Andy Flower

Flower played 63 Tests and 213 one-day international matches for Zimbabwe from 1992 to 2003, then coached England from 2009 to 2014, helping them win the T20 World Cup in 2010.
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Zimbabwe Cricket has congratulated Andy Flower after he was inducted into the ICC Hall of Fame yesterday, becoming the first Zimbabwean to get the prestigious recognition.
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Andy Flower, who is bidding adieu to the English coaching setup after 12 years in various roles, said the T20 World Cup 2010 victory and overseas Test series wins in Australia and India were among his top moments.
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Former Zimbabwe captain Andy Flower will temporarily replace Andrew Strauss who is stepping back from his role as England’s director of cricket while his wife is treated for cancer.
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Whilst some have achieved so much in the political and sporting arenas, some have seen their farms grabbed, properties destroyed and businesses seized. Do these people enjoy the same benefits given to all Zimbabweans?
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The amateurish display in rolling out the awards could not however take away from the glitz and the glamour that accompanied the event. Most of the prominent Zimbabwean celebrities in the UK bar a few were in attendance.
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On Behind the Headlines we have part 2 of the interview between SW Radio Africa journalist Lance Guma and exiled Zimbabwean cricketer Henry Olonga. In 2003 Olonga and team mate Andy Flower wore black arm bands in a cricket World Cup match,…
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