All's well for accredited media in Zimbabwe, says ICC

Bangalore: All journalists accredited to cover International Cricket Council (ICC) World Cup matches in Bulawayo will be free to enter Zimbabwe the International Cricket Council confirmed on Thursday, according to an official press release.

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All's well for accredited media in Zimbabwe, says ICC

Bangalore: All journalists accredited to cover International Cricket Council (ICC) World Cup matches in Bulawayo will be free to enter Zimbabwe the International Cricket Council confirmed on Thursday, according to an official press release.

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ICC gets Zim's assurance for allowing scribes to WC

Bangalore: The International Cricket Council (ICC) confirmed on Saturday that the Zimbabwean government will allow all ICC accredited cricket journalists to cover cricket in Zimbabwe for games scheduled in the country as part of the World Cup 2003.

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ICC gets Zim's assurance for allowing scribes to WC

Bangalore: The International Cricket Council (ICC) confirmed on Saturday that the Zimbabwean government will allow all ICC accredited cricket journalists to cover cricket in Zimbabwe for games scheduled in the country as part of the World Cup 2003.

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