Commentators stunned as earthquake interrupts Zimbabwe vs Ireland U19 World Cup clash
The Under 19 World Cup match between Zimbabwe and Ireland was briefly interrupted by an earthquake which occurred off the coast of Port of Spain.
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The Under 19 World Cup match between Zimbabwe and Ireland was briefly interrupted by an earthquake which occurred off the coast of Port of Spain.
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Former Zimbabwe skipper Brendan Taylor has been banned from cricket for three and a half years after admitting charges related to drug use and a match-fixing approach.
Former Zimbabwe captain Brendan Taylor has been banned from all cricket for three and a half years after he accepted breaching four charges of the ICC Anti-Corruption Code and, separately, one charge of the ICC Anti-Doping Code.
Former Zimbabwe captain Brendan Taylor has been banned from all cricket for three and a half years by the International Cricket Council (ICC) after accepting a breach of anti-corruption rules.
(Reuters) - Former Zimbabwe batsman Brendan Taylor has been banned from all cricket for 3-1/2 years after admitting he received a $15,000 "deposit" for spot-fixing, the International Cricket Council (ICC) said on Friday.
The International Cricket Council has banned former Zimbabwe captain Brendan Taylor from all forms of cricket for three and a half years.