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Former Zimbabwe Cricketer Narrowly Escapes Death After Being Attacked By A Leopard
Mr Whittal, who served Zimbabwe in 46 Tests and 147 ODIs over a decade, has had previous encounters with wild animals.
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Gulf Giants Team Camp Set Up for Players To Express Themselves: Gerhard Erasmus
Erasmus also touched upon the fact that he has enjoyed his time working with coach Andy Flower, a legend of Zimbabwean cricket, saying that the former England coach is a reassuring figure.
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PCB to Announce World XI Team in 2-3 Days: Najam Sethi
Media reports have said that former Zimbabwean Test player, Andy Flower has nearly completed his negotiations with some leading players for the World eleven tour to Lahore including Hashim Amla, Imran Tahir etc.
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Duncan Fletcher to stay on as Team India coach till 2015 ICC World Cup
The Zimbabwean has been under fire in recent times. Former Test batsman and now BCCI interim president (IPL affairs) Sunil Gavaskar wanted Duncan Fletcher out after India's poor showing on the tours of South Africa, New Zealand and Asia Cup.
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Zimbabwean Brown joins Kenya coaching staff
Kenya have appointed former Zimbabwe cricket coach Robin Brown as head of its national elite programme to oversee the development of the game from the grassroots to the top level.
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Campbell resigns as Zimbabwe national selector
Former Test cricketer Alastair Campbell has stepped down from his position as chairman of selectors of the Zimbabwean cricket board with immediate effect and will be replaced by former wicketkeeper batsman Wayne James.
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Kirsten backs Fletcher's appointment as India coach
The appointment of Duncan Fletcher as the new coach of the Indian cricket team is a positive change as the Zimbabwean brings a wealth of experience to the table, feels former coach Gary Kirsten.
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Buchanan supports Fletcher's appointment as India coach
Duncan Fletcher's vast coaching experience and his similarity to his successful predecessor, Gary Kirsten, will hold the Zimbabwean in good stead during his tenure as India coach, believes former Australia coach John Buchanan.
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Fletcher must carry Kirsten's legacy: Bevan
Former Australian cricketer Michael Bevan on Wednesday welcomed the appointment of Duncan Fletcher as the new coach of the Indian team and said the Zimbabwean should carry forward the legacy left behind by the inspirational Gary Kirsten.
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Former Zimbabwe Cricketer Narrowly Escapes Death After Being Attacked By A Leopard
Mr Whittal, who served Zimbabwe in 46 Tests and 147 ODIs over a decade, has had previous encounters with wild animals.
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Gulf Giants Team Camp Set Up for Players To Express Themselves: Gerhard Erasmus
Erasmus also touched upon the fact that he has enjoyed his time working with coach Andy Flower, a legend of Zimbabwean cricket, saying that the former England coach is a reassuring figure.
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PCB to Announce World XI Team in 2-3 Days: Najam Sethi
Media reports have said that former Zimbabwean Test player, Andy Flower has nearly completed his negotiations with some leading players for the World eleven tour to Lahore including Hashim Amla, Imran Tahir etc.
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Duncan Fletcher to stay on as Team India coach till 2015 ICC World Cup
The Zimbabwean has been under fire in recent times. Former Test batsman and now BCCI interim president (IPL affairs) Sunil Gavaskar wanted Duncan Fletcher out after India's poor showing on the tours of South Africa, New Zealand and Asia Cup.
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Zimbabwean Brown joins Kenya coaching staff
Kenya have appointed former Zimbabwe cricket coach Robin Brown as head of its national elite programme to oversee the development of the game from the grassroots to the top level.
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Campbell resigns as Zimbabwe national selector
Former Test cricketer Alastair Campbell has stepped down from his position as chairman of selectors of the Zimbabwean cricket board with immediate effect and will be replaced by former wicketkeeper batsman Wayne James.
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Kirsten backs Fletcher's appointment as India coach
The appointment of Duncan Fletcher as the new coach of the Indian cricket team is a positive change as the Zimbabwean brings a wealth of experience to the table, feels former coach Gary Kirsten.
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Buchanan supports Fletcher's appointment as India coach
Duncan Fletcher's vast coaching experience and his similarity to his successful predecessor, Gary Kirsten, will hold the Zimbabwean in good stead during his tenure as India coach, believes former Australia coach John Buchanan.
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Fletcher must carry Kirsten's legacy: Bevan
Former Australian cricketer Michael Bevan on Wednesday welcomed the appointment of Duncan Fletcher as the new coach of the Indian team and said the Zimbabwean should carry forward the legacy left behind by the inspirational Gary Kirsten.
