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South Africa A beat Zimbabwe A by 8 wickets in Harare

South Africa A coasted to an eight-wicket victory over Zimbabwe A in the first of their series of three one-day matches at Country Club

22-Jan-2003•John Ward

Security will be sole grounds for decision - ICC

The International Cricket Council is insisting that World Cup matches in Zimbabwe will only be moved to South Africa if security plans drawn up for the Zimbabwe games are judged to be inadequate.

22-Jan-2003•Stephen Lamb

Manicaland win by 1 wicket at Alexandra

This match put its exciting contemporary between Mashonaland and Matabeleland at Harare Sports Club in the shade

19-Jan-2003•Dhan Kalan

Mashonaland win by 2 wickets in Harare

It was a match that swung as often as a Dixieland band

19-Jan-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe CFX National Academy - Class of 2003

Fifteen players have been named for the 2003 CFX Academy intake, which will run from May to August this year

17-Jan-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe Cricket Online volume 4, issue 18, 17 January 2003

This past week has seen the start of the first official limited-overs inter-provincial competition in Zimbabwe

17-Jan-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe: National League averages (Round 7)

Note: these averages are not accurate due to numerous discrepancies in the scoresheets submitted

17-Jan-2003•John Ward

Manicaland beat Matabeleland by 109 runs

On a disappointing pitch at the picturesque Alexandra Sports Club in Harare, Manicaland make a fine recovery to beat Matabeleland by 109 runs

17-Jan-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe: National League scorecards (Round 7)

Sunday 11 January - Mutare Sports Club v Queens Sports Club, at Harare Sports Club, was not played due to the cancellation of the air flight from Bulawayo

17-Jan-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe Cricket Online: Letters

You may remember I emailed you when there was talk of the ZCO no longer existing

17-Jan-2003•John Ward

Biography: Dan Peacock

Dan Peacock was a promising young cricketer who was sadly lost to Zimbabwe cricket just when it was hoped he might develop into what seems to be a rarity in modern cricket: a spin-bowling all-rounder

17-Jan-2003•John Ward

Guy Whittal: Record in all First Class Cricket

Abbreviations: Capital letters for team names denotes a Test match

17-Jan-2003•John Ward

Mashonaland win again in Harare by 162 runs

Another victory to Mashonaland, this time over Midlands, made them the only team to win twice in the first two rounds of the competition

17-Jan-2003•John Ward

Matabeleland win by nine wickets in Harare

The inter-provincial one-day cricket tournament began with Manicaland hosting Mashonaland in Mutare, while Matabeleland and Midlands met on neutral territory at Harare Sports Club

15-Jan-2003•John Ward

Further inspection of Zimbabwe needed, says ECB chief

The chief executive of the England & Wales Cricket Board, Tim Lamb, has asked for a further security inspection in Zimbabwe before England's controversial World Cup game takes place in Harare next month.

15-Jan-2003•CricInfo

Mashonaland win by 19 runs in Mutare

Mashonaland won the toss and decided to bat first

15-Jan-2003•Graham Gilmour

Backing for ECB over Zimbabwe decision

The Chairman of the England and Wales Cricket Board, David Morgan, and England's senior player, Alec Stewart, today provided confirmation that England's players will back the ECB's decision to play their World Cup match in Zimbabwe.

15-Jan-2003•Stephen Lamb

Is nothing sacred? Cricket's cathedral comes under siege

As Lord's media briefings go, it was already far from run-of-the-mill

15-Jan-2003•Sketch by Stephen Lamb

England to play Zimbabwe World Cup fixture

The management committee of the England & Wales Cricket Board has decided to go ahead to England's World Cup match in Zimbabwe next month, despite pressure from the UK government to pull out of it.

14-Jan-2003•Stephen Lamb

England to go ahead with World Cup fixture in Zimbabwe

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) today reaffirmed its decision that England will play their World Cup fixture against Zimbabwe in Harare on February 13th

14-Jan-2003•ECB Media Release

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