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Alistair Campbell looks back at Zimbabwe's victory over India in the Second Test Match at Harare

Zimbabwe team coach Carl Rackemann talks to Larry Moyo about the recent Test series against India and the coming triangular tournament

India did not enjoy a very testing warm-up for their first One-Day International in the triangular tournament, against Zimbabwe on Sunday

Zimabwe's world-class wicket-keeper/batsman, Andy Flower, has angrily refuted claims emanating from India that his left thumb is not as badly injured as reported

Zimbabwe team coach Carl Rackemann talks to Larry Moyo about the recent Test series against India and the coming triangular tournament

On June 19, 2001, during the seventh one-day match (no

The Indian touring team get into the one-day groove, ahead of the upcoming triangular series, with a practice game against Zimbabwe A at the Sunrise Club in Harare on Friday

No, not again

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Zimbabwe batsman Andy Flower has been ruled out for the triangular one-day series against India and West Indies with a dislocated thumb bone

After squaring the two Test series at Harare on June 18, a confident Zimbabwe team looks forward to a competitive triangular one-day series

Shiv Sunder Das has been left out of the Indian one-day squad that will play in the triangular series with Zimbabwe and West Indies but the diminutive opener is hardly complaining

West Indies' arrival in the country last Thursday was completely overshadowed by the hype surrounding the Second Test between Zimbabwe and India that started at Harare Sports Club the following day

The West Indies' arrival in Zimbabwe last week was completely overshadowed by the hype surrounding the second Test between Zimbabwe and India that started at Harare Sports Club the following day

It was surprising that, with one hand apparently firmly on their first overseas Test series victory since 1986, India should relax their grip and allow Zimbabwe to scrape home to level the series in the Second Test match

West Indies suffered a major humiliation when they conceded a double-century opening partnership on their way to a seven-wicket defeat by a Zimbabwe Country Districts team containing many former but no current international players apart from Dirk

Fast bowler Andy Blignaut, the star of Zimbabwe's victory in the second Test against India at Harare on Monday, is not overawed by reputations and feels the right line and length yield results against any batsman

The tall-talking Indian captain Sourav Ganguly and the team's coolheaded coach John Wright on Tuesday differed on the causes for India's tame defeat in the second cricket Test against Zimbabwe in Harare on Monday

On a request from the Indian team management in Zimbabwe, the national selectors on Tuesday retained Delhi medium pacer Ashish Nehra in the Indian cricket team for the triangular one-day series starting on June 23

It was surprising that, with one hand apparently firmly on their first overseas Test series victory since 1986, India should relax their grip and allow Zimbabwe to scrape home to level the series in the Second Test match