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EDITORIAL
By John
Ward
This has been a sleepy week for business, so please accept our apologies
for a rather brief magazine this week. The main item is an interview with
Zimbabwe’s captain in Sri Lanka, Stuart Carlisle, who talks about that tour.
Carlisle is also likely to continue as Zimbabwe's captain in India, as
the official captain Brian Murphy's ill fortune continues. He was recently
struck down with appendicitis, and in any case the hand injury that forced
his return from Sri Lanka is so serious that it will take another three or
four weeks before he can even start bowling again with it - and then he will
need to work to regain his bowling form.
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INTERVIEW
Life at the helm: Stuart Carlisle
Stu Carlisle, enjoying a three-week break at home before
the national side takes off for India, is not downhearted at the struggles
Zimbabwe cricket is going through, but he is concerned. He talks to
CricInfo about the recent tour to Sri Lanka. [More]
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NEWS
Club cricket report
by Larry Moyo
The second round of the Mashonaland Vigne
Cup kicked off with Harare Sports Club moving to the top of the standings
as they displaced hapless Old Hararians who, as has been the case in the
National First League this season, slumped to a heavy home defeat. [More]
Manicaland report
by Nigel Fleming
Schools cricket has resumed in the province
after the Christmas break. In their first round of matches Hillcrest
College defeated Mutare Boys High at all age group levels. [More]
Matabeleland
report
by Derrick Townshend
In the local league in Bulawayo, Queens thrashed
Jimbos, a young predominately black side that only plays in the local
league, by 330 runs. Queens proved far too strong, batting first and
totalling 405 for eight in their 50 overs, with Jimbos 75 all out.
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