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Gary Brent: star return to international cricket

Six weeks ago, Manicaland all-rounder Gary Brent was out in the cold as far as international cricket was concerned, forgotten apparently by the selectors since the tour of England in 2000

19-Oct-2001•John Ward

Manicaland cricket report

Last weekend saw two closely fought 30-over local league finals at Mutare Sports Club - the Easterns Districts final and the Oliver Jordan Cup

19-Oct-2001•Nigel Fleming

Teams for Sharjah curtain raiser changed

Sri Lanka will now play Pakistan in the first game of the CBFS triangular tournament next week (October 26) following a last minute change to the itinerary

18-Oct-2001•Rex Clementine

Zimbabwe drop Campbell and Whittall for Sharjah

Opening batsman Alistair Campbell and former vice-captain Guy Whittall are both dropped from Zimbabwe's squad for the tour of the United Arab Emirates for the Sharjah Champions Trophy triangular one-day series because of poor form.

17-Oct-2001•Lawrence Moyo

Sharjah to go-ahead despite US attacks

Cricket authorities in Sharjah have given assurances that the Cricketers Benefit Fund Series (CBFS) is going ahead with the planned tri-series starting on 26 October despite the heightened political tension in the region after US attacks on

13-Oct-2001•Charlie Austin

Knight made man of the series after England win

Nick Knight was made man of the match and the man of series after England completed their five-match demolition of Zimbabwe with victory in the final one-day international in Bulawayo

13-Oct-2001•CricInfo

Schools cricket report

Peterhouse and Falcon made the most of Falcon's long journey by playing on both Saturday and Sunday, the teams ending with one win apiece

12-Oct-2001•Tristan Holme

World one-day championship draws closer

Test cricket's newly-introduced world championship system may soon be matched by an equivalent model for one-day internationals.

12-Oct-2001•John Polack

ZCO editorial, volume 3, issue 4

It was another rather dismal week for Zimbabwe cricket, with two more losses against England

12-Oct-2001•John Ward

Henry Olonga: return of the Singing Seamer

Henry Olonga, nicknamed `the Singing Seamer' by the England press in view of the popular CD he has issued ("Our Zimbabwe"), has had a frustrating year

12-Oct-2001•John Ward

Manicaland report: the national malady

As serious cricket has yet to get underway in Manicaland, all eyes in recent weeks have been on the dismal performances of the national side in their ODI series against South Africa and England

12-Oct-2001•Nigel Fleming

Matabeleland cricket report

Not much is happening in Matabeleland cricket at present with the England tour, as the week is taken up with the two one-day matches

12-Oct-2001•Derrick Townshend

Zimbabwe player news

Brian Murphy is currently in Australia for coaching sessions with the renowned coach of leg-spinners, Terry Jenner

12-Oct-2001•John Ward

Goodwin signs new contract with Sussex

Sussex CCC are pleased to announce that Murray Goodwin has agreed a new two-year contract which will keep him at the Club until the end of the 2003 season

12-Oct-2001•Media Release

Kirtley reported to ICC for suspect bowling action

James Kirtley has today been officially reported for a suspect bowling action after being scrutinised during England's victory over Zimbabwe in Bulawayo yesterday

11-Oct-2001•CricInfo

Trescothick passes first captaincy test with ease

He may only have been deputising, and it may be a while before there's another opportunity to do it, but Marcus Trescothick's debut as England captain could hardly have gone better

10-Oct-2001•Stephen Lamb

Injured England players should recover for Bulawayo game

England expect to have a fully-fit squad to choose from for tomorrow's fourth encounter with Zimbabwe, despite the injuries sustained in the previous game

09-Oct-2001•CricInfo

Sharjah triangular tournament still on despite US action

Despite the United States-led military attacks on Afghanistan, the Zimbabwe cricket team's tour of the United Arab Emirates for the Sharjah triangular series against Pakistan and Sri Lanka is still on.

08-Oct-2001•Lawrence Moyo

Hussain, Foster and Flower reprimanded after confrontation

Nasser Hussain, James Foster and Andy Flower have received severe reprimands following a confrontation between Foster and Flower during yesterday's match

08-Oct-2001•CricInfo

India, Sharjah tours still on despite US military action

England's tour to India is set to go ahead as planned, despite security fears in the region following the American and British military action in Afghanistan

08-Oct-2001•CricInfo

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