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Innocent Chinyoka - biography

FULL NAME: Innocent Murambiwa Chinyoka BORN: At Harare, 21 June 1982 MAJOR TEAMS: CFX Academy (2001/02)

15-Mar-2002•John Ward

Senior English scorer visits PCB for a scoring techniques workshop

Report; Scorers workshop at PCB

15-Mar-2002•Suhael Ahmed

Simon Francis is the new fast bowler in the camp at Somerset County Cricket

Simon Francis is the new fast bowler in the camp at Somerset County Cricket Club and he is keen and eager to play first team cricket for the county

15-Mar-2002•Richard Walsh

WA and SA battle for third

Western Australia and South Australia have little more than pride to play for in their Pura Cup match tomorrow following Tasmania's demolition job at Bellerive Oval today.

15-Mar-2002•Tom Wald

Zim v India, 2nd ODI: a Moli win for India...again

Mohali has been a lucky ground for the Indians as they have had a good win record at this ground

15-Mar-2002•Trishna Bose

Matabeleland report

It has been a relatively quiet week for the Matabeleland team following their rather inept display against Midlands recently

15-Mar-2002•Derrick Townshend

Mashonaland 'A' all out at the end of day one in Kwekwe

It was interesting to note the state of the pitch this morning as a result of concerted effort by Mr

15-Mar-2002•Michael Hudgson

Aussies unchanged as Klusener misses out

Australia has an unchanged team for the third and final cricket Test starting today while South African selectors decided to use allrounder Andrew Hall in preference to Lance Klusener.

15-Mar-2002•AAP

New Zealand suggest bonus points should go

New Zealand, having been one of the beneficiaries of the bonus points system in this summer's VB Series in Australia, now believe there is little benefit in continuing with the use of bonus points in One-Day Internationals

15-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

Cairns' condition will be known tomorrow

New Zealand all-rounder Chris Cairns' latest knee injury is being assessed by his surgeon Paul Armour tonight

15-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

A reckless batting performance doomed the Indians

Time and again I have been writing in this column about the importance of bowling a good line and length

15-Mar-2002•Erapalli Prasanna

Jaffer's second ton puts West in complete command

It was Wasim Jaffer's day at the Municipal Stadium, Rajkot on Thursday

15-Mar-2002•Staff Reporter

Saeed, Imran Farhat and Wasim set to return for Sharjah

Openers Saeed Anwar, Imran Farhat and pacer Wasim Akram are likely to be named in the Pakistan team for the Sharjah Cup to be played at Sharjah from April 6

14-Mar-2002•Mohammad Yaqoob

Dav Whatmore delighted but focused on England

Sri Lanka's cricketers have barely just returned home after winning the Asian Test Championship (ATC) but coach Dav Whatmore is not allowing his players to wallow in glory

14-Mar-2002•CricInfo

Four newcomers named in West Indies training squad

West Indies selectors today named four newcomers and a pair of players who have been in the cricket wilderness for the last three years, in a 22-member training squad

14-Mar-2002•Derrick Nicholas

Tasmania moves closer to killer punch

Tasmania will be aiming to land a knockout blow on opponent New South Wales at some time over the next 48 hours after it continued to lay a platform for outright victory on the second day of the teams' Pura Cup clash here in Hobart today.

14-Mar-2002•John Polack

Terbrugge in, Klusener cut from Kingsmead Test XI

David Terbrugge will play his first Test match since 1999 when he takes the new ball against Australia in the third and final Castle Lager/MTN Test match starting at Kingsmead on Friday

14-Mar-2002•Peter Robinson

John Wright: Today's performance is unacceptable

Zimbabwe are increasingly looking like a team that can perform consistently over a period of time

14-Mar-2002•Santhosh S

Cairns injury may be related to heavy outfield in Christchurch

No sooner is all-rounder Chris Cairns back performing for New Zealand than he is afflicted with another injury problem

14-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

Disciplines needed by New Zealand but maybe too late

England will go into the third day of the first National Bank Test with a lead of 144 runs, eight wickets in hand, and a powerful position from which to beat New Zealand at Jade Stadium in Christchurch

14-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

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