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'Leadership has failed them once more'

Few reporters had good words for either the ICC or the ECB as they repacked their bags and prepared to head for Zimbabwe

26-Nov-2004•The Paper Round by Martin Williamson

Weary Morgan looks for 'closure'

After 48 hours in which he was locked in meetings with officials from Zimbabwe Cricket in a bid to save England's tour, David Morgan, the ECB's chairman, has expressed him hope that taking the field against Zimbabwe will bring 'closure' of the whole

26-Nov-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

England touch down in Harare

The England side finally arrived in Harare on Friday along with many of the journalists whose ban had originally threatened the future of the tour

26-Nov-2004•Our correspondent

The unlucky 13

We highlight which organisations been granted permission to enter Zimbabwe and which ones haven't

25-Nov-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Tour resumes as Zimbabwe lift ban

The Zimbabwe government has lifted the ban on foreign journalists, clearing the way for England's tour to go ahead

25-Nov-2004•Martin Williamson

'This is a game of cricket, not politics'

Robert Mugabe's regime has banned 13 cricket correspondents from entering Zimbabwe ahead of England's five one-day matches in the country which start on Friday (Nov 26)

24-Nov-2004•The Paper Round by Jenny Thompson

England cancel flight to Zimbabwe

England's cricketers have cancelled their scheduled flight to Zimbabwe on the orders of the ECB, and are meeting in a hotel in Johannesburg to assess the situation, following the Zimbabwe government's decision to refuse visas to 13 members of the

24-Nov-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

The surprise is that anyone was surprised

The news that a batch of British journalists have been refused permission to enter Zimbabwe to cover England's five one-day internationals should not have come as a surprise to anyone

24-Nov-2004•Analysis by Martin Williamson

Tour to go ahead, says ECB

England's tour of Zimbabwe will go ahead as scheduled despite the media ban imposed on several British journalists

24-Nov-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Several journalists refused entry to Zimbabwe

The ECB are holding urgent talks with the authorities in Zimbabwe after a number of journalists were denied entry to Zimbabwe to cover England's forthcoming five-match one-day series, which is scheduled to start later this week

23-Nov-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Solanki shines as England coast to victory

A spirited 82 from Vikram Solanki carried the England XI to a seven-wicket victory against Namibia at Windhoek in their last warm-up match before the one-day series against Zimbabwe starts on Friday (Nov 26)

23-Nov-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Vaughan's 89 sets up victory at Windhoek

Michael Vaughan led from the front as his England XI recorded a comfortable 67-run victory in the first match of their southern African tour against Namibia at the Wanderers ground in Windhoek

21-Nov-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Masakadza called up by Zimbabwe

Hamilton Masakadza was surprisingly included in Zimbabwe's 16-man squad for the first two one-day internationals against England at Harare Sports Club on November 26 and 28

20-Nov-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

England request for beer match declined

England's hopes of giving all their squad a decent practice against Namibia have been thwarted after local officials refused a request to allow 14 players to take part in the two warm-up matches at Windhoek

20-Nov-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Ebrahim and Samunderu shine in warm-up match

In a warm-up match in preparation for the forthcoming England tour, a Zimbabwe Cricket Board XI beat Zimbabwe by 67 runs at Alexandra Sports Club in Harare

19-Nov-2004•John Ward

England battle weather and lack of interest

England's decision to spend a few days in Namibia before starting the real work in Zimbabwe has been dampened by some unseasonally bad weather in Windhoek

19-Nov-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Little has changed since report claims Streak

In his first interview since Zimbabwe's rebels announced that they were ending their protest against the board, Heath Streak has said that little has changed inside Zimbabwe despite the ICC's recommendations

19-Nov-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Flower: England right to tour Zimbabwe

Andy Flower, the man whose black-armband protest during last year's World Cup attracted so much attention, has said that England are right to tour Zimbabwe

19-Nov-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Zimbabwe need Taibu to find form

On Friday, the Zimbabwe selectors will name the team to take on England in five one-day internationals

19-Nov-2004•Steven Price

Little has changed since report claims Streak

19-Nov-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

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