Andy Flower – Zimbabwe First Superstar Batsman
The cricket player is not an actor on a stage, merely a personality to be lost in the creation of a poet's brain or a playwright's mind; he is himself the poet and the playwright. - A.E. Knight,
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India v Zimbabwe Match at Ahmadabad 1987 Reliance World Cup
This is a match report of India v Zimbabwe Match at Ahmadabad played on 26 October 1987 in the second round of Reliance World Cup. The obsession with the run rate is not restricted to the media box which abounds...
Blast From Past – New Look Pakistan Won the Sharjah Cup 2003
Rashid Latif's new-look side succeeded in four nations Cherry Blossoms Sharjah Cup 2003 capturing the hearts and minds of the Pakistani people on the night of April 10 after a comprehensive eight wickets win over Zimbabwe in the final...
Dave Houghton Heroic 142 vs New Zealand at Hyderabad in 1987
An incredible 142 runs from Vice-captain Dave Houghton fought excruciating humidity and took underdogs Zimbabwe to within three runs of victory against New Zealand. In the early days of the Reliance World Cup 1987, the Zimbabwe batsman almost took...
Trevor Madondo – The Youngest Test Cricketer Died
One of Zimbabwe’s most promising black cricketers Trevor Nyasha Madondo died at Parirenyatwa Hospital in the capital Harare on the morning of June 11, 2001, at the age of 24. Trevor Madondo who was single at the time of...
Grant Flower – Zimbabwe World Class Batsman
Zimbabwe now holds a good reputation at the International level. The players are getting world-class recognition with the progress of the game. Grant Flower was the most accomplished batsman of Zimbabwe who has written his name in the history...
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World Cup 1983 – That, Sir, Was No Fluke!
Following the World Cup 1983 final the Times newspaper which has been known to put cricket on its front page ran up ringing headlines...
