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KCA Media Release

The Kerala Cricket Association (KCA) has been accorded the privilege by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to conduct the third one-day international between India and Zimbabwe at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, Kochi, on March 13, 2002

22-Feb-2002

Das century lays foundation for strong Indian reply

The second day's play began badly for India, the Zimbabwean tail wagging merrily and pushing the score on to 287

22-Feb-2002•Anand Vasu

Zimbabwe stumble to 248/8 on opening day

Winning the toss and electing to bat first, Zimbabwe threatened to make good their skipper's threat of putting a 450-plus score on the board

21-Feb-2002•Anand Vasu

Zimbabwe take on mighty-at-home India at Nagpur

On both past record and present form, Zimbabwe look to stand little chance of winning either the two-Test series or the fivematch one-day series on their short tour of India

20-Feb-2002•Partab Ramchand

Selectors played it safe again

18-Feb-2002•Partab Ramchand

Mishra, Kale impress in drawn tour opener

A three-dayer on a batting paradise was the perfect recipe for a draw

17-Feb-2002•Rajesh Kumar

Flower regains ominous touch in Zimbabwe reply

Rahul Dravid may not have been the most positive batsman in the world during his tenure at the crease yesterday, but declaring the Board President's XI innings closed on the overnight total of 361/3 was a move that promised to transform the tour

16-Feb-2002•Samanth Subramanian

Paul Strang retires from international cricket

Paul Strang has been released from his professional contract with the Zimbabwe Cricket Union

15-Feb-2002•Media Release

Zimbabwe have a lot to prove

Considering how new entrants to the Test arena had fared, Zimbabwe's performance in their inaugural Test against India at Harare in October, 1992 was quite heart-warming

15-Feb-2002•Partab Ramchand

Gautam Gambhir presses claims to national opening slot

Despite the success of Deep Dasgupta, the Indian selectors must be only too aware that his presence as an opener is merely an ad hoc solution and that a more permanent solution has yet to be found

15-Feb-2002•Samanth Subramanian

Zimbabwe getting their act together - Marsh

Geoff Marsh, the Zimbabwe cricket coach, believes that the team is getting its act together despite the embarrassing defeats in Sri Lanka

11-Feb-2002•Larry Moyo

Dravid to lead Board President's XI against Zimbabwe

A fit-again Rahul Dravid will captain the Board President's XI against the visiting Zimbabweans in the latter's tour opener to be played at Vijayawada from February 15 to 17

10-Feb-2002•Staff Reporter

Guy Whittall: Taking time out

All-rounder and former vice-captain Guy Whittall, after scoring few runs in the home series against South Africa and England, found himself dropped from a touring party for the first time as Zimbabwe went to Sharjah, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka without

08-Feb-2002•John Ward

Ganguly likely to be retained as skipper for Zimbabwe series

Sourav Ganguly is set to continue as the skipper of the Indian team for the home series against Zimbabwe, the Press Trust of India (PTI) has reported

07-Feb-2002•Staff Reporter

Stuart Carlisle: life at the helm

Stuart Carlisle, enjoying a three-week break at home before the national side takes off for India, is not downhearted at the struggles Zimbabwe cricket is going through, but he is concerned

02-Feb-2002•John Ward

ZCU concerned over India tour

THE Zimbabwe Cricket Union have expressed concern at the growing political tension between India and Pakistan ahead of the locals' tour of the subcontinent next month

25-Jan-2002•Larry Moyo

BCCI announces schedule for India-Zimbabwe series

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Tuesday announcedthe itinerary for the Zimbabwean tour of India in 2002.The 36-day tour which will immediately follow the India-England series will see India and Zimbabwe clashing in two Tests and

12-Sep-2001•Staff Reporter

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