship that has developed between the England and Wales Cricket Board and the International Cricket Council continued in Cape Town today, as England considered their response to the ICC's confidential reply to their latest appeal

11-Feb-2003•Stephen Lamb

ECB issues clarification on security debate

Further to the International Cricket Council's (ICC) Media Release issuedearlier today (Monday 10 February), the England and Wales Cricket Board(ECB) wishes to make clear that it was the ICC's own World Cup SecurityDirectorate which was the source of

10-Feb-2003•Media Release

England will not play World Cup match in Zimbabwe

The England and Wales Cricket Board have told the International Cricket Council in a letter that they will not play Zimbabwe in Harare on Thursday.

10-Feb-2003•CricInfo

Zimbabwe beat Namibia and the weather

A magnificent innings of 172 not out from Craig Wishart was the highlight of a rain-affected Zimbabwe victory over Namibia in the opening Pool A match of the World Cup competition

10-Feb-2003•John Ward

We were outplayed, admits Namibia skipper

Namibian captain Deon Kotze offered no excuses for his team's disappointing defeat at the hands of Zimbabwe in Harare today.

10-Feb-2003•CricInfo

England postpone Zimbabwe decision after 'new information'

England players and officials are still locked in discussions over whether to boycott their World Cup match in Zimbabwe after a further delay in announcing their decision.

09-Feb-2003•CricInfo

ECB to continue talks with England players over Zimbabwe issue

The ECB Chairman, David Morgan, and Chief Executive, Tim Lamb, will continue discussions with the England players and their representatives today regarding the team's World Cup match in Zimbabwe

08-Feb-2003•ECB Media Release

England lose final appeal on Zimbabwe

The England and Wales Cricket Board has lost its appeal against an International Cricket Council ruling that their World Cup match against Zimbabwe must go ahead in Harare next week.

07-Feb-2003•CricInfo

Decision based on careful consideration - Speed

The chief executive of the International Cricket Council, Malcolm Speed, has tonight been explaining why the ICC's technical committee rejected England's request for their World Cup match in Zimbabwe to be moved to South Africa

06-Feb-2003•CricInfo

ECB Chairman expresses extreme concern on Zimbabwe security

During the ICC Board of Directors' teleconference this morning, David Morgan, the ECB Chairman, did not put forward a formal resolution to the ICC Board to move England's match against Zimbabwe from Harare

30-Jan-2003•Media Release

Zimbabwe A beat South Africa A to take the series 2-1

Zimbabwe A, so rather misleadingly designated, won the three-match one-day series against a genuine South Africa A team by 14 runs at Harare Sports Club, in front of a crowd numbering perhaps about 3000 during the afternoon

26-Jan-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe A beat South Africa A by 5 wickets in Harare

Zimbabwe A recovered from their embarrassing performance on Wednesday to beat South Africa A by five wickets in the second of the three-match series

25-Jan-2003•John Ward

Mashonaland win by 2 wickets in Harare

It was a match that swung as often as a Dixieland band

19-Jan-2003•John Ward

Matabeleland win by nine wickets in Harare

The inter-provincial one-day cricket tournament began with Manicaland hosting Mashonaland in Mutare, while Matabeleland and Midlands met on neutral territory at Harare Sports Club

15-Jan-2003•John Ward

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