MATCH RESULTS
1983 in Englandv Australia (Trent Bridge), 9 June Won by 13 runsZimbabwe 239/6; Australia 226/7v India (Leicester), 11 June Lost by five wicketsZimbabwe 155; India 157/5v West Indies (Worcester), 13 June Lost by eight wicketsZimbabwe 217/7; West Indies 218/2v Australia (Southampton), 16 June Lost by 32 runsAustralia 272/7; Zimbabwe 240v India (Tunbridge Wells), 18 June Lost by 31 runsIndia 266/8; Zimbabwe 235v West Indies (Edgbaston), 20 June Lost by ten wicketsZimbabwe 171; West Indies 172/0.1987/88 in India and Pakistanv New Zealand (Hyderabad), 10 October Lost by 3 runsNew Zealand 242/7; Zimbabwe 239v Australia (Madras), 13 October Lost by 96 runsAustralia 235/9; Zimbabwe 139v India (Bombay), 17 October Lost by eight wicketsZimbabwe 135; India 136/2v New Zealand (Calcutta), 23 October Lost by four wicketsZimbabwe 227/5; New Zealand 228/6v India (Ahmedabad), 26 October Lost by seven wicketsZimbabwe 191/7; India 194/3v Australia (Cuttack), 30 October Lost by 70 runsAustralia 266/5; Zimbabwe 196/61991/92 in Australia and New Zealandv Sri Lanka (New Plymouth), 23 February Lost by three wicketsZimbabwe 312/4; Sri Lanka 313/7v Pakistan (Hobart), 27 February Lost by 53 runsPakistan 254/4; Zimbabwe 201/7v West Indies (Brisbane), 29 February Lost by 75 runsWest Indies 264/8; Zimbabwe 189/7v New Zealand (Napier), 3 March Lost by 48 runs (revised)New Zealand 162/3; Zimbabwe 105/7v India (Hamilton), 7 March Lost by 54 runs (revised)India 203/7; Zimbabwe 104/1v South Africa (Canberra), 10 March Lost by seven wicketsZimbabwe 163; South Africa 164/3v Australia (Hobart), 14 March Lost by 128 runsAustralia 265/6; Zimbabwe 137v England (Albury), 18 March Won by 9 runsZimbabwe 134; England 1251995/96 in India, Pakistan and Sri Lankav West Indies (Hyderabad), 16 February Lost by six wicketsZimbabwe 151/9; West Indies 155/4v Sri Lanka (Colombo), 21 February Lost by six wicketsZimbabwe 228/6; Sri Lanka 229/4v Kenya (Patna), 26 February Drawn (rain)Zimbabwe 45/3Replay v Kenya (Patna), 27 February Won by five wicketsKenya 134; Zimbabwe 137/5v Australia (Nagpur), 1 March Lost by eight wicketsZimbabwe 154; Australia 158/2v India (Kanpur), 6 March Lost by 40 runsIndia 247/5; Zimbabwe 2071999 in Englandv Kenya (Taunton), 15 May Won by five wicketsKenya 229/7; Zimbabwe 231/5v India (Leicester), 19 May Won by 3 runsZimbabwe 252/9; India 249v Sri Lanka (Worcester), 22 May Lost by four wicketsZimbabwe 197/9; Sri Lanka 198/6v England (Nottingham), 25 May Lost by seven wicketsZimbabwe 167/8; England 168/3v South Africa (Chelmsford), 29 MayZimbabwe 233/6; South Africa 185Super Six matchesv New Zealand (Leeds), 6-7 June Match drawn (rain)Zimbabwe 175; New Zealand 70/3v Australia (Lord’s), 9 June Lost by 44 runsAustralia 303/4; Zimbabwe 