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Back at the Helm - Alistair Campbell

Alistair Campbell was perhaps rather reluctant to take on the mantle of Zimbabwe cricket captain again, but he saw it as a duty to Zimbabwean cricket, with no other obvious willing and capable candidate for the post in the absence of Heath Streak

07-Nov-2002•John Ward

Letters

I am a 24-year-old Aussie and have been a huge fan and admirer of the Zimbabwe national team ever since they toured Australia in 1992

07-Nov-2002•John Ward

Zimbabwe Cricket Online volume 4, issue 8, 01 November 2002

The first half of the Logan Cup season is over, and a number of players who have shown top form have played themselves into the national Test squad: Mark Vermeulen, Blessing Mahwire, Campbell Macmillan, Stuart Matsikenyeri, Sean Ervine, Richie Sims

07-Nov-2002•John Ward

WC Ticket window to remain open for a bonus fortnight

Cricket fans are being given a bonus extension to apply for tickets for individual matches for the ICC Cricket World Cup South Africa 2003

07-Nov-2002•Rodney Hartman

Knee injury ends Simon`s tour

Simon Jones will return home from Australia in a couple of weeks time after sustaining a serious knee injury whilst fielding in the First Test of the Ashes series at Brisbane

07-Nov-2002•Andrew Hignell

Nasir's inclusion exposes selectors

Promising Karachi batsman Saeed bin Nasir was a late inclusion Wednesday in Team 'D' squad for next week's Super League One-day Ramazan Cup

07-Nov-2002•Sports Reporter

Give Reifer a spot on WI team - a thorny issue

Let's face it, if Floyd Reifer was being considered for a place in the West Indies team for next year's World Cup, he would have been chosen by the selectors for the forthcoming seven One-Day Internationals against India

07-Nov-2002•Andi Thornhill

Matthew Hayden rules supreme on opening day of Ashes series

Australia have made the most of being sent into bat by England skipper Nasser Hussain on day one of the first Ashes Test at the Gabba

07-Nov-2002•Claire Killeen

Devon Malcolm signs new contract

Devon Malcolm has signed a new one-year contract for Leicestershire, and is now set to open their bowling attack next summer at the age of 40

07-Nov-2002•Leicestershire CCC

The return of the batsmen

07-Nov-2002•Erapalli Prasanna

England left to rue missed chances in Brisbane Test

Australia made the most of being sent in to bat by English skipper, Nasser Hussain on day one of the first Ashes Test at the Gabba

07-Nov-2002•Claire Killeen

Ten Years on, as Andy Flower looks back

It is now ten years since Zimbabwe first entered Test cricket and amazed the cricketing world with their performance against India

07-Nov-2002•John Ward

Another new baby at the County Ground as Matthew Bowler opens his innings

The baby boom at the County Ground goes on, with the announcement that Peter Bowler and his wife Joanne are celebrating the birth of their third child, Matthew William who commenced his innings yesterday

07-Nov-2002•SOMERSET

Reading an old proverb

Over the years, the scintillating stroke-play of Ahmed Proverbs has been described as audacious and enterprising, and justifiably so

07-Nov-2002•Ezra Stuart

Let Andy Roberts groom young pacers

There is a month before the West Indies' next Test match, against Bangladesh in Dhaka, and it's time in which Andy Roberts should be summoned to work with the two new fast bowlers: Jermaine Lawson and Darren Powell

07-Nov-2002•Tony Cozier

Pakistan's Record Completed Innings Totals

Pakistan's second innings total of 53 in the recent second test match against Australia at Sharjah is their record lowest completed innings total in test cricket

07-Nov-2002•Arshad Chughtai

Duncan Fletcher points to missed chances in Brisbane

When England coach Duncan Fletcher spoke to the press at the end of the first day's play in the Brisbane Test, he blamed missed opportunities for the fact that his side found themselves on the wrong end of a commanding Australian batting display.

07-Nov-2002•CricInfo

Lee dropped, Bichel in for first Test

BRISBANE - Paceman Brett Lee has been dropped from Australian Testcricket side for the first time in his 24-Test career.

06-Nov-2002•AAP

D-Day + 1 - All Quiet on the Western Front

It's a bit like the Phoney War in 1939 after the negotiating process was over-ridden yesterday

06-Nov-2002•Lynn McConnell

It's appealing, after all it's the Ashes

One of the best teams in cricket history playing against an injury-hit England squad which has fumbled through its warm-up matches wouldn't normally point to an enthralling summer

06-Nov-2002•Valkerie Mangnall

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