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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Australia not to follow England in seeking switch: ACB

Sydney: Australian cricket authorities have decided not to follow their English counterparts in demanding that World Cup matches planned in strife-torn Zimbabwe this month be moved to South Africa, a spokesman said on Wednesday.

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Australia not to follow England in seeking switch: ACB

Sydney: Australian cricket authorities have decided not to follow their English counterparts in demanding that World Cup matches planned in strife-torn Zimbabwe this month be moved to South Africa, a spokesman said on Wednesday.

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