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Rennie rescues the Board XI as Sri Lanka start their tour

Rain cut short the first day's play of Sri Lanka's first match of their four-week cricket tour of Zimbabwe

08-Nov-1999•Herald

Adams help South Africa wrap up first Test

Bloemfontein: It was a typical response from the South African captain, Hansie Cronje, which neatly tied up the post-match conference and highlighted Paul Adams

02-Nov-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Cronje establishes batting milestone

Bloemfontein (South Africa) There are those who have loftily accused Hansie Cronje of having the batting technique of an honest journeyman but lacking in flair and then pass on without giving the dismissive comment a second thought

31-Oct-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Australia set Zimbabwe 304 for victory

With a weak bowling line-up, Zimbabwe decided their best option was to field on winning the toss

21-Oct-1999•John Ward

Zimbabwe v Australia - CricInfo Report

As expected on current form, Australia beat Zimbabwe in the first of three one-day internationals, by 83 runs

21-Oct-1999•John Ward

Easy win for Australians in warm-up

The Australians completed a convincing 244-run victory over the ZCU President's XI at Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo, after tea on the third day

11-Oct-1999•John Ward

Zimbabwe President's XI v Australians, day 2 match report

Two fine attacking innings, by Trevor Madondo of the President's XI and Steve Waugh of Australia, were the highlights of the second day's play between the two teams, which finished with the tourists 274 runs ahead with eight second-innings wickets

10-Oct-1999•John Ward

Zimbabwe President's XI v Australians, day 1

Justin Langer, after struggling for runs in Sri Lanka, welcomed the opportunity to get some batting practice in less testing conditions in Bulawayo, scoring a fine 148 to dominate the Australians' total of 335 for seven wickets declared against the

09-Oct-1999•John Ward

India wins by 107 runs

Zimbabwe had only one chance to qualify for the LGCUP final on Sunday

01-Oct-1999•Keith Lane

South Africa get back to winning ways

Nairobi - South Africa in their first match against Zimbabwe since the World Cup defeat at Chelmsford beat a gallant Zimbabwean team at the Nairobi Gymkhana Club Ground by 9 wickets

28-Sep-1999•Keith Lane

Zimbabwe limp home against Kenya

The Zimbabwe captain Alistair Campbell won the toss in the opening match of the LG Cup and put Kenya in to bat

26-Sep-1999•Anand Vasu

Procter century saves Rhodesia . . . then light appeal saves Wanderers

Magnificent Mike Procter again came to Rhodesia's rescue yesterday with a typical century on the first day of the four-day cricket match against Brian Close's International Wanderers at the Salisbury Police Ground

30-Sep-1972•Glen Byrom

Mr Close, Sir, your seams aren't in line

Rhodesian cricket is hopefully poised for an epic season, with the coveted Currie Cup the prize local followers have almost come to expect

29-Sep-1972•Glen Byrom

Hello 'Dolly' - goodbye win

A brilliant undefeated century by England Test all-rounder Basil D'Oliveira prevented Rhodesia from beating the International Wanderers who forced a draw at the Queens Ground yesterday

26-Sep-1972

Wanderers not so Happy!

Mike Procter's Rhodesian cricket side dismissed the International Wanderers for 276 at the Queens Ground yesterday, but will need some quick runs this morning if they hope to achieve an outright decision

25-Sep-1972

476 - What a Rhodesian run riot

Mike Procter's Rhodesians really dished out the big stick to Brian Close's Wanderers at Bulawayo yesterday

24-Sep-1972

Rhodesian cricketers facing tough match

The Rhodesian Currie Cup cricket team, which narrowly missed winning South Africa's premier provincial trophy for the first time last year, face a tough pipe-opener at the Queens Ground today when they meet Brian Close's International Wanderers

23-Sep-1972•by Mike London (The Chronicle)

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