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Backing for ECB over Zimbabwe decision

The Chairman of the England and Wales Cricket Board, David Morgan, and England's senior player, Alec Stewart, today provided confirmation that England's players will back the ECB's decision to play their World Cup match in Zimbabwe.

15-Jan-2003•Stephen Lamb

Rain the winner in Harare

An annoying light but steady afternoon rain caused the first one-day international between Zimbabwe and Kenya to be abandoned as a draw, depriving Zimbabwe of a probable victory as they were set a none too taxing target of 211 to win

08-Dec-2002•John Ward

Pakistan complete a five-nil whitewash of Zimbabwe

Pakistan completed a five-nil whitewash of Zimbabwe, beating them by 70 runs in the final one-day international

01-Dec-2002•John Ward

Iqbal steers Pakistan to comprehensive victory

Another cricket match, another easy victory for Pakistan

30-Nov-2002•John Ward

Youhana, Elahi hundreds as Pakistan take 3-0 lead in Harare

The script is similar every time: another Pakistani run feast, another impressive Zimbabwe fightback in a hopeless task, but in the end another Pakistani victory

27-Nov-2002•John Ward

Pakistan too strong for battling Zimbabwe

Pakistan won the First Test match against Zimbabwe at Harare Sports Club by 109 runs on the fourth day, but Zimbabwe did lose with honour

12-Nov-2002•John Ward

Pakistan set for victory in Harare Test

Pakistan, barring an unexpected intervention from the weather, are practically certain to win the first Test match against Zimbabwe at the Harare Sports Club, thanks to contrasting centuries by Inzamam-ul-Haq and Taufeeq Umer against inept Zimbabwean

11-Nov-2002•John Ward

Pakistan take useful lead over Zimbabwe

60 runs behind on first innings, Zimbabwe's history as a whole would suggestthat they have little hope of winning this First Test match against Pakistan at Harare Sports Club - although interestingly at Peshawar in 1998/99 they did come back from

10-Nov-2002•John Ward

Pakistan all out for 285 on day one in Harare

Pakistan made rather a pig's ear of the first day's play of the First Test match against Zimbabwe at Harare Sports Club

09-Nov-2002•John Ward

Pakistan dominate Zimbabwe A in Harare

Nobody expects a result in a three-day match involving a touring team on a benign pitch, so unsurprisingly the first-innings issue was far from settled at the end of the second day of the match between Zimbabwe and the Pakistanis

05-Nov-2002•John Ward

Mashonaland's winning streak ended by Midlands

The match at Harare Sports Club between Mashonaland and Midlands ended in a disappointingly dull draw, as Mashonaland surprisingly made little real effort to pursue what would have been their 16th consecutive victory in first-class cricket

28-Oct-2002•John Ward

Mashonland look to set up their 16th win

The match between Mashonaland and Midlands could well be heading for a good finish tomorrow, as the home side is pressing for its 16th successive Logan Cup victory

27-Oct-2002•John Ward

Midlands give put up a fight with Mashonaland in Harare

Midlands are giving Mashonaland a harder fight than either of the champions' two previous opponents - with the bat, at least

26-Oct-2002•John Ward

Midlands do well on Day 1 in Harare

Midlands did well to restrict Mashonaland to 245 for five wickets on the first day of their Logan Cup match at Harare Sports Club after taking the dubious decision to put the champions in on winning the toss

25-Oct-2002•John Ward

Mashonland overwhelm Matabeleland to win by ten wickets

Some belated fighting spirit from Matabeleland, mainly in the form of Mark Vermeulen, enabled them to take the match into midafternoon on the third day and force Matabeleland to bat again, however briefly

20-Oct-2002•John Ward

Mashonland on top in Harare after day 2

Mashonaland look set to wrap up their 15th successive Logan Cup victory at about lunchtime on the third day, as Matabeleland finished the second day 149 runs behind the champions with four second-innings wickets down

19-Oct-2002•John Ward

Mashonland look to have the better of Matabeleland in Harare

At the end of the first day of the match between Mashonaland and Matabeleland at Harare Sports Club, the hosts already looked on course to win their 15th successive first-class victory, all in the Logan Cup competition

18-Oct-2002•John Ward

Mashonaland enter final day at Harare as favourites to win

There could be an interesting finish on the fourth day of the match between the CFX Academy and Mashonaland A at Country Club in Harare

03-Mar-2002•John Ward

Hussain, Foster and Flower reprimanded after confrontation

Nasser Hussain, James Foster and Andy Flower have received severe reprimands following a confrontation between Foster and Flower during yesterday's match

08-Oct-2001•CricInfo

Four-wicket win gives England unassailable lead

England beat Zimbabwe by four wickets to take an unbeatable three-nil lead in the five-match series

07-Oct-2001•John Ward

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