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Pakistan too strong for battling Zimbabwe

Pakistan won the First Test match against Zimbabwe at Harare Sports Club by 109 runs on the fourth day, but Zimbabwe did lose with honour

12-Nov-2002•John Ward

Pakistan set for victory in Harare Test

Pakistan, barring an unexpected intervention from the weather, are practically certain to win the first Test match against Zimbabwe at the Harare Sports Club, thanks to contrasting centuries by Inzamam-ul-Haq and Taufeeq Umer against inept Zimbabwean

11-Nov-2002•John Ward

Pakistan take useful lead over Zimbabwe

60 runs behind on first innings, Zimbabwe's history as a whole would suggestthat they have little hope of winning this First Test match against Pakistan at Harare Sports Club - although interestingly at Peshawar in 1998/99 they did come back from

10-Nov-2002•John Ward

National League: Round 5 Matches: Sunday 3 November 2002

At Mutare Sports Club

09-Nov-2002•John Ward

Biography: Gavin Ewing

FULL NAME: Gavin Mackie Ewing BORN: At Harare, 21 January 1981 MAJOR TEAMS: Matabeleland (2001/02 to date)

09-Nov-2002•John Ward

Pakistan all out for 285 on day one in Harare

Pakistan made rather a pig's ear of the first day's play of the First Test match against Zimbabwe at Harare Sports Club

09-Nov-2002•John Ward

Beware the Wounded Tiger - Zimbabwe vs Pakistan Preview

With increasing international commitments, national teams have become increasingly unpredictable as injuries take their toll and players suffer from a degree of burnout

09-Nov-2002•John Ward

Letters

I am a 22-year-old Canadian-Pakistani and I have been a huge fan of Zimbabwe Cricket

09-Nov-2002•John Ward

Zimbabwe Cricket Online volume 4, issue 9, 08 November 2002

This week's issue comes out on the eve of the Test series between Zimbabwe and Pakistan

09-Nov-2002•John Ward

Biography: Blessing Mahwire

FULL NAME: Ngonidzashe Blessing Mahwire BORN: At Bikita, 31 July 1982 MAJOR TEAMS: CFX Academy (2000/01)

09-Nov-2002•John Ward

Back on Track - Andy Blignaut

The Andy Blignaut issue was quite controversial last season

07-Nov-2002•John Ward

A Season of County Cricket - Andy Flower

Andy Flower has just returned from a season playing county cricket for Essex, during which he scored 1151 first-class runs at an average of 50.04 and completed 36 dismissals, mainly behind the stumps

07-Nov-2002•John Ward

Back at the Helm - Alistair Campbell

Alistair Campbell was perhaps rather reluctant to take on the mantle of Zimbabwe cricket captain again, but he saw it as a duty to Zimbabwean cricket, with no other obvious willing and capable candidate for the post in the absence of Heath Streak

07-Nov-2002•John Ward

Zimbabwe Cricket Online volume 4, issue 8, 01 November 2002

The first half of the Logan Cup season is over, and a number of players who have shown top form have played themselves into the national Test squad: Mark Vermeulen, Blessing Mahwire, Campbell Macmillan, Stuart Matsikenyeri, Sean Ervine, Richie Sims

07-Nov-2002•John Ward

Ten Years on, as Andy Flower looks back

It is now ten years since Zimbabwe first entered Test cricket and amazed the cricketing world with their performance against India

07-Nov-2002•John Ward

Rain takes up the third day at Harare

Match Report: John Ward from Zimbabwe on Pak v Zim A

06-Nov-2002•John Ward

Pakistan dominate Zimbabwe A in Harare

Nobody expects a result in a three-day match involving a touring team on a benign pitch, so unsurprisingly the first-innings issue was far from settled at the end of the second day of the match between Zimbabwe and the Pakistanis

05-Nov-2002•John Ward

Pakistan enjoy a day of carefree batting in Harare

A laid-back Pakistan team enjoyed a day of carefree batting practice at Country Club, the CFX Academy headquarters in the eastern suburbs of Harare, finishing the day with 352 on the board for the loss of five wickets

04-Nov-2002•John Ward

ODIs now have official ICC ranking mechanism

One-Day Internationals have today been given a ranking structure by the International Cricket Council along similar lines to Test cricket

31-Oct-2002•Lynn McConnell

Campbell to return as Zimbabwe captain

The Zimbabwe selectors have announced the Zimbabwe 'A' team to play Pakistan in a three-day warm-up match at Country Club in Harare, starting on Monday 4 November, and the squad for the First Test match at Harare Sports Club, beginning on Saturday 9

29-Oct-2002•John Ward

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