259/6v Pakistan (The Oval), 11 June Lost by 148 runsPakistan 271/9; Zimbabwe 1232002/03 in Zimbabwe and South Africav Namibia (Harare SC), 10 February 2003 Won by 86 runs (D/L)Zimbabwe 340/2; Namibia 104/5v England (Harare SC), 13 February 2003 Zimbabwe awarded walkoverv India (Harare SC), 19 February 2003 Lost by 83 runsIndia 255/7; Zimbabwe 172v Australia (Queens SC), 24 February Lost by seven wicketsZimbabwe 246/9; Australia 248/3v Holland (Queens SC), 28 February Won by 99 runsZimbabwe 301/8; Holland 202/9v Pakistan (Queens SC), 4 March Match drawn (rain)Pakistan 73/3Super Six matchesv New Zealand (Bloemfontein), 8 March Lost by six wicketsZimbabwe 252/7; New Zealand 253/4v Kenya (Bloemfontein), 12 March Lost by seven wicketsZimbabwe 133; Kenya 135/3v Sri Lanka (East London), 15 March Lost by 74 runsSri Lanka 256/5; Zimbabwe 182WORLD CUP RECORD AGAINST EACH COUNTRYM W L Dv England 3 2+ 1 -v Australia 8 1 7 -v South Africa 2 1 1 -v West Indies 4 – 4 -v New Zealand 5 – 4 1v India 8 1 7 -v Pakistan 3 – 2 1v Sri Lanka 4 – 4 -v Kenya* 3 2 1 -v Holland 1 1 – -v Namibia 1 1 – ——————–Total 42 9 31 2——————-+ including walkover awarded in 2002/03* excluding the abandoned match which was replayed in 1995/96TEAM RECORDSHIGHEST INNINGS TOTALS (250 or more)For:340/2 v Namibia (Harare Sports Club) 2002/03312/4 v Sri Lanka (New Plymouth) 1991/92301/8 v Holland (Queens Sports Club) 2002/03259/6 v Australia (Lord’s) 1999252/7 v New Zealand (Bloemfontein) 2002/03252/9 v India (Leicester) 1999Against:313/7 by Sri Lanka (New Plymouth) 1991/92303/4 by Australia (Lord’s) 1999272/7 by Australia (Southampton) 1983271/9 by Pakistan (The Oval) 1999266/8 by India (Tunbridge Wells) 1983266/5 by Australia (Cuttack) 1987/88265/6 by Australia (Hobart) 1991/92264/8 by West Indies (Brisbane) 1991/92256/5 by Sri Lanka (East London) 2002/03255/7 by India (Harare Sports Club) 2002/03254/4 by Pakistan (Hobart) 1991/92253/4 by New Zealand (Bloemfontein) 2002/03LOWEST INNINGS TOTALS (150 or less)For:123 v Pakistan (The Oval) 1999133 v Kenya (Bloemfontein) 2002/03134 v England (Albury) 1991/92135 v India (Bombay) 1987/88137 v Australia (Hobart) 1991/92139 v Australia (Madras) 1987/88Against:125 by England (Albury) 1991/92134 by Kenya (Patna) 1995/96HIGHEST MATCH AGGREGATES625 runs/11 wkts v Sri Lanka (New Plymouth) 1991/92562 runs/10 wkts v Australia (Lord’s) 1999512 runs/17 wkts v Australia (Southampton) 1983505 runs/11 wkts v New Zealand (Bloemfontein) 2002/03503 runs/17 wkts v Holland (Queens Sports Club) 2002/03501 runs/18 wkts v India (Tunbridge Wells) 1983501 runs/19 wkts v India (Leicester) 1999LOWEST MATCH AGGREGATES (excluding rain-affected matches)259 runs/20 wkts v England (Albury) 1991/92268 runs/13 wkts v Kenya (Bloemfontein) 2002/03271 runs/12 