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Zimbabwe vs Namibia, 2nd Match, ICC World Cup, 2003 - Match Info
Series:
ICC World Cup, 2003
Venue:
Harare Sports Club, Harare
Date & Time:
Mon, Feb 10, 2:00 AM LOCAL
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ZIM vs NAM • 2nd Match • ICC World Cup, 2003
Series
ICC World Cup, 2003
Date
Mon, Feb 10
Time
2:00 AM LOCAL, 12:00 AM GMT
Venue
Harare Sports Club, Harare
Zimbabwe squad
Players
Craig Wishart,
Mark Vermeulen,
Andy Flower,
Grant Flower,
Dion Ebrahim,
Guy Whittall,
Tatenda Taibu (wk),
Heath Streak (c),
Brian Murphy,
Douglas Hondo,
Henry Olonga
Namibia squad
Players
Riaan Walters,
Stefan Swanepoel,
Jan-Berrie Burger,
Danie Keulder,
Gavin Murgatroyd,
Louis Burger,
Deon Kotze (c),
Morne Karg (wk),
Gerrie Snyman,
Lennie Louw,
Bjorn Kotze
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Stadium
Harare Sports Club
City
Harare, Zimbabwe
Capacity
10,000
Ends
City End, Club House End
Hosts To
Rhodesia, Zimbabwe, Mashonaland
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