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Police to take over World Cup venues

JOHANNESBURG, Jan 11: The South African police is to take over all the venues of the forthcoming World Cup two weeks before the big event gets underway as part of a nationwide security operation

12-Jan-2003•By Qamar Ahmed

Zimbabwe Domestic: National League Averages

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

10-Jan-2003•John Ward

ICC's stance on World Cup is clear - Gray

The president of the International Cricket Council, Malcolm Gray, is insisting that there will be no change in the organisation's position despite the row over the staging of World Cup matches in Zimbabwe.

10-Jan-2003•Stephen Lamb

Zimbabwe Domestic: National League Scores

At Alexandra Sports Club

10-Jan-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe Cricket Online volume 4, issue 17, 10 January 2003

The year 2003 gets into motion to the strident cries of well-meaning people advocating a total cricketing boycott of Zimbabwe for the World Cup

10-Jan-2003•John Ward

Biography: Gus Mackay

FULL NAME: Angus James Mackay BORN: 13 June 1967, at Harare MAJOR TEAMS: Mashonaland A, Zimbabwe Board XI

10-Jan-2003•John Ward

Grant Flower: Record in all First Class Cricket

Abbreviations: Capital letters for team names denotes a Test match

10-Jan-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe Cricket Online: Letters

FORM OR CLASS, MR SHAH

10-Jan-2003•John Ward

ECB disappointed with government stance on Zimbabwe issue

Senior officials from the England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB) today met with Tessa Jowell, the Secretary of State for Culture, Media & Sport and other Government Ministers to discuss England's scheduled ICC World Cup match next month against

09-Jan-2003•Media Release

ECB wrong-footed at every turn by politicians

Flying in the face of the majority of public opinion they may be, but it now appears almost certain that the England & Wales Cricket Board will refuse to bow to government pressure to pull out of their World Cup match in Zimbabwe on February 13th

09-Jan-2003•Stephen Lamb

Biography: John Rennie

Full Name: John Alexander Rennie Born: 29 July 1970, Fort Victoria (now Masvingo) Major teams: Matabeleland (1993/94-2000/01)

07-Jan-2003•John Ward

Letters

What a wonderful article written by Mr Campbell about the Pakistani team in Zimbabwe

07-Jan-2003•John Ward

Biography: Stuart Carlisle

FULL NAME: Stuart Vance Carlisle BORN: 10 May 1972, Harare MAJOR TEAMS: Zimbabwe (1994/95- ), Mashonaland Under-24 (1993/94- 1995/96), Mashonaland 1996/97- )

07-Jan-2003•John Ward

Heath Streak: Record in all First Class Cricket

Capital letters for team names denotes a Test match

07-Jan-2003•John Ward

Zimbabwe Cricket Online volume 4, issue 16, 3 January 2003

Happy New Year to all our readers

07-Jan-2003•John Ward

Drop thoughts of World Cup boycott, says ZCU chief

The head of Zimbabwe cricket, Peter Chingoka is urging England and Australia to honour their

04-Jan-2003•CricInfo

Problems for Zimbabwe on and off the field

This was a miserable year for Zimbabwean cricket

03-Jan-2003•Review of the Year by Sean Beynon

ECB seeks urgent meeting with government over Zimbabwe

Officials of the England and Wales Cricket Board are expected to seek compensation from the government if they bow to pressure not to play their World Cup match in Zimbabwe.

31-Dec-2002•CricInfo

Campbell left out of Zimbabwe World Cup squad

There were no real surprises in Zimbabwe's World Cup team announced this morning, although the not unexpected dropping of the long-serving Alistair Campbell was naturally a newsworthy item

27-Dec-2002•John Ward

Interview - Kevan Barbour

Kevan Barbour, also provincial manager of the Manicaland Cricket Association, has risen swiftly as an umpire in Zimbabwe

21-Dec-2002•John Ward

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