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"Cannot Fix A Problem By Creating Another Problem": Zimbabwe Skipper Sikandar Raza After Defeat vs India In 3rd T20I
After his 23-run loss against India in the third T20I match of the series on Wednesday, Zimbabwe skipper Sikandar Raza said that they gave away 20 runs extra.
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I Would See Negative Headlines About Pakistan On ICC Notice Boards: PCB's CEO
"Pakistan's perception is not good. I can be very honest about it; I've worked in the ICC and with Zimbabwe cricket, so I know the discussions which take place in the corridors about Pakistan cricket. Pakistan's perception and reputation is a problem," said Hasnain.
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Hunger, Power Cuts In Zimbabwe, Zambia As Lake Level Hits Record Low
Lake Kariba on the Zambezi River border between Zimbabwe and Zambia used to be dotted with hundreds of commercial fishing rigs, while local fishermen in small makeshift boats would catch enough bream for their livelihood.
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Zimbabwe Pack Up Their Problems at World Cup
For a small cricketing country, Zimbabwe have occasionally punched above their weight at World Cups. They reached the Super Six stage in both 1999 and 2003 before an administrative upheaval which resulted in many leading players quitting the game, eventually resulting in Zimbabwe withdrawing from Test cricket for six years.
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South Africa Pledge No Mercy on Struggling Zimbabwe in One-Off Test
Given Zimbabwe's lowly ranking and the myriad problems infecting its cricket, South Africa could have been forgiven for resting key players in the one-off Test but have instead stuck with the 15-man squad that recently clinched a series victory in Sri Lanka.
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First black African woman nominated for Man Booker Prize
Zimbabwe's NoViolet Bulawayo on Tuesday became the first black African woman to be shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize, for her tale of a 10-year-old girl who escapes poverty at home only to find new problems in the United States.
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Lack of application has been a problem: Elton Chigumbura
After three defeats in Harare, Zimbabwe were expected to perform better on the batsmen-friendly wicket at the Queens Sports Club here, but that was not the case as the hosts collapsed to be all out for 144.
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Sri Lanka aim to build momentum
Like all four major Test nations in Group A, Sri Lanka are on course to progress to the quarter-finals without any serious problems, and the chances of Zimbabwe providing an upset to create a modicum of the excitement witnessed in the other group is slim to none.
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Batting was a problem for our side: Chigumbura
After being outplayed by defending champions Australia in their opening World Cup match at the Sardar Patel Stadium here on Monday, Zimbabwe skipper Elton Chigumbura said the team needed to improve its batting.
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Under-strength India, Sri Lanka arrive in Zimbabwe
An under-strength India and Sri Lanka arrived in Zimbabwe for a tri-nations tournament and say they have no problems touring the troubled African country.
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Zimbabwe remains a complex problem: CSA
Cricket South Africa on Sunday made it clear that Zimbabwe's future in ICC remains a "complex" issue which needs to be dealt with soon.
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"Cannot Fix A Problem By Creating Another Problem": Zimbabwe Skipper Sikandar Raza After Defeat vs India In 3rd T20I
After his 23-run loss against India in the third T20I match of the series on Wednesday, Zimbabwe skipper Sikandar Raza said that they gave away 20 runs extra.
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I Would See Negative Headlines About Pakistan On ICC Notice Boards: PCB's CEO
"Pakistan's perception is not good. I can be very honest about it; I've worked in the ICC and with Zimbabwe cricket, so I know the discussions which take place in the corridors about Pakistan cricket. Pakistan's perception and reputation is a problem," said Hasnain.
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Hunger, Power Cuts In Zimbabwe, Zambia As Lake Level Hits Record Low
Lake Kariba on the Zambezi River border between Zimbabwe and Zambia used to be dotted with hundreds of commercial fishing rigs, while local fishermen in small makeshift boats would catch enough bream for their livelihood.
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Zimbabwe Pack Up Their Problems at World Cup
For a small cricketing country, Zimbabwe have occasionally punched above their weight at World Cups. They reached the Super Six stage in both 1999 and 2003 before an administrative upheaval which resulted in many leading players quitting the game, eventually resulting in Zimbabwe withdrawing from Test cricket for six years.
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South Africa Pledge No Mercy on Struggling Zimbabwe in One-Off Test
Given Zimbabwe's lowly ranking and the myriad problems infecting its cricket, South Africa could have been forgiven for resting key players in the one-off Test but have instead stuck with the 15-man squad that recently clinched a series victory in Sri Lanka.
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First black African woman nominated for Man Booker Prize
Zimbabwe's NoViolet Bulawayo on Tuesday became the first black African woman to be shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize, for her tale of a 10-year-old girl who escapes poverty at home only to find new problems in the United States.
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Lack of application has been a problem: Elton Chigumbura
After three defeats in Harare, Zimbabwe were expected to perform better on the batsmen-friendly wicket at the Queens Sports Club here, but that was not the case as the hosts collapsed to be all out for 144.
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Sri Lanka aim to build momentum
Like all four major Test nations in Group A, Sri Lanka are on course to progress to the quarter-finals without any serious problems, and the chances of Zimbabwe providing an upset to create a modicum of the excitement witnessed in the other group is slim to none.
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Batting was a problem for our side: Chigumbura
After being outplayed by defending champions Australia in their opening World Cup match at the Sardar Patel Stadium here on Monday, Zimbabwe skipper Elton Chigumbura said the team needed to improve its batting.
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Under-strength India, Sri Lanka arrive in Zimbabwe
An under-strength India and Sri Lanka arrived in Zimbabwe for a tri-nations tournament and say they have no problems touring the troubled African country.
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Zimbabwe remains a complex problem: CSA
Cricket South Africa on Sunday made it clear that Zimbabwe's future in ICC remains a "complex" issue which needs to be dealt with soon.