wkts v India (Bombay) 1987/88271 runs/15 wkts v Kenya (Patna) 1995/96274 runs/19 wkts v Australia (Madras) 1987/88LARGEST MARGINS OF VICTORY148 runs Lost to Pakistan (The Oval) 1999128 runs Lost to Australia (Hobart) 1991/92ten wickets Lost to West Indies (Edgbaston) 1983SMALLEST MARGINS OF VICTORY3 runs Lost to New Zealand (Hyderabad) 1987/883 runs Beat India (Leicester) 19999 runs Beat England (Albury) 1991/9213 runs Beat Australia (Trent Bridge) 1983three wickets Lost to Sri Lanka (New Plymouth) 1991/92BATTING RECORDSCENTURIESFor:172* C B Wishart, v Namibia (Harare Sports Club) 2002/03142 D L Houghton, v New Zealand (Hyderabad) 1987/88132* N C Johnson, v Australia (Lord’s) 1999115* A Flower, v Sri Lanka (New Plymouth) 1991/92Against:175* Kapil Dev, for India (Tunbridge Wells) 1983114 Aamer Sohail, for Pakistan (Hobart) 1991/92106 V G Kambli, for India (Kanpur) 1995/96105* C G Greenidge, for West Indies (Edgbaston) 1983104 M E Waugh, for Australia (Lord’s) 1999103* M S Atapattu, for Sri Lanka (East London) 2002/03103 Saeed Anwar, for Pakistan (The Oval) 1999102* N J Astle, for New Zealand (Bloemfontein) 2002/03CENTURY ON OFFICIAL ONE-DAY INTERNATIONAL DEBUT115* A Flower, v Sri Lanka (New Plymouth) 1991/92OPENING BATSMAN CARRYING BAT THROUGH COMPLETED INNINGS115* A Flower, v Sri Lanka (New Plymouth) 1991/92132* N C Johnson, v Australia (Lord’s) 1999172* C B Wishart, v Namibia (Harare Sports Club) 2002/03103* M S Atapattu, for Sri Lanka (East London) 2002/03MOST BOUNDARIES IN AN INNINGSFor:21 (18×4, 3×6) C B Wishart (172*), v Namibia(Harare Sports Club) 2002/0319 (13×4, 6×6) D L Houghton (142), v New Zealand(Hyderabad) 1987/8816 (14×4, 2×6) N C Johnson (132*), v Australia(Lord’s) 1999Against:22 (16×4, 6×6) Kapil Dev (175*), for India(Tunbridge Wells) 1983RECORD PARTNERSHIPS FOR ZIMBABWE (including all of 100 or more)107 for 1st C B Wishart (172*) and M A Vermeulen (39),v Namibia (Harare Sports Club)114 for 2nd N C Johnson (132*) and M W Goodwin (47),v Australia (Lord’s) 1999166* for 3rd C B Wishart (172*) and G W Flower (78*),v Namibia (Harare Sports Club) 2002/0391 for 4th M W Goodwin (57) and A D R Campbell (40),v New Zealand (Leeds) 1999145* for 5th A Flower (115*) and A C Waller (83*),v Sri Lanka (New Plymouth) 1991/92103 for 6th D L Houghton (84) and K M Curran (35),v Australia (Southampton) 198375* for 7th D A G Fletcher (69*) and I P Butchart (34*),v Australia (Nottingham) 1983117 for 8th D L Houghton (142) and I P Butchart (54),v New Zealand (Hyderabad) 1987/8855 for 9th K M Curran (62) and P W E Rawson (19),v West Indies (Birmingham) 198336 for 10th A J Pycroft (61) and M P Jarvis (8*),v India (Bombay) 1987/88RECORD PARTNERSHIPS AGAINST ZIMBABWE (including all of 100 or more)172* for 1st D L Haynes (88*) and