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Olonga: 'I nearly wavered in black-armband protest'

Henry Olonga has revealed how he came close to backing out of his black-armband protest during the World Cup

12-May-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Zimbabweans need 176 to win on final day

This intriguing match between Worcestershire and the Zimbabwean tourists, played though it is on a second-hand, substandard pitch, produced more intriguing cricket on the third day, as both sides in turn took and lost the initiative

11-May-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe sweat on Streak

Already weakened by retirements and domestic turmoil at home, Zimbabwe are now sweating on the fitness of their captain, Heath Streak, after he withdrew from the tour match against Worcestershire

10-May-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Carlisle leads the way for Zimbabwe

Stuart Carlisle celebrated his 31st birthday with the best century of his first-class career, a dogged marathon of 139 runs

10-May-2003•John Ward

Douglas Hondo - Among the wickets

For the last two or three seasons, Zimbabwe's pace attack has consisted of Heath Streak - when fit - and two or three ineffective back-up seamers who seem to bowl at least two four-balls every over and have about as much chance of earning a wicket as

10-May-2003•John Ward

Vusi Sibanda: out of Africa ... for the first time

Vusi Sibanda, the youngest and least experienced of the Zimbabwean tourists, had never been out of Southern Africa before

09-May-2003•John Ward

Friend, Price in Zimbabwe team for match against Worcestershire

The Zimbabwe team for the second match of its England tour, against Worcestershire at New Road, has been named

09-May-2003•Zimbabwe Cricket Union Media Release

Zimbabwe make steady progress

It was an interesting day's cricket at New Road as Worcestershire played the Zimbabweans

09-May-2003•John Ward

Grant speaks up for Andy

Grant Flower has broken the restriction on any of the Zimbabwe touring side speaking about anything other than cricket to publicly support the action of his brother, Andy, during the recent World Cup

08-May-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Anderson returns for Lancashire, Knight out for Warwickshire

Middlesex v Lancashire, Lord's Lancashire have another rare opportunity to put James Anderson to good use, before England filch him for the rest of the summer

08-May-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Zimbabwe take positives from win in Universities match

Zimbabwe captain Heath Streak has welcomed his side's win in its tour opener against the British Universities at Edgbaston

06-May-2003•Zimbabwe Cricket Union Media Release

Zimbabweans earn a day off

The Zimbabweans earned a day off by winning their first tour game with a day to spare - but they had to put in a spot of overtime to do so

05-May-2003•Steven Lynch

Zimbabweans on top at Edgbaston

Douglas Hondo picked up five wickets and Grant Flower cracked a century to give Zimbabwe the upper hand against British Universities at Edgbaston, in the opening match of their tour

04-May-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Zimbabwe name team for British Universities match

Zimbabwe have named their team for the opening fixture of their tour of England, against British Universities at Edgbaston, starting on May 3

03-May-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Soggy welcome for Zimbabweans

Zimbabwe received the dampest of welcomes to England, on and off the pitch, as the first day of their opening tour match against British Universities was reduced to 38 overs by rain

03-May-2003•Bulletin by Wisden CricInfo staff

Zimbabwe 'here to play cricket' says ZCU chairman

Peter Chingoka, the chairman of the Zimbabwe Cricket Union, said at Lord's today that the Zimbabwean players, who arrived for their two-Test tour of England this morning, should be allowed to get on with playing cricket

01-May-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Out of the frying pan: Zimbabwe arrive in England

Somebody turning on the radio this morning could be forgiven for thinking that they had been transported back in time to early February

01-May-2003•Martin Williamson

Pace bowling duo win England six month contracts

The England and Wales Cricket Board today announced that Lancashire's James Anderson and Durham's Stephen Harmison have been awarded six month summer contracts to cover this summer's international programme.

30-Apr-2003•ECB Media Release

Zimbabwe cricket will suffer if Mugabe is embarrassed

It is no surprise that this summer's England-Zimbabwe series is set to be disrupted by protests from people opposing the regime of Robert Mugabe

29-Apr-2003•Martin Williamson

ECB gears up to handle anti-Mugabe protestors

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has stated that it is ready to deal with demonstrators during Zimbabwe's tour of England next month

29-Apr-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

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