South African tour will go ahead, confirms ECB

London: South Africa's tour of England this summer will go ahead as scheduled, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) announced on Friday, raising hopes Zimbabwe will also decide to tour.

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Bacher too serves ultimatum on ECB to decide on Zim

Johannesburg: World Cup executive director Ali Bacher on Tuesday pleaded with England to make up its minds whether or not it is going to play against Zimbabwe in Harare on Thursday.

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Lost cause: England players still pondering Zim move

Cape Town: England's cricketers seemed set for a further day of discussion about whether to play their controversial World Cup opener against Zimbabwe in Harare on February 13.

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England players put off Zimbabwe decision till Sunday

Cape Town: England's cricketers have put off until Sunday a decision about whether or not to play their controversial World Cup opener against Zimbabwe in Harare on February 13.

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England players put off Zimbabwe decision till Sunday

Cape Town: England's cricketers have put off until Sunday a decision about whether or not to play their controversial World Cup opener against Zimbabwe in Harare on February 13.

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Lost cause: England players still pondering Zim move

Cape Town: England's cricketers seemed set for a further day of discussion about whether to play their controversial World Cup opener against Zimbabwe in Harare on February 13.

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England launches final appeal over Zimbabwe decision

Johannesburg: England's bid to have its opening World Cup match against Zimbabwe in Harare next Thursday moved to South Africa is set to go down to the wire.

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ICC rejects England's shift plea after 4-hour marathon

Cape Town: England's bid to have its February 13 World Cup match against Zimbabwe in Harare moved to South Africa on safety grounds was rejected by the tournament's technical committee here Thursday.

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ICC rejects England's shift plea after 4-hour marathon

Cape Town: England's bid to have its February 13 World Cup match against Zimbabwe in Harare moved to South Africa on safety grounds was rejected by the tournament's technical committee here Thursday.

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England launches final appeal over Zimbabwe decision

Johannesburg: England's bid to have its opening World Cup match against Zimbabwe in Harare next Thursday moved to South Africa is set to go down to the wire.

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