Zimb must raise the bar for Tests, says ICC Committee

London:Zimbabwe should not return to the Test arena until it shows it can perform at the required standard, an International Cricket Council committee said on Thursday.

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Australia ban 'desperate'

Harare:The Zimbabwean government on Sunday denounced as 'desperate' and 'racist' Australia's decision to ban its national cricket team's tour of Harare over the country's political and economic crisis.

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Cricket row smacks of colonialism, says Zimbabwe

Harare: The Zimbabwe government has accused Britain and Australia of trying to keep cricket as "a white and colonial sport", the state-controlled 'Herald' reported on Monday.

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Cricket row smacks of colonialism, says Zimbabwe

Harare: The Zimbabwe government has accused Britain and Australia of trying to keep cricket as "a white and colonial sport", the state-controlled 'Herald' reported on Monday.

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