Hussain will not shake hands with Mugabe, says ECB

London: England captain Nasser Hussain will not shake Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe's hand in any pre-match ceremony should the team go ahead with its World Cup match next month against the African nation in Harare.

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Murder strengthens boycott demand, says Australia

Sydney: The weekend murder of an Australian tourist in Zimbabwe underscores the need for a boycott of World Cup cricket matches planned in the strife-torn nation next month, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said on Monday.

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Murder strengthens boycott demand, says Australia

Sydney: The weekend murder of an Australian tourist in Zimbabwe underscores the need for a boycott of World Cup cricket matches planned in the strife-torn nation next month, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said on Monday.

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Zim to go on with preparations despite raging debate

Harare: Zimbabwe will go ahead preparing to host England and other teams during next year's cricket World Cup despite the raging debate on whether England should play in Zimbabwe or pull out, a top cricket official said on Sunday.

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Zim to go on with preparations despite raging debate

Harare: Zimbabwe will go ahead preparing to host England and other teams during next year's cricket World Cup despite the raging debate on whether England should play in Zimbabwe or pull out, a top cricket official said on Sunday.

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'No hitch in holding World Cup matches in Zimbabwe'

Lahore (Pakistan): World Cup matches will go ahead next year in Zimbabwe without any problems, a Zimbabwean official of the International Cricket Council said on Monday.

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'No hitch in holding World Cup matches in Zimbabwe'

Lahore (Pakistan): World Cup matches will go ahead next year in Zimbabwe without any problems, a Zimbabwean official of the International Cricket Council said on Monday.

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'No hitch in holding World Cup matches in Zimbabwe'

Lahore (Pakistan): World Cup matches will go ahead next year in Zimbabwe without any problems, a Zimbabwean official of the International Cricket Council said on Monday.

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Zim crisis may affect World Cup games

Johannesburg: The current political crisis in Zimbabwe could affect decisions to host some of the 2003 Cricket World Cup games there.

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