Zimbabwe
County chiefs want compensation
A new survey has revealed that the heads of English county cricket believe that the UK government should compensate the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) if England withdraws from the controversial World Cup game to be held in Zimbabwe.
ICC standing its ground
The International Cricket Council (ICC) is standing its ground against renewed calls for World Cup matches to be moved from Zimbabwe.
Cricket chiefs set for talks
English cricket chiefs will meet will government officials this week to discuss the political hot potato of whether the national team should play in Zimbabwe.
Australia taking fight to the ICC
The Australian government is reportedly heading a last gasp attempt to persuade the International Cricket Council to move the World Cup games scheduled to be played in Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe wins ICC approval
Cricket's governing body the ICC has said World Cup games can be staged in Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe to learn host fate
Zimbabwe is to learn today whether it will be able to stage a number of matches during next year's Cricket World Cup.
ICC receives Zimbabwe report
The security delegation of cricket's governing body the ICC will today deliver its report on Zimbabwe's suitability to host games during next year's Cricket World Cup to its executive board.
ICC Zimbabwe decision due
Cricket governing body the ICC is set to unveil its findings following its recent trip to Zimbabwe which will confirm whether or not the country will host part of the 2003 Cricket World Cup.
Cricket World Cup visa row
Games during the Cricket World Cup scheduled to be staged in Zimbabwe could be switched to South Africa as a result of a row over the granting of visas to journalists.
ICC checks out World Cup security
The International Cricket Council's (ICC) Security Delegation arrives in Zimbabwe today to begin a three-day inspection of the security arrangements and preparations ahead of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2003.
ICC to check on World Cup security
The International Cricket Council (ICC) is sending a delegation to Zimbabwe to examine security ahead of the 2003 World Cup.
ICC says no to player power
The Federation of International Cricketers Association (FICA) says it is unhappy with the International Cricket Council refusal to recognise a players' association.
Trent Bridge still a Test ground
Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club has reached a deal with the England and Wales Cricket Board preserving the status of the Trent Bridge ground as a venue for one-day internationals and Test matches.
Australia to compete in ICC Trophy
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has confirmed that Australia will participate in the ICC Champions Trophy on September 12 in Sri Lanka despite the the sponsorship row facing cricket's governing body.
ESS strengthens cricket line-up
Pan-regional Asian pay-TV network ESPN Star Sports (ESS) has tied up exclusive broadcast deals with five international cricket boards.
ESS strengthens cricket line-up
Pan-regional Asian pay-TV network ESPN Star Sports (ESS) has tied up exclusive broadcast deals with five international cricket boards.
Cricket World Cup to move
Plans to move next year's cricket World Cup games from Zimbabwe to South Africa will be discussed this week by Commonwealth sports ministers at a meeting in Britain, according to reports.
Cricket World Cup to move
Plans to move next year's cricket World Cup games from Zimbabwe to South Africa will be discussed this week by Commonwealth sports ministers at a meeting in Britain, according to reports.