'We won't send players against Foreign Office advice'

London: England hoped be told on Thursday whether its plea to move its World Cup match in Zimbabwe to South Africa has been accepted.

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Ball in ECB's court to decide over Zimbabwe: Blair

London: British Prime Minister Tony Blair on Sunday insisted that the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) should decide whether England plays a World Cup match in Zimbabwe.

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Ball in ECB's court to decide over Zimbabwe: Blair

London: British Prime Minister Tony Blair on Sunday insisted that the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) should decide whether England plays a World Cup match in Zimbabwe.

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British minister adds fuel by calling for Zim boycott

London: Mike O'Brien, a junior minister in Britain's Foreign Office, said on Tuesday that England should not play in Zimbabwe during the forthcoming World Cup.

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British minister adds fuel by calling for Zim boycott

London: Mike O'Brien, a junior minister in Britain's Foreign Office, said on Tuesday that England should not play in Zimbabwe during the forthcoming World Cup.

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British politicians warn against Zimbabwe WC matches

London: Political opposition to England's participation in World Cup cricket matches in Zimbabwe is hardening according to a survey reported by the BBC here on Monday.

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British politicians warn against Zimbabwe WC matches

London: Political opposition to England's participation in World Cup cricket matches in Zimbabwe is hardening according to a survey reported by the BBC here on Monday.

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British politicians warn against Zimbabwe WC matches

London: Political opposition to England's participation in World Cup cricket matches in Zimbabwe is hardening according to a survey reported by the BBC here on Monday.

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Thatscricket - Specials - England tour of India - Cricket: 'No threat to One-dayers, option with pla

London: The One-day series between India and England next month is not under threat following reports of a massive military build-up along India's border with Pakistan but the players have been given an option to pull out if they so desire.

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Thatscricket - Specials - England tour of India - Cricket: 'No threat to One-dayers, option with pla

London: The One-day series between India and England next month is not under threat following reports of a massive military build-up along India's border with Pakistan but the players have been given an option to pull out if they so desire.

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