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471

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(49 ov) 209/3

Day 2 - England trail by 262 runs.

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'This is a game of cricket, not politics'

'This is a game of cricket, not politics'

Robert Mugabe's regime has banned 13 cricket correspondents from entering Zimbabwe ahead of England's five one-day matches in the country which start on Friday (Nov 26)

24-Nov-2004•The Paper Round by Jenny Thompson

1/50 England wary of chicken-farmer effect

1/50 England wary of chicken-farmer effect

England are 1/50 with bet365 to win the first one-day international of their controversial tour, while the Zimbabweans are 10/1 outsiders

24-Nov-2004•Andrew Hall

Tour to go ahead, says ECB

Tour to go ahead, says ECB

England's tour of Zimbabwe will go ahead as scheduled despite the media ban imposed on several British journalists

24-Nov-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Vaughan's 89 sets up victory at Windhoek

Vaughan's 89 sets up victory at Windhoek

Michael Vaughan led from the front as his England XI recorded a comfortable 67-run victory in the first match of their southern African tour against Namibia at the Wanderers ground in Windhoek

21-Nov-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Zimbabwe shadow hangs over Vaughan

Zimbabwe shadow hangs over Vaughan

For all England's attempts to try to get the media to concentrate on the immediate task in hand - Sunday's warm-up against Namibia - the media wouldn't leave the Z word alone

21-Nov-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Can Lara finally come good?

Can Lara finally come good?

England facing West Indies in the final: who would have thought that ten days ago

24-Sep-2004•Jonathan Hungin

Freed from the psychological shackles

Freed from the psychological shackles

Now there are plenty of wise souls out there who would warn me to wind my neck in and take stock of my senses, but all of a sudden, I really don't care

23-Sep-2004•Andrew Miller

Beating Australia at their own game

Beating Australia at their own game

The Eric Hollies stand might have been half empty, but there was no doubt that the crowd's glasses were more than half full

21-Sep-2004•The Wisden Verdict by Emma John at Edgbaston

Absentee spectators tarnish England's big day

Absentee spectators tarnish England's big day

On a cold day at Edgbaston, when an ICC Champions Trophy semi-final transformed into an Ashes clash, the crowds stayed away

21-Sep-2004•Roving Reporter by Anand Vasu at Edgbaston

'We were outbowled and outbatted,' admits Ponting

'We were outbowled and outbatted,' admits Ponting

21-Sep-2004•Anand Vasu at Edgbaston

England 2/1 to beat Australia in prime Ashes semi

England 2/1 to beat Australia in prime Ashes semi

England are 2/1 to beat Australia at Edgbaston on Tuesday in the first Champions Trophy semi-final

20-Sep-2004•Andrew Hall

Majestic Flintoff hides England's flaws

Majestic Flintoff hides England's flaws

Even in this summer of Flintoff marvels, this hundred was something special

18-Sep-2004•The Wisden Verdict by Hugh Chevallier

Rain frustrates England's fightback

Rain frustrates England's fightback

Persistent drizzle which forced the players from the field shortly before one o'clock lingered long enough to prevent play restarting, and so everyone will be back at 10.15 tomorrow to try again

17-Sep-2004•The Bulletin by Liam Brickhill

'I have to be patient,' says Taibu

'I have to be patient,' says Taibu

After England's easy win in their Champions Trophy opener against Zimbabwe at Edgbaston, both captains commented on the way the match went

11-Sep-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

No reservations about Zimbabwe tour, says Vaughan

No reservations about Zimbabwe tour, says Vaughan

Michael Vaughan has insisted that no member of his side has reservations about the decision to tour Zimbabwe for five one-day internationals later this year

10-Sep-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

A travesty in two parts

A travesty in two parts

No awards ceremony is complete without a good travesty, and on Tuesday night at Alexandra Palace, the ICC dished up a beauty

09-Sep-2004•Andrew Miller

More than a consolation win

More than a consolation win

As meaningless as dead rubbers are, this was a crucial match for India

05-Sep-2004•The Wisden Verdict by Dileep Premachandran

India's seamers come to the party

India's seamers come to the party

In the end, England's woeful start came back to haunt them

05-Sep-2004•The Bulletin by Liam Brickhill

Losing the plot

Losing the plot

Simon Hughes charts a history of England's muddled selection, dull tactics and poor fielding - in fact, no plot at all

Kallis out, all out, and Atapattu the great

Kallis out, all out, and Atapattu the great

Perhaps numbers never do reveal the full story, but they tell a large part of it

02-Sep-2004•Rahul Bhatia

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