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EDITORIAL
By John
Ward
I write as Zimbabwe have just started the First Test
against India, at Nagpur, inexplicably the same venue where they played just
over a year ago. I have not noticed anybody else mentioning the fact that
their task is much harder this year than it was at the end of 2000, because
last time they did not have Anil Kumble and Harbhajan Singh in the
opposition. [More]
INTERVIEW
Dave Houghton on the CFX Academy
Dave Houghton,
CFX Academy coach, talks to CricInfo about his team’s Logan Cup victory
over Manicaland in their first match, and their prospects for the year.
This was only the Academy’s second victory in their three-year history as
a Logan Cup team. [More]
Gus MacKay: fastest century
Big-hitting all-rounder Gus Mackay, at the age of 34, reached a century
off 45 balls in the Logan Cup match against Matabeleland last weekend.
The record for a genuine first-class century is 34 balls, by Australian
David Hookes, and we are still awaiting news from statisticians as to
exactly where Gus’s ton stands on the all-time list. He talks to CricInfo
about the match and his recent career, starting with a slightly
disappointing tour to Australia for the Carlton and United series a year
ago. [More]
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NEWS
This is Orange County
by Trishna Bose
India plays host to the visiting Zimbabweans and the capital of the citrus
fruit is the first venue for the Test match. For reasons beyond one's
comprehension the BCCI have allotted the same venues for the Tests as the
previous year when the Zimbabweans visited India. So once again Nagpur,
the Orange city, and New Delhi will witness the two teams as they fight it
out on the 22-yard pitch. [More]
Manicaland report
by Nigel Fleming
Takashinga return to Murare Sports Club this Sunday - three weeks after
their day of infamy - to contest the semi-finals of the league knockout
competition. [More]
LETTERS
THANKS, PAUL AND BRYAN Being a Zimbabwean cricket fan
these days isn't easy. It seems to me the only thing in Zimbabwean
cricket which is up to standard is your excellent website (including the
very entertaining biographies). I would really like to compliment you on
your superb covering of Zimbabwean cricket. I am living in the
Middle East right now and would feel totally isolated without your site.
Thanks a lot! Martin Koene (Amman, Jordan)
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