Australia tour of Zimbabwe 2007/08 | Live Score, Schedule, News

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Women's Hundred (1)

Men's Hundred (2)

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PAK

(37/37 ov) 171/7

WI

(33.2/35 ov, T:181) 184/5

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Australia tour of Zimbabwe 2007/08

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Zimbabwe-Australia series cancelled

Zimbabwe-Australia series cancelled

The Zimbabwe-Australia series was officially cancelled after Zimbabwe Cricket informed the Australian board that it would not agree to play the series at a neutral venue

NZ government backs Howard's Zimbabwe decision

NZ government backs Howard's Zimbabwe decision

The New Zealand government is understood to be rethinking its position on sporting tours to Zimbabwe following John Howard's decision to ban the Australian side from visiting the country

Players happy Zimbabwe tour axed

Players happy Zimbabwe tour axed

Several senior Australia players have expressed their relief that the decision on whether to tour Zimbabwe was taken out of their hands

South Africa offer to be neutral venue

South Africa offer to be neutral venue

South Africa have offered to step in and host a one-day series between Australia and Zimbabwe but the Australian government believes it is "highly unlikely" the games will eventuate

Zimbabwe accuses Australia of 'racist ploy'

Zimbabwe accuses Australia of 'racist ploy'

Zimbabwe's government has reacted angrily to news that John Howard had banned Australia for touring the country in September

Hoey slams 'supine complicity' of ICC

Hoey slams 'supine complicity' of ICC

Kate Hoey, the former UK sports minister who is chairman of the all-party parliamentary group on Zimbabwe, welcomed the news that John Howard had barred the Australian side from touring Zimbabwe in September

Government stops Zimbabwe tour

Government stops Zimbabwe tour

The Australian government has ordered the country's cricketers not to tour Zimbabwe in September, but the series might still go ahead at a neutral venue

Speed describes Howard's decision as 'unfortunate'

Speed describes Howard's decision as 'unfortunate'

Malcolm Speed described the decision by the Australian government to ban its players from touring Zimbabwe in September as "unfortunate for Zimbabwe's cricketers and supporters"

Players to be consulted on Zimbabwe tour

Players to be consulted on Zimbabwe tour

John Howard, the Australian prime minister, wants the ICC to step in as debate over Australia's scheduled tour of Zimbabwe continues

Marsh questions value of boycott

Marsh questions value of boycott

Geoff Marsh, the former coach of Zimbabwe, said cancelling Australia's tour later this year would have little effect on Robert Mugabe's regime and action should be taken in areas besides sport

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