S F A F Bacchus (80*),for West Indies (Birmingham) 1983128 for 1st R S Mahanama (59) and M A R Samarasekera (75),for Sri Lanka (New Plymouth) 1991/92112 for 2nd K C Wessels (70) and P N Kirsten (62*),for South Africa (Canberra) 1991/92195* for 3rd C G Greenidge (105*) and H A Gomes (75*),for West Indies (Worcester) 1983172 for 3rd A P Gurusinha (87) and P A de Silva (91),for Sri Lanka (Colombo) 1995/96152 for 3th M E Waugh (104) and S R Waugh (62),for Australia (Lord’s) 1999145 for 3rd Aamer Sohail (114) and Javed Miandad (89),for Pakistan (Hobart) 1991/92129 for 3rd A H Jones (57) and M D Crowe (74*),for New Zealand (Napier) 1991/92123 for 3rd N Hussain (57*) and G P Thorpe (62),for England (Nottingham) 1999117 for 3rd R B Richardson (56) and C L Hooper (63),for West Indies (Brisbane) 1991/92113 for 3rd G R Marsh (62) and A R Border (67),for Australia (Madras) 1987/88142 for 4th N S Sidhu (80) and V G Kambli (106),for India (Kanpur) 1995/96121 for 4th N J Astle (102*) and C L Cairns (54),for New Zealand (Bloemfontein) 2002/03113 for 5th M E Waugh (66*) and S R Waugh (55),for Australia (Hobart) 1991/9261 for 6th A Ranatunga (88*) and S T Jayasuriya (32),for Sri Lanka (New Plymouth) 1991/9266 for 7th D J Cullinan (29) and S M Pollock (52),for South Africa (Chelmsford) 199946* for 7th J J Crowe (88*) and I D S Smith (17*),for New Zealand (Calcutta) 1987/8862 for 8th Kapil Dev (175*) and Madan Lal (17),for India (Tunbridge Wells) 1983126* for 9th Kapil Dev (175*) and S M H Kirmani (24*),for India (Tunbridge Wells) 198335 for 10th L Klusener (52*) and A A Donald (7),for South Africa (Chelmsford) 1999BATSMEN WITH 200 RUNS IN WORLD CUP CRICKETM I NO Runs HS Av. 100 50A Flower 30 29 4 816 115* 32.64 1 4D L Houghton 20 19 0 567 142 29.84 1 4G W Flower 21 20 2 512 78* 28.44 – 1A C Waller 20 20 3 479 83* 28.17 – 2N C Johnson 8 8 1 367 132* 52.42 1 3H H Streak 22 18 7 328 72* 29.81 – 1A J Pycroft 20 19 2 295 61 17.35 – 2C B Wishart 8 7 1 293 172* 48.83 1 -K M Curran 11 11 0 287 73 26.09 – 2A D R Campbell 19 18 1 281 75 16.52 – 1A H Omarshah 16 16 1 266 60* 17.73 – 1G J Whittall 20 18 1 246 35 14.47 – -I P Butchart 17 14 2 240 54 20.00 – 1K J Arnott 9 8 1 206 60 29.42 – 3M W Goodwin 8 8 0 201 57 25.12 – 1BOWLINGFOUR WICKETS IN AN INNINGSFor:5/21 P A Strang, v Kenya (Patna) 1995/964/21 E A Brandes, v England (Albury) 1991/924/40 P A Strang, v West Indies (Hyderabad) 1995/964/42 D A G Fletcher, v Australia (Nottingham) 19834/42 N C Johnson, v Kenya (Taunton) 1999Against:4/19 M Prabhakar, for India (Bombay) 1987/884/34 S K Warne, for Australia (Nagpur) 1995/964/39 S P O’Donnell, for Australia (Madras) 1987/88MOST ECONOMICAL ANALYSESFor:10-4-16-0 A J Traicos, v England (Albury) 1991/9210-3-17-2 A H Omarshah, v England (Albury) 