Article: Walsh deserves perch at summit of bowling's tree.(Cricket)

Article: Crik: Rudd calls for support for Henry Olonga
AAP Sports News (Australia);  April 3, 2003 ;     446 words ... ... Crik: Rudd calls for support for Henry Olonga By Nikki Todd BRISBANE, April 3 AAP - Zimbabwean cricketer Henry Olonga, who is in hiding in South Africa ... Australia - this is a good thing. But Henry Olonga, a black player, has had a different ...

Article: SA: Henry Olonga weds in Adelaide
AAP General News (Australia);  April 18, 2004 ;     258 words ...AAP General News (Australia) 04-18-2004 SA: Henry Olonga weds in Adelaide ADELAIDE, April 18 AAP - Exiled Zimbabwean cricketer Henry Olonga has married in Adelaide. Olonga, who with teammate Andy Flower wore a black armband mourning what ...

Article: Olonga's last stand. (Sport).(Zimbabwe cricketer Henry ...
African Business;  May 1, 2003 ;     700+ words ...Black Zimbabwean cricketer Henry Olonga may not have shone on the field of play during the recent Cricket ... London, South Africa after Zimbabwe had played Sri Lanka. Henry Olonga, one of the few black players in the Zimbabwean side, was ...

Article: CRICKET: Henry Olonga.(Sport)
The Birmingham Post (England);  October 9, 2003 ;     340 words ...Former Zimbabwe Test player