Zimbabwe made to battle on opening day
Tapash Baisya gave Bangladesh a dream start with a wicket with his very first delivery of the match, but Zimbabwe quickly regrouped with a century stand for the second wicket, as the first Test finally got underway at Harare
19-Feb-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff
Dream debut by Edwards helps West Indies level series
Six wickets on his one-day debut by Fidel Edwards, along with a century by Wavell Hinds, helped West Indies to a comfortable 72-run win against Zimbabwe in the 4th one-dayer at Harare.
29-Nov-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by John Ward
Streak inspires Zimbabwe to 21-run win
Zimbabawe went 2-1 up in the series with a 21-run victory against West Indies at Harare with Heath Streak again at the fore
26-Nov-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by John Ward
Jacobs denies brave Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe were denied a rare Test victory as the last-wicket pair of Ridley Jacobs and Fidel Edwards successfully played out the last 32 minutes and 71 deliveries to secure a thrilling draw at Harare
08-Nov-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by John Ward
Rain on Zimbabwe's parade
Zimbabwe took their overall lead to 266 by the close of a rain-shortened fourth day of the first Test at Harare, after bowling West Indies out for 335, a first-innings lead of 172
07-Nov-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by John Ward
Roller mania
The first Test between Zimbabwe and West Indies at Harare Sports Club almost came to an untimely ending before the start of the third day's play, thanks to a freakish incident that seriously damaged the pitch
06-Nov-2003•John Ward at the Harare Sports Club
Streak's maiden century lifts Zimbabwe past 500
The second day at Harare was perhaps the best day Zimbabwe has enjoyed in Test cricket for some years
05-Nov-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by John Ward
Taibu and Matsikenyeri turn the tide Zimbabwe's way
Tatenda Taibu and Stuart Matsikenyeri helped Zimbabwe to recover from a precarious 154 for 5 to a strong position of 284 for 6 at the close of the opening day of the first Test against West Indies
04-Nov-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by John Ward
West Indies must win 2-0 to improve rating
West Indies needs to win both matches in the two Test series against Zimbabwe to improve its rating in the ICC Test Championship table, starting tomorrow in Harare
03-Nov-2003•ICC Media Release
Carlisle's scores a double century for Mashonaland
Stuart Carlisle, captain last season and abruptly discarded by the national
selectors this season, sent those gentlemen a strong reminder with a
chanceless double-century at Harare Sports Club
13-Apr-2003•Gus Mackay
Mashonaland win by four wickets as Mackay retires
Mashonaland celebrated a four-wicket victory over Manicaland in three days,
in what Gus Mackay announced in the morning would be his final first-class
match
13-Apr-2003•Gus Mackay
ICC random bat inspection at Zimbabwe v India match
As part of the ICC's Random Bat Inspection program before the Zimbabwe v India match on Wednesday 19th February, ICC Match Referee Clive Lloyd identified that several players had bats slightly wider than permitted
19-Feb-2003•ICC Media Release
India motor to comfortable 83-run win over Zimbabwe
A billion people in India, 15 cricketers in Southern Africa and one coach will sleep well on Wednesday night after India rolled Zimbabwe over by 83 runs to take four points from their third game of the 2003 World Cup
19-Feb-2003•Anand Vasu
Harare win could prove vital to either side
The match between Zimbabwe and India at Harare Sports Club could just turn out to be the most important of Pool A
18-Feb-2003•John Ward
ICC confirm Willey and Mallender Withdrawal
The ICC today confirmed that English umpires Peter Willey and Neil Mallender have withdrawn from the ICC Cricket World Cup 2003 matches they were appointed to, in Zimbabwe
17-Feb-2003•ICC Media Release
ICC awards controversial World Cup match to Zimbabwe
The World Cup's technical committee has ruled against switching England's World Cup match against Zimbabwe away from Harare.
15-Feb-2003•Stephen Lamb
ICC Technical Committee decision on ECB and Zimbabwe
The ICC Technical Committee today declined the England & Wales Cricket Board's application to reschedule its fixture in Zimbabwe on February 13
15-Feb-2003•ICC Media Release
Verbal brickbats precede crucial Zimbabwe decision
Although the expression "Decision Day for England" has now been used with monotonously repetitive regularity over the last few days, there is no doubting today's qualifications for such a tag.
14-Feb-2003•Stephen Lamb
ICC Technical Committee Hearing, Friday 14 February
The ICC has confirmed that the Technical Committee hearing regarding the England & Wales Cricket Board's request to reschedule its game against Zimbabwe, will take place from 2.00 pm on Friday, 14 February in Johannesburg
13-Feb-2003•ICC Media Release
Zimbabwe Cricket Union disappointed with England news
The Zimbabwe Cricket Union has received with disappointment the news that the England and Wales Cricket Board has rejected the direction by the International Cricket Council to play in Zimbabwe, leading to the cancellation of tomorrow's match between
12-Feb-2003•ZCU Media Release