News Archive: April 2002

• Anti Corruption team to audit World Cup venues (26 April 2002)
• ICC targets bad language and behaviour to improve cricket's image (26 April 2002)
• Neil Ferreira - updated biography (25 April 2002)
• Ryan Butterworth - updated biography (25 April 2002)
• Brighton Watambwa - a biography (25 April 2002)
• Sherezad Shah - a biography (25 April 2002)
• Craig Evans: peaking at 32 (25 April 2002)
• ZCO editorial, volume 3 issue 31 (25 April 2002)
• Steve Bucknor closes in on world umpiring record (25 April 2002)
• Kiwis eye third place on ICC table in Pakistan v New Zealand Test series (25 April 2002)
• Mashonaland A draw with Matabeleland in Bulawayo (22 April 2002)
• Woolmer's World (22 April 2002)
• Matabeleland on the verge of registering their first victory this season (21 April 2002)
• Mashonaland lead by 49 runs after day two in Bulawayo (20 April 2002)
• Mashonaland retain the Logan Cup with a 2-day finish in Harare (20 April 2002)
• Matabeleland U16 report: Inter-provincial tourney (19 April 2002)
• U-16 Inter-Provincial Tourney, Organiser's report 1 (19 April 2002)
• Manicaland report (19 April 2002)
• Harare Sports Club lift Vigne Cup title (19 April 2002)
• ZCO letters, volume 3 issue 30 (19 April 2002)
• Wisdom Siziba - updated biography (19 April 2002)
• ZCO editorial, volume 3 issue 30 (19 April 2002)
• Heath Streak bowling puts Matabeleland on top in Bulawayo (19 April 2002)
• Mashonaland on top in Harare after Day 1 (19 April 2002)
• Viswanath, Procter and Lloyd take charge for England series (19 April 2002)
• Pakistan victory in Sharjah headlines ICC Cricket World (19 April 2002)
• ICC introduces 'Tough but Fair' Disciplinary Code (18 April 2002)
• Dwan Joins ICC Secondment Scheme from New Zealand Cricket (17 April 2002)
• ICC Appoint General Manager - Communications (16 April 2002)
• Manicaland draw in Mutara after Siziba's 50 (16 April 2002)
• Final of ICC Six Nations Challenge - Kenya won by 3 wickets (16 April 2002)
• Day Five of ICC Six Nations Challenge - wins for Zimbabwe A,Nambia and Sri Lanka A (16 April 2002)
• Day Three of ICC Six Nations Challenge - wins for Sri Lanka A, Canada and Kenya (16 April 2002)
• Houghton steps down as Academy Director (15 April 2002)
• Manicaland move closer to their first Logan Cup victory of the season (15 April 2002)
• Paul Strang stars for Manicaland on day two in Mutare (14 April 2002)
• Day Four of ICC Six Nations Challenge - wins for Zimbabwe A,Nambia and Sri Lanka A (13 April 2002)
• $2-million jackpot for World Cup winners (13 April 2002)
• Dave Houghton quits as Academy coach (13 April 2002)
• Manicaland are 269 for three after electing to bat in Mutare (13 April 2002)
• Matabeleland report (12 April 2002)
• Manicaland report (12 April 2002)
• Peter Rinke - a biography (12 April 2002)
• Nyasha Chari - a biography (12 April 2002)
• Glenn Goosen - a biography (12 April 2002)
• Grant Flower: the India tour (12 April 2002)
• The coach's word: Geoff Marsh (12 April 2002)
• ZCO editorial, volume 3 issue 28 (12 April 2002)
• Record breaking One -Day action in ICC Cricket World (12 April 2002)
• Sri Lanka `A' continue to lead ICC Six Nations' Challenge with 3rd win (11 April 2002)
• Day Two of ICC Six Nations Challenge - some highs and some lows (9 April 2002)
• ICC Six Nations Challenge away to dramatic start (8 April 2002)
• Close call for Netherlands during ICC Six Nations Challenge (8 April 2002)
• ZCO letters, volume 3 issue 28 (5 April 2002)
• Manicaland report (5 April 2002)
• Allan Mwayenga - a biography (5 April 2002)
• Conan Brewer - a biography (5 April 2002)
• Clement Mahachi - updated biography (5 April 2002)
• Ryan King - updated biography (5 April 2002)
• Patrick Gada - updated biography (5 April 2002)
• ZCO editorial, volume 3 issue 28 (5 April 2002)
• Drawn series takes New Zealand into fourth place on ICC Test Championship (4 April 2002)
• ICC appoints Security Managers (4 April 2002)
• Latest ICC Test Championship Points Table (4 April 2002)
• Test Lights here to Stay! (3 April 2002)
• Zimbabwe Schools Festival: Matabeleland Under-16 off to good start (2 April 2002)