England cricketers shun Mugabe
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England captain Michael Vaughan says the Zimbabwe tour could still in doubt if the team are forced to meet Robert Mugabe.
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The government has told English cricket's governing body that it wants them to pull the plug on Zimbabwe's planned tour here next year, The Sun said Thursday.
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As England departed on a three-month tour of southern Africa yesterday, their captain, Michael Vaughan, suggested that his team could yet refuse to fulfil their commitment to the Zimbabwe section of the trip.
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ENGLAND&#39;S players hit out at cricket&#39;s authorities last night. They claimed they had been used as &quot;political pawns&quot; after the Zimbabwe government produced a spectacular U-turn to ensure the controversial one-day series will go ahead.
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Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe vowed today not to allow Western observers to monitor next yearâs parliamentary elections, saying only âfair-mindedâ countries would be asked to monitor the key vote.
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Zimbabwe's opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai cancelled a planned mass rally in Harare after police blocked supporters from attending the gathering in defiance of a court order.
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President Robert Mugabe on Thursday fired a broadside at western media for biased coverage of events in Zimbabwe, ignoring an adultery case involving his staunch opponent, former archbishop Pius Ncube.
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England are clear favourites to beat Zimbabwe but rain delays the start at Edgbaston.
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Harare, Zimbabwe - England&#39;s tour of Zimbabwe was cut from five one day international matches to four - with some disagreement between the England and Wales Cricket Board and Zimbabwe Cricket on Friday.
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England beat Zimbabwe by five wickets in the opening one-day international.
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Fast bowler Steve Harmison says he will not be going on England's tour to Zimbabwe.
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BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe  - England captain Michael Vaughan and Geraint Jones put in a superb 150 partnership on their way to setting Zimbabwe a 262 target to avoid a 4-0 series whitewash.
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Michael Vaughan&#39;s England tourists flew into South Africa on Monday, only too pleased to put the political difficulties of a series against Zimbabwe behind them and get on with playing serious cricket against a more challenging opponent
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Prime Minister Gordon Brown says he will not go to a summit if Zimbabwe's leader Robert Mugabe is there.
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England will call off its controversial tour of Zimbabwe unless the ban on journalists covering the match is lifted, England and Wales Cricket Board chairman David Morgan said this morning.
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Zimbabwe opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai slammed the England cricket team's decision to go ahead with a trip to his country, saying it plays into the hands of President Robert Mugabe.
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Senior Conservatives have called on the British Government to end the English cricket team's controversial tour of Zimbabwe after media representatives were banned from covering the matches.