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Record-breaking Flower hits the top

Outstanding Test batsman Andy Flower has made history by becoming the first Zimbabwean and the first wicket-keeper ever to go on top of the Pricewaterhouse world ratings after his heroics against South Africa

12-Sep-2001•Larry Moyo

South Africa take Harare Test despite Flower's heroics

Andy Flower became only the second batsman in Test history, after Jimmy Sinclair of South Africa against England in 1898/99, to score more than half his team's entire run aggregate in both innings of a Test match when his side was bowled out twice

11-Sep-2001•John Ward

Flower's long vigil continues to frustrate South Africa

Andy Flower, a giant among pygmies, again played the role of Horatius on the bridge, frustrating the might of South Africa as they attempted to wrap up the First Test match against Zimbabwe in four days

10-Sep-2001•John Ward

Flower show in Harare as Andy keeps South Africa at bay

A superb tenth Test century by Andy Flower was the highlight of the third day's play at Harare Sports Club, but despite his efforts Zimbabwe, whose batting closely resembled the legendary curate's egg, were forced to follow on after being dismissed

09-Sep-2001•John Ward

South Africa continue to dominate Test against Zimbabwe

Jacques Kallis starred with bat and ball as South Africa built up an impregnable position against Zimbabwe on the second day of the First Test at Harare Sports Club

08-Sep-2001•John Ward

Double-century for Kirsten as Zimbabwe wilt against South Africa

Gary Kirsten carved out his third Test double-century as South Africa amassed a mammoth 414 for one on the opening day of the first Test match against Zimbabwe at the Harare Sports Club on Friday

07-Sep-2001•John Ward

South Africa wait on Kirsten

A decision on whether to field Gary Kirsten in South Africa's opening Test match against Zimbabwe starting on Friday will be taken later on Thursday, it has been confirmed

06-Sep-2001•CricInfo

Harare prepares for David and Goliath battle

Tomorrow sees the start of a David and Goliath battle at Harare Sports Club when Zimbabwe take on South Africa, with David having suffered serious reverses in the artillery department that enabled him to win his original battle three thousand years

06-Sep-2001•John Ward

Zimbabwe lose pacemen for First Test against South Africa

Zimbabwe suffered a huge blow ahead of the First Test against South Africa on Friday with the withdrawal of pace bowlers Andy Blignaut and Brighton Watambwa because of injury

05-Sep-2001•Larry Moyo

Flu keeps Donald out of Zimbabwe tour

Fast bowler Allan Donald has been withdrawn from South Africa's tour of Zimbabwe as a consequence of what seems to be a remarkably virulent dose of flu

03-Sep-2001•Peter Robinson

Call-ups for Langeveldt and Ackerman as Donald pulls out of Zimbabwe tour

Boland swing bowler Charl Langeveldt and Western Province captain and batsman HD Ackerman have been called up to tour Zimbabwe as South Africa's early-season preparations were thrown into disarray on Monday

03-Sep-2001•Peter Robinson

World Cup rating in New Zealand's own hands in Pakistan

New Zealand goes into the One-Day International matches with Pakistan, starting on September 19, still holding their World Cup seeding position in their own hands

03-Sep-2001•Lynn McConnell

Langeveldt replaces Donald on Zimbabwe tour

Boland's right-arm medium fast bowler Charl Langeveldt (26) has been selected to replace Allan Donald on South Africa's tour to Zimbabwe

03-Sep-2001•Media Release

Ackerman on standby for Kirsten

Western Province right-hand batsman HD Ackerman will travel to Zimbabwe with the South African squad on Wednesday as back-up for opening batsman Gary Kirsten, who has a stiff neck

03-Sep-2001•Media Release

India slump to eighth in latest ICCTC standings

India's comprehensive innings and 77 run loss to Sri Lanka at Colombo has consigned them to eighth place on the ICC Test Championship table

02-Sep-2001•Duane Pettet

SA seek settled batting lineup in Zimbabwe

Next Friday Shaun Pollock's South Africans start their first Test match of the summer in Harare against Zimbabwe

31-Aug-2001•Peter Robinson

Zimbabwe squad named to face South Africa

The South African cricket team will arrive in Zimbabwe 5 September 2001 to play two Tests, a one-day warm-up and three One-Day Internationals

31-Aug-2001•ZCU Media Release

South Africa and England tours to Zimbabwe

The present reported unrest in parts of Zimbabwe has received wide coverage by local and international press and various agencies around the world are calling for the possible cancellation of the above tours

15-Aug-2001•ZCU Media Release

SA tour to Zimbabwe to go ahead

South Africa's two-Test tour of Zimbabwe next month will go ahead as scheduled unless the South African government or the Zimbabwean cricket authorities advise the United Cricket Board otherwise

14-Aug-2001•Peter Robinson

Donald back in Test frame

Allan Donald is back in the frame, as far as Test cricket is concerned, and he will be joined on South Africa's tour of Zimbabwe next month by Claude Henderson, the Western Province left-arm spinner, the only uncapped player named in a 13-man squad

13-Aug-2001•Peter Robinson

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