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Zimbabwe side politically influenced, claims report

The Observer newspaper in London has claimed that the Zimbabwe Cricket Union (ZCU) is very much a mouthpiece of the Mugabe regime

26-Jun-2008•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Zimbabwe confirm tour of England

The Zimbabwe Cricket Union (ZCU) has given the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) formal confirmation that it will tour the UK this summer

21-Jul-2005•Media Release

Zimbabwe tour given go-ahead

The England & Wales Cricket Board will be letting out a collective sigh of relief today after it was announced that Zimbabwe's 10-week tour of England and Ireland, which starts later this month, has been given the go-ahead

21-Jul-2005•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Zimbabwe name England tour party

After weeks of anxious waiting, Zimbabwe's forthcoming tour of England was finally given the go-ahead today, as a 20-man squad was announced by the Zimbabwe Cricket Union

21-Jul-2005•Wisden CricInfo staff

Zimbabwe confirm tour to UK

The Zimbabwe Cricket Union (ZCU) has given the ECB formal confirmation that it will tour the UK this summer

14-Jul-2005

A positive spin

Part of the job of a national coach today is what is now known in political circles as spin

11-Jul-2003•John Ward

A sad end for Streak & Co.

Zimbabwe suffered an unhappy but rather predictable end to their tour with a seven-wicket loss to South Africa at Southampton

10-Jul-2003•John Ward

Marsh hits out at state of English pitches

Geoff Marsh , the Zimbabwe coach, has criticised the state of English pitches, claiming that they are a poor breeding-ground for top-class international bowlers

10-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

Flintoff seals six-wicket victory

Andrew Flintoff thumped a rapid 47 not out to help England complete a six-wicket victory over Zimbabwe at Bristol to book their place in the NatWest Series final

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

Give it to me straight, doc

Darren Gough: England's gunslinger It was always the line in those melodramatic B movie westerns

06-Jul-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Ralph Dellor

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

Zimbabwe stick with proven team

Zimbabwe have made no changes for their side to meet England in their latest NatWest Series game at Headingley today

01-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo Staff

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

Psychologically renewed

It was too much to expect Zimbabwe to repeat their upset victory of Thursday over England, but at least they put up a very creditable performance against South Africa, going down in the end by 46 runs

29-Jun-2003•Zimbabwe viewpoint by John Ward

Kallis century puts paid to Zimbabwe

Jacques Kallis scored a magnificent unbeaten 125, his 10th and highest one-day century, and his second in consecutive days, as South Africa bounced back from defeat in their opening match of the NatWest Series to record a comfortable 46-run victory

29-Jun-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Poor ticket sales threaten Headingley's future

Headingley's future as an international venue has been the subject of much discussion in recent years, with a combination crowd behaviour and poor ticket sales raising questions as to whether Leeds deserves to be retained as a major venue

28-Jun-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Fletcher pours cold water on Thorpe return

The door on Graham Thorpe's international career has not been slammed shut, but yesterday's comments from Duncan Fletcher made it clear that his return to England colours is not the certainty many assumed it would be

27-Jun-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Flower inspires a major upset

It was a major upset, and all thanks to the magnificence of Grant Flower, who finally donned the mantle of his brother Andy to lead Zimbabwe to a totally unexpected victory over England on a deceitful pitch at Trent Bridge

26-Jun-2003•Verdict on Zimbabwe by John Ward

Vermeulen back and looking to mend fences

Less than three weeks after being sent home in disgrace from Zimbabwe's tour of England, Mark Vermeulen is back in the UK and looking to mend fences

26-Jun-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

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