We&#39;ll quit tour if we have to meet Mugabe, warns England skipper
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HARARE  - England skipper Michael Vaughan turned up the pressure ahead of the opening match against Zimbabwe by warning that his team will quit the tour if they are forced to meet Robert Mugabe.
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England&#39;s cricket players, who had canceled their flight to Harare on Tuesday after British journalists were refused entry to Zimbabwe, were hoping that ICC would decided to call off the tour, South Africa&#39;s national broadcaster SABC reported on Thursday
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England captain Michael Vaughan insists the issue of which players will tour Zimbabwe will not distract his side against Australia on Tuesday.
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England&#39;s tour of Zimbabwe will be called off unless a &quot;significant number&quot; of banned journalists are admitted to cover the matches, England and Wales Cricket
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Zimbabwe are out of the Champions Trophy but captain Tatenda Taibu said they will leave England with their heads held high. The inexperienced side came close to beating Sri Lanka in the second game in group
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Michael Vaughan says England will quit their tour of Zimbabwe if they are forced to meet the President John Mugabe. England are scheduled to play their first one-day international on Sunday, as part of a revised four-match itinerary.
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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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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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It is far too late and far too obvious to point out that the England cricket teamâs tour to Zimbabwe in November comes with a distinct sense of dÃ©jÃ  vu.
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England&#39;s cricket tour of Zimbabwe will go ahead after Robert Mugabe&#39;s government lifted a ban preventing 13 British journalists from covering the five one-day internationals.
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The English cricket team is expected to go ahead with its tour of Zimbabwe after the country&#39;s Government agreed to allow several banned British journalists to cover the tour.
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JOHANNESBURG, South Africa -- England&#39;s cricket tour of Zimbabwe will go ahead after authorities lifted a ban on 13 British journalists, but not in time to save Friday&#39;s opening one-day match in Harare.
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THE England and Wales Cricket Board have confirmed Steve Harmison will face no action for pulling out of November&#39;s tour to Zimbabwe.
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Economic meltdown will force President Robert Mugabe from power the US ambassador to Zimbabwe predicts.
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England&#39;s Steve Harmison, the No. 1 ranked bowler in Test cricket, won&#39;t tour Zimbabwe in November, the England and Wales Cricket Board said in a statement.
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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&#39;s cricketers flew out for their no-win tour of Zimbabwe yesterday with captain Michael Vaughan saying they didn&#39;t condone President Robert Mugabe&#39;s crippling economic policies but hadn&#39;t been bullied into playing.