England cleared to tour Zimbabwe
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English cricket authorities give the national team the go-ahead to tour Zimbabwe.
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England&#39;s cricket team captain says that his team will quit its current tour of Zimbabwe if he is force to shake hands with Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe.
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The relief on the faces of many of the England squad to be back in Johannesburg after nine days in Zimbabwe was clear to see. Normal service was resumed, and the business part of this winter&#39;s tour - the
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England&#39;s controversial cricket tour of Zimbabwe is set to be resurrected after a ban on British journalists was lifted. The tour was close to collapse after 13 sports correspondents were barred by Robert Mugabe&#39;s brutal Zanu PF regime.
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England are clear favourites to beat Zimbabwe but rain delays the start at Edgbaston.
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England race to a 2-0 series lead with a comfortable 161-run win over Zimbabwe.
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England are again far too good for Zimbabwe, winning the final one-day international by 74 runs.
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England were ordered to stay in South Africa rather than fly to Zimbabwe on Wednesday after the Harare government barred most British media from covering a five-match cricket tour.
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England will avoid financial sanctions if they pull out of their tour to Zimbabwe. According to sources, the majority of Test-playing countries would back the England and Wales Cricket Board
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England&#39;s cricket team has scored a 152 run win over Zimbabwe in their first match of the International Cricket Council&#39;s Champions Trophy tournament in Edgbaston.
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England's cricket team finally arrived in Harare for a 10-day, five-match tour which had been hanging in the balance for the past few days.
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England won the toss and sent Zimbabwe in to bat in their World Twenty20 match at Newlands on Thursday.
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Zimbabwe have been English cricket&#39;s bÃªte noir over the past year but here yesterday, they did them a huge favour in the Champions Trophy, despite losing to Sri Lanka by four
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England captain Michael Vaughan has admitted he cannot wait for the tour to Zimbabwe to be over.
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England were ordered to stay in South Africa rather than fly to Zimbabwe yesterday after the Harare government barred most British media from covering their five-match cricket tour.
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Michael Vaughan said he hoped to take the batting form he has shown in Zimbabwe into the long tour of South Africa, where England fly on Monday.
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England confirmed they would go ahead with their five-match one-day international tour of Zimbabwe next month.