1991/92Against:6-3-7-0 S R Waugh, for Australia (Madras) 1987/888-1-14-2 J Srinath, for India (Harare SC) 2002/0310-3-15-2 M R Whitney, for Australia (Hobart) 1991/9210-4-16-2 A D Mullally, for England (Nottingham) 199910-3-18-0 I R Bishop, for West Indies (Hyderabad) 1995/9612-3-19-2 M D Marshall, for West Indies (Birmingham) 1983MOST EXPENSIVE ANALYSESFor:10-0-72-0 K G Duers, v Sri Lanka (New Plymouth) 1991/9210-1-71-1 M P Jarvis, v West Indies (Brisbane) 1991/9210-1-70-3 E A Brandes, v Sri Lanka (New Plymouth) 1991/92Against:5-0-54-0 A R Adams, for New Zealand (Bloemfontein) 2002/0310-1-75-0 B L Kotze, for Namibia (Harare SC) 2002/0310-0-72-2 A P Gurusinha, for Sri Lanka (New Plymouth) 1991/929-0-70-1 A B Agarkar, for India (Leicester) 199910-1-70-0 L J Burger, for Namibia (Harare SC) 2002/03BOWLERS WITH 10 WICKETS IN WORLD CUP CRICKETOvers Mdns Runs Wkts Av. Best 4wIH H Streak 175 13 805 22 36.59 3/35 -E A Brandes 129.1 11 640 16 40.00 4/21 1A J Traicos 188 13 673 16 42.06 3/35 -P A Strang 86.4 6 388 15 25.86 5/21 2I P Butchart 117 7 630 12 52.50 3/57 -P W E Rawson 95.1 10 427 12 35.58 3/47 -N C Johnson 50 4 233 12 19.41 4/42 1A H Omarshah 104.3 9 457 11 41.54 2/17 -G J Whittall 79.3 3 396 11 36.00 3/35 -ALL-ROUND PERFORMANCES40 RUNS AND FOUR WICKETS IN A MATCHFor:D A G Fletcher (75* and 4/42), v Australia (Nottingham) 1983N C Johnson (59 and 4/42), v Kenya (Taunton) 1999Against: No instances.WICKET-KEEPING RECORDS4 OR MORE DISMISSALS IN AN INNINGSFor:4 (all ct) D L Houghton, v India (Tunbridge Wells) 1983Against:5 (all ct) S M H Kirmani, for India (Leicester) 19835 (4 ct, 1 st) N R Mongia, for India (Leicester) 19994 (2 ct, 2 st) K S More, for India (Bombay) 1987/884 (3 ct, 1 st) K O Otieno, for Kenya (Bloemfontein) 2002/03WICKET-KEEPERS WITH 10 OR MORE DISMISSALS IN WORLD CUP CRICKET14 (11 ct, 3 st) A Flower11 (9 ct, 2 st) D L Houghton(Houghton also took 4 catches as a fielder, and Flower 1)FIELDING RECORDS3 OR MORE CATCHES IN AN INNINGSFor:3 A R Whittall, v South Africa (Chelmsford) 1999Against:3 A R Border, for Australia (Hobart) 1991/92FIELDERS WITH 10 OR MORE CATCHES IN WORLD CUP CRICKET10 A D R CampbellMISCELLANEOUSYOUNGEST ZIMBABWEAN PLAYERyr-dy19-159 A D R Campbell, v West Indies (Brisbane) 1991/9219-272 T Taibu, v Namibia (Harare Sports Club) 2002/0319-316 S Matsikenyeri, v Sri Lanka (East London) 2002/03OLDEST ZIMBABWEAN PLAYERyr-day44-306 A J Traicos, v England (Albury) 1991/92WORLD CUP CAREER RECORDS OF ZIMBABWEAN PLAYERSBATTING AND FIELDING STATISTICSM I NO Runs HS Av. 100 50 Ct/StK J Arnott 9 8 1 206 60 29.42 – 3 2A M Blignaut 7 6 0 123 58 20.50 – 2 1E A Brandes 16 12 4 120 23 15.00 – – 5R D Brown 7 7 0 110 38 15.71 – – 5M G Burmester 4 3 1 17 12 8.50 – – 1I P Butchart 17 14 2 240 54 20.00 – 1 4A D R