Cricket News

New Zealand will host cricket's under-19 World Cup in January, 2002 New Zealand Cricket said in Wellington on Monday

The present reported unrest in parts of Zimbabwe has received wide coverage by local and international press and various agencies around the world are calling for the possible cancellation of the above tours

The England tour to Zimbabwe to go ahead as planned

South Africa's two-Test tour of Zimbabwe next month will go ahead as scheduled unless the South African government or the Zimbabwean cricket authorities advise the United Cricket Board otherwise

England's short tour of Zimbabwe in September and October has been thrown into doubt following the recent unrest in the African country

Allan Donald is back in the frame, as far as Test cricket is concerned, and he will be joined on South Africa's tour of Zimbabwe next month by Claude Henderson, the Western Province left-arm spinner, the only uncapped player named in a 13-man squad

What a Test Match

Unseasonal rain, accompanied by more seasonal cold, brought an end to Zimbabwe's longest season after West Indies, chasing 348 to win, had progressed from 42 for one overnight to 98 for one

Of 278 test matches played by Pakistan till now, 125 were home games while 153 have been played away

Hamilton Masakadza, the youngest batsman to score a century on Test debut, feels that it was wonderful to reach a hundred but was not aware that he was setting an international record

Zimbabwe continued their fightback on a freezing day in Harare under increasingly overcast skies with a steady Antarctic wind blowing

Zimbabwe batsman Dion Ebrahim has been severely reprimanded by the ICC Match Referee, Denis Lindsay

After returning from a strenuous tour of England where the Pakistan team drew the short Test series but lost the NatWest final to Australia, some of the boys are enjoying a rare spree of rest and recreation

It was a not-so-small step for a man, but a giant leap forward for black cricket in Zimbabwe

The weather was sunny, but cold and windy as West Indies set out in their efforts to build a match-winning lead over Zimbabwe

Former West Indies captain, Clive Lloyd, will be honoured by the West Indies and Zimbabwe cricketing authorities with the naming of a trophy after him

After a debacle in Bulawayo, we will be looking forward to a much better show in the up coming Test which starts today at Harare Sports Club

Zimbabwe, without Andy Flower and with never-ending political wrangling in the background, had another dismal innings with the bat that has virtually ensured another heavy defeat at the hands of the resurgent West Indies

The annual Zimbabwe Cricket Union prize-giving ceremony was held for the first time in the new VIP Grandstand at Harare Sports Club on the evening of Wednesday 25 July

The 2nd Zimbabwe Sun Test between Zimbabwe and West Indies will be played at Harare Sports Club from 27 to 31 July 2001