Zimbabwe
SUSSEX APPOINT NEW CEO
English cricket club Sussex have appointed a new chief executive.
INDIAN CRICKET REACHES OUT
Nimbus Communications Limited, the global media rights partner of the BCCI, has agreed TV deals for terrestrial broadcasts of Indian cricket across a number of African countries.
AUSTRALIA AND NZ JOIN 2011 CRICKET WORLD CUP RACE
Australia and New Zealand have announced a joint bid to host the 2011 Cricket World Cup.
ICC BID TO DEVELOP ONE-DAY INTERNATIONAL CRICKET
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has announced a big increase in the programme of One-Day International (ODI) cricket for associate member countries, to develop the game globally.
ZIMBABWE CRICKETERS BACK ON BOARD
Sixteen Zimbabwe cricketers - including possible captain Andy Blignaut - have signed new deals, ending a strike over unpaid wages.
ICC WELCOMES ZIMBABWE MOVE
International cricket’s governing body has welcomed the decisions of Zimbabwe’s Interim Board to withdraw from Test cricket and investigate financial allegations.
ZIMBABWE ENDS TEST STATUS
Zimbabwe's interim cricket board has suspended the country's Test status for the remainder of 2006.
CHAMPIONS TROPHY VENUES ANNOUNCED
Three venues in India for international cricket's ICC Champions Trophy 2006 have been confirmed.
ICC CALLS CRISIS TV RIGHTS MEETING
The International Cricket Council has called together representatives from its full member countries to discuss the issue of television rights in India.
ZIMBABWE CRICKETERS STRIKE
Zimbabwe’s cricket team has downed bats, drawn stumps and gone on indefinite strike in protest against the way the national governing body is running the game
ICC MAINTAINS STANCE ON ZIMBABWE
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has reaffirmed its position that tours to Zimababwe should go ahead unless a government formally intervenes.
ICC SET TO IGNORE ZIMBABWE PLEA
The International Cricket Council (ICC) is reportedly set to ignore aplea from the UK Government for Test-playing nations to boycottZimbabwe.
NEW ZEALAND TOUR TO GO AHEAD
New Zealand's cricket tour of Zimbabwe looks like going ahead despite parliamentary opposition.
UK POLITICIAN SLAMS ZIMBABWE TOUR
The Leader of the UK's House of Commons Peter Hain said the England cricket team's tour of Zimbabwe was a "propaganda victory" for President Robert Mugabe.
ENGLAND TOUR BACK ON
England's tour of Zimbabwe looks set to go ahead after the government lifted its ban on British journalists, reports the BBC.
ZIMBABWE MEDIA BLOCK
Zimbabwe's government has turned down applications by British media organisations to cover England's cricket tour, a team spokesman says.
ZIMBABWE PLAYERS WITHDRAW
Zimbabwe players in dispute with the Zimbabwe Cricket Union (ZCU) have withdrawn from the process set up to resolve issues between the two parties, the International Cricket Council (ICC) said on Tuesday.
THORPE HITS OUT AT ECB
Leading cricketer Graham Thorpe has hit out at the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) over its decision to go ahead with the tour to Zimbabwe.