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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

Run fest awaits Australia in next two series at home

Australia's all-conquering Test batsmen must be salivating at the prospect of what awaits them before the year is out

07-May-2003•Eddie Smith

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

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

Campbell criticises Zimbabwe on eve of tour

Alistair Campbell, the former Zimbabwean captain, has spoken out against his countrymen and former team-mates, as the team flies out of Harare to begin its controversial two-Test tour of England

29-Apr-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Matabeleland win by 108 runs in Mutare

With the pitch deteriorating, Manicaland were unable to mount a challenge for the 268 runs needed for victory over Matabeleland and subsided to defeat by 108 runs

28-Apr-2003•Staff Reporter

Manicaland need 268 runs to win in Mutare

After the third day's play in the match between Manicaland and Matabeleland at Mutare Sports Club, Manicaland found themselves on the back foot after having taken a first-innings lead of 149

27-Apr-2003•Staff Reporter

Mashonaland win by 229 runs in Kwekwe

Mashonaland completed a 229-run victory over Midlands shortly after tea in their final match of the 2002/03 season

27-Apr-2003•John Ward

Mashonaland lead by 373 runs after deciding not to enforce the follow-on

It was not a vintage day's cricket, as Mashonaland (326) dismissed a dispirited Midlands side for 148 but failed to press home their advantage by making them follow on

26-Apr-2003•John Ward

Matabeleland lead by eight runs against Manicaland after day two

After two days the match between Manicaland and Matabeleland at Mutare Sports Club is beautifully balanced, with Matabeleland eight runs ahead with nine second-innings wickets in hand

26-Apr-2003•Staff Reporter

Murphy helps Mashonaland reach 326 in Kwekwe

Champions Mashonaland, struggling shortly after lunch on the first day of their match against Midlands at Kwekwe Sports Club, recovered to total 326

25-Apr-2003•John Ward

Carlisle's scores a double century for Mashonaland

Stuart Carlisle, captain last season and abruptly discarded by the national selectors this season, sent those gentlemen a strong reminder with a chanceless double-century at Harare Sports Club

13-Apr-2003•Gus Mackay

Mashonaland win by four wickets as Mackay retires

Mashonaland celebrated a four-wicket victory over Manicaland in three days, in what Gus Mackay announced in the morning would be his final first-class match

13-Apr-2003•Gus Mackay

Gavin Ewing stars for Matabeleland after innings and 77 run win

Matabeleland had a surprisingly easy day of it at Kwekwe Sports Club as Midlands crumbled in the afternoon session and handed them a handsome victory by an innings and 77 runs

13-Apr-2003•John Ward

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