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Australia vs Zimbabwe
Sat, August 16 2014
Shane Watson out of Australia’s tour to Zimbabwe; Phil Hughes called as replacement
Phil Hughes to replace after all-rounder sprained his ankle.
Sat, February 15 2014
Australia may play triangular series in Zimbabwe soon
Australia last toured Zimbabwe in 2004 for a one-day series.
Sun, August 24 2014
Matthew Hayden scores 380 against Zimbabwe at Perth; beats Brian Lara’s world record
On October 10, 2003, Australian opener Matthew Hayden became the highest individual run-scorer in a single Test innings when he went past Brian Lara's 375, at the WACA against Zimbabwe, when he scored 380 runs. Jaideep Vaidya revisits the epic knock.
Sun, June 09 2013
When Zimbabwe announced their arrival on the international stage
On June 9, 1983, the ICC Prudential World Cup kicked off in England amidst great frenzy. Karthik Parimal looks back at the opening fixture between Zimbabwe and Australia, and how the latter were promptly stunned.
Mon, February 21 2011
Australia choose to bat first against Zimbabwe
Australia are currently enjoying a 29 match winning streak at the mega event and would be looking to extend it further against the African minnows. But their tournament build-up left a lot to be desired as they lost both their warm-up games against India and South Africa respectively.
Sun, February 20 2011
Preview: Australia favourites in game against Zimbabwe, but…
By Suneer Chowdhary
What the Aussies will want to achieve more than just a win is flawlessness in their performance. The batting is known to collapse when faced with bowlers that send down balls off very short run-ups and that will be exactly what Zimbabwe dole out – the likes of Prosper Utseya and Raymond Price bowling their brand of slow bowling.
Sun, February 20 2011
World Cup preview: Ponting’s return bolsters Australia
By Jamie Alter
The last time these two sides met in a limited-overs contest, Zimbabwe ended up victors in an unforgettable encounter. But that was during the inaugural ICC World Twenty20 in 2007, and was for all practical purposes a one-off upset win.
Thu, March 06 2014
World Cup adorns Bombay Stock Exchange
The International Cricket Council marked the 30-day countdown to the World Cup by displaying the tournament's trophy at the Bombay Stock Exchange on Wednesday.ICC president Sharad Pawar, chief executive Haroon Lorgat and tournament director Ratnakar Shetty all rang the opening bell at the BSE to signal the start of the day's trading.