ICC rejects England team's plea on Zim matches

London: The International Cricket Council (ICC), the global cricket governing body, has rejected England team's plea to shift its World Cup tie in Zimbabwe saying "as it currently stands" there was "no reason to move the games".

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ICC rejects England team's plea on Zim matches

London: The International Cricket Council (ICC), the global cricket governing body, has rejected England team's plea to shift its World Cup tie in Zimbabwe saying "as it currently stands" there was "no reason to move the games".

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Australia abandons bid to halt Zim World Cup ties

Sydney: The Australian government on Thursday said it had all but given up its effort to prevent next month's cricket World Cup matches from begin played in Zimbabwe.

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Australia abandons bid to halt Zim World Cup ties

Sydney: The Australian government on Thursday said it had all but given up its effort to prevent next month's cricket World Cup matches from begin played in Zimbabwe.

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ECB officials to meet at Lord's on Zimbabwe ties

London: English cricket authorities are due to meet here at Lord's later on Tuesday to decide whether the team's controversial World Cup opening match against Zimbabwe in Harare next month should go ahead.

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ECB officials to meet at Lord's on Zimbabwe ties

London: English cricket authorities are due to meet here at Lord's later on Tuesday to decide whether the team's controversial World Cup opening match against Zimbabwe in Harare next month should go ahead.

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ECB Board to have final say in England's WC matches

London: The decision-making body of English cricket will decide on Tuesday whether England should go ahead with its controversial World Cup match against Zimbabwe, it was announced on Friday.

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ECB Board to have final say in England's WC matches

London: The decision-making body of English cricket will decide on Tuesday whether England should go ahead with its controversial World Cup match against Zimbabwe, it was announced on Friday.

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Zimbabwe team united on World Cup matches: Streak

Harare: Zimbabwe cricket captain Heath Streak said on Friday his team fully supported the country's hosting of World Cup Cricket matches next month, dismissing reports his players were divided over the issue.

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Zimbabwe team united on World Cup matches: Streak

Harare: Zimbabwe cricket captain Heath Streak said on Friday his team fully supported the country's hosting of World Cup Cricket matches next month, dismissing reports his players were divided over the issue.

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