Andy Flower

How nice it is to have one's criticisms and comments answered so smartly and positively

ZIMBABWE's busy England tour continues with the ongoing four-day Vodafone Challenge Series match against Gloucestershire at Gloucester

In the Trinidad Test Match, the Zimbabwean victory target of 99 was the second lowest ever which a team has failed to achieve

Zimbabwe Cricket Union announced today that Churchill schoolboy Tatenda Taibu, who turns 17 in May, will leave tonight (Monday) to join the National Squad in the West Indies - one week earlier than originally scheduled

Andy Flower talks to John Ward about the recent Zimbabwe trip to South Africa for the triangular tournament also involving England

Andy Flower has played in both of Zimbabwe's Tests and all seven of their one-day internationals against England

Until independence in 1980, Rhodesia (as it then was) played regularly against South African provinces in the Currie Cup competition

Winstonians, the Harare high-density cricket club that derives its name from Churchill Boys High School where it began, is making steady progress towards national first-league status

John Ward looks forward to the Zimbabwean tour to South Africa for the triangular tournament which also includes England, and sounds out Andy Flower for his expectations

After his sterling efforts against Sri Lanka, we may well refer to Andy Flower as the Steve Waugh of Zimbabwean cricket

Andy Flower has played in all Zimbabwe's official matches against Sri Lanka, nine Tests and 16 one-day internationals to date

Joe was a promising young businessman working with a struggling company

Major teams: Zimbabwe (since 1988/89), Mashonaland (1993/94 to date)

The Mashonaland Cricket Association Prize Giving was held on the 28th of April, 1999

On Friday evening, 23 April, the Zimbabwe Cricket Union held its annual prize-giving at Harare Sports Club