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England's tour to Zimbabwe goes ahead

It might have happened virtually at the last minute, but England's tour to Zimbabwe has finally received clearance to go ahead

20-Sep-2001•Ralph Dellor

The state of Zimbabwe cricket: Dave Ellman-Brown

Zimbabwe cricket's dynamic chief executive (shortly to be managing director) Dave Ellman-Brown talks to John Ward about the coming season and reviews the past and present

20-Sep-2001•John Ward

Thoughts on the South Africa Test series

Andy Flower is a great cricketer

20-Sep-2001•John Ward

ZCO Editorial, volume 3, issue 1

Welcome to the first issue of Zimbabwe Cricket Online for the 2001/02 season

20-Sep-2001•John Ward

South Africa close gap at top of ICC Test Championship

South Africa's 1-0 win in the two-Test series in Zimbabwe has edged them closer to Australia at the head of the ICC Test Championship points table

19-Sep-2001•Duane Pettet

Bulawayo Test drawn despite late flurry

The Second Test match at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo unexpectedly sprang to life in the final session as South Africa, 100 runs ahead, caught Zimbabwe on a pitch that appeared suddenly to have crumbled at one end

18-Sep-2001•John Ward

Zimbabwe 'A' squad to face South Africa on 21 September

Paul Strang (captain) Gary Brent Stuart Carlisle Guy Croxford Douglas Hondo Douglas Marillier David Mutendera Mluleki Nkala Henry Olonga Gavin Rennie Tatenda Taibu Dirk Viljoen Craig Wishart Kishore Gokal (manager) Bradley Robinson

18-Sep-2001•ZCU Media Release

Zimbabwe squad for 1st One-Day International against South Africa

Heath Streak (captain) Guy Whittall (vice-captain) Gary Brent Alistair Campbell Stuart Carlisle Dion Ebrahim Andrew Flower Grant Flower Travis Friend Douglas Marillier Hamilton Masakadza Mluleki Nkala Henry Olonga Paul

18-Sep-2001•ZCU Media Release

Bulawayo Test crawls towards a draw

South Africa plodded through the fourth day of the Bulawayo Test against Zimbabwe to finish with 300 on the board for the loss of just two wickets

17-Sep-2001•John Ward

Sharjah to continue as planned despite attacks

"There is absolutely no change in the schedule and all the three teams have committed to play here and they will stick to the plan," said Zahid Noorani, chief executive of the Cricketers Benefit Fund Series, reported Reuters Sunday

17-Sep-2001•CricInfo

Zimbabwe gain respectability, but Bulawayo Test likely to end in draw

The remarkable Andy Flower hit yet another fifty as Zimbabwe declared their innings closed at 419 against South Africa just before the close of the third day at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo

16-Sep-2001•John Ward

Rain washes out Day 2 of Bulawayo Test

Prolonged and steady overnight and morning rain prevented any play during the second day of the Second Test match between Zimbabwe and South Africa at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo

15-Sep-2001•John Ward

Zimbabwe Cricket Union Board Appointments

The Zimbabwe Cricket Union held its Annual General Meeting on Wednesday 12 September

14-Sep-2001•ZCU Media Release

Dogged opening stand gives Zimbabwe solid start to second Test

A dogged opening partnership of 152 between Zimbabwe's openers AlistairCampbell and Dion Ebrahim gave Zimbabwe an excellent start in a shortenedfirst-day's play in the Second Test match against South Africa at QueensSports Club in Bulawayo.Just

14-Sep-2001•John Ward

BCCI announces schedule for India-Zimbabwe series

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Tuesday announcedthe itinerary for the Zimbabwean tour of India in 2002.The 36-day tour which will immediately follow the India-England series will see India and Zimbabwe clashing in two Tests and

12-Sep-2001•Staff Reporter

Record-breaking Flower hits the top

Outstanding Test batsman Andy Flower has made history by becoming the first Zimbabwean and the first wicket-keeper ever to go on top of the Pricewaterhouse world ratings after his heroics against South Africa

12-Sep-2001•Larry Moyo

Bangladesh's Performance in Test Cricket

Bangladesh suffered another crushing defeat and lost the inaugural test match of 2nd Asian Test championship at Multan by a huge margin of an innings and 264 runs on 31st August

12-Sep-2001•Arshad Chughtai

Sharjah chiefs increase security and limit phone use

Sharjah cricket chiefs will limit players' use of mobile phones and increase security near dressing rooms as part of a campaign to combat corruption in the sport

11-Sep-2001•Bloomberg

Andy Flower goes top of the PwC Ratings for batsmen

Andy Flower has gone to Number One in the PwC Ratings for batsmen

11-Sep-2001•PricewaterhouseCoopers Media Release

South Africa take Harare Test despite Flower's heroics

Andy Flower became only the second batsman in Test history, after Jimmy Sinclair of South Africa against England in 1898/99, to score more than half his team's entire run aggregate in both innings of a Test match when his side was bowled out twice

11-Sep-2001•John Ward

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