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'It means a lot to us' - Chigumbura: Zimbabwe have been given a timely confidence boost after their shock one-run win over Australia in their World Twenty20 warm-up match
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Shillingford, Pascal put West Indies A on top: West Indies A were on top of Zimbabwe, racing to 51 for 0 in 10 overs after restricting the visitors to 183 on the opening day of their four-day first class match at Queen's Park Stadium on Friday
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Dowlin, Edwards fashion first-innings lead: West Indies A captain Travis Dowlin led a recovery of sorts but missed out on a century on the second day of the first class match against Zimbabwe
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Utseya resigns as Zimbabwe captain: Prosper Utseya has resigned as captain of Zimbabwe, handing over a formal resignation letter following a meeting with the managing director of Zimbabwe Cricket
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Fletcher to conduct clinics in Zimbabwe: Duncan Fletcher, the former England coach and Zimbabwe national team captain, arrived in Zimbabwe today
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Brathwaite, Edwards star in six-wicket victory: Half-centuries from Kirk Edwards and Kraigg Brathwaite gave West Indies A an eventually easy six-wicket win against Zimbabwe in the four-day game at St George's
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Blignaut, Taibu and Ervine prop up Zimbabwe: Half-centuries by Tatenda Taibu, Craig Ervine and Andy Blignaut propped up Zimbabwe on the third day in Grenada to stretch the lead to a competitive 225 with three wickets in hand
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Jayawardene ton floors Zimbabwe: Sri Lanka won on the Duckworth-Lewis method as Zimbabwe only reached 29 for 1 in five overs instead of the required 43 for 1.
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Khan blitz downs Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe's preparations for next week's ICC World Twenty20 took another hit as they were again beaten by West Indies A in a practice Twenty20 match
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Dowlin steers Windies A home: West Indies A were indebted to an unbeaten innings from their captain Travis Dowlin as they overhauled a small target with two deliveries in hand
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Vettori eyes Chigumbura in must-win match: New Zealand's captain Daniel Vettori has identified Elton Chigumbura as the danger man for Zimbabwe as the two teams prepare for Tuesday's battle to decide who progresses to the Super Eights
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New Zealand in Super Eights after easy rain-hit win: Zimbabwe subsided to one of the lowest Twenty20 totals against New Zealand to become the first team to bow out of the competition
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Zimbabwe secure another notable scalp: Pakistan slumped to an embarrassing 12-run defeat at the hands of a buoyant Zimbabwe
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Zimbabwe aim to continue positive progress: Zimbabwe cricket is taking small but important steps back to normalcy, and their participation in a major global event is an important part of that process
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New Zealand resume hostilities with Zimbabwe: New Zealand are on a high after their penultimate-ball win on Friday and can seal their spot in the final eight even with a tight loss to Zimbabwe
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An opportunity in upheaval: The game needs a sparkling tournament in West Indies and, most importantly, a clean and controversy-free event
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Under-pressure Sri Lanka face buoyant Zimbabwe: All the pressure is now on Sri Lanka for if they lose tomorrow, they will have to go back home
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Sri Lanka seek to avoid early exit: With Afghanistan, Ireland and Bangladesh unable to produce an upset in their opening World Twenty20 matches it is now down to Zimbabwe to shake up the established order
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Zimbabwe shock Australia with warm-up win: Zimbabwe delivered Australia a wake-up call after taking two wickets in the final over to seal a one-run win in their warm-up in St Lucia
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Zimbabwe coach looks to spin: Alan Butcher, the Zimbabwe coach, has backed his team's strength in spin bowling to cause Sri Lanka problems when the two teams meet at Providence on Monday
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