Campbell 19 18 1 281 75 16.52 – 1 10S V Carlisle 6 5 1 62 27 15.50 – – -K M Curran 11 11 0 287 73 26.09 – 2 1S G Davies 1 1 0 9 9 9.00 – – -K G Duers 6 2 1 7 5 7.00 – – 3D D Ebrahim 7 5 0 79 32 15.80 – – 1S M Ervine 3 2 1 45 31* 43.00 – – -C N Evans 6 5 2 92 39* 30.66 – – -D A G Fletcher 6 6 2 191 71* 47.75 – 2 -A Flower 30 29 4 816 115* 32.64 1 4 12/3G W Flower 21 20 2 512 78* 28.44 – 1 8T J Friend 1 1 0 21 21 21.00 – – -M W Goodwin 8 8 0 201 57 25.12 – 1 4J G Heron 6 6 0 50 18 8.33 – – 1V R Hogg 2 1 1 7 7* — – – -D T Hondo 8 4 2 3 2 1.50 – – 2D L Houghton 20 19 0 567 142 29.84 1 4 13/2A G Huckle 3 2 0 0 0 0.00 – – 1W R James 4 3 0 35 17 11.66 – – 1M P Jarvis 10 5 3 37 17 18.50 – – 1N C Johnson 8 8 1 367 132* 52.42 1 3 1A C I Lock 6 3 2 8 5 8.00 – – -D A Marillier 5 4 0 41 21 10.25 – – 1S Matsikenyeri 1 1 1 1 1* — – – -M Mbangwa 3 1 0 0 0 0.00 – – -M A Meman 1 1 0 19 19 19.00 – – -B A Murphy 5 2 0 3 2 1.50 – – 2H K Olonga 9 6 4 15 5* 7.50 – – 1A H Omarshah 16 16 1 266 60* 17.73 – 1 3G A Paterson 10 10 0 123 27 12.30 – – 2S G Peall 5 2 0 9 9 4.50 – – 1G E Peckover 3 3 1 33 16* 16.50 – – -A J Pycroft 20 19 2 295 61 17.35 – 2 6P W E Rawson 10 8 3 80 24* 16.00 – – 4B C Strang 4 2 0 3 3 1.50 – – 2P A Strang 12 9 3 109 29 18.16 – – 2H H Streak 22 18 7 328 72* 29.81 – 1 7T Taibu 8 6 2 117 53 29.25 – 1 7/0A J Traicos 20 12 5 70 19 10.00 – – 2M A Vermeulen 3 3 0 66 39 22.00 – – -D P Viljoen 1 1 0 5 5 5.00 – – -A C Waller 20 20 3 479 83* 28.17 – 2 3A R Whittall 4 1 0 3 3 3.00 – – 5G J Whittall 20 18 1 246 35 14.47 – – 2C B Wishart 8 7 1 293 175* 48.83 1 – 1BOWLING STATISTICSOvers Mdns Runs Wkts Av. Best 4wIA M Blignaut 57 2 254 4 63.50 2/41 -E A Brandes 129.1 11 640 16 40.00 4/21 1M G Burmester 21.5 0 138 4 34.50 3/36 -I P Butchart 117 7 630 12 52.50 3/57 -A D R Campbell 3 0 13 0 — — -K M Curran 84.2 3 398 9 44.22 3/65 -K G Duers 50 2 256 3 85.33 1/17 -S M Ervine 12 0 87 3 29.00 1/19 -D A G Fletcher 50.1 5 221 7 31.57 4/42 1G W Flower 64.1 2 268 4 67.00 2/14 -T J Friend 2 0 13 0 — — -V R Hogg 15 4 49 0 — — -D T Hondo 50.2 4 265 6 46.25 1/16 -D L Houghton 2 0 19 1 19.00 1/19 -A G Huckle 20 1 78 1 78.00 1/43 -M P Jarvis 83.1 5 394 7 56.28 1/21 -N C Johnson 50 4 233 12 19.41 4/42 1A C I Lock 32 3 141 3 47.00 2/57 -D A Marillier 30 1 133 4 33.25 2/49 -S Matsikenyeri 2 0 13 0 — — -M Mbangwa 23 1 93 2 46.50 2/28 -M A Meman 6.5 0 34 0 — — -B A Murphy 30 3 139 5 27.80 3/44 -H K Olonga 43.2 2 259 9 28.77 3/22 -A H Omarshah 104.3 9 457 11 41.54 2/17 -S G Peall 23 1 101 1 101.00 1/23 -P W E Rawson 95.1 10 427 12 35.58 3/47 -B C Strang 18 1 66 3 22.00 2/24 -P A Strang 86.4 6 388 15 25.86 5/21 2H H Streak 175 13 805 22 36.59 3/35 -A J Traicos 188 13 673 16 42.06 3/35 -A R Whittall 27 1 143 3 47.66 2/41 -G J Whittall 79.3 3 396 11 36.00 3/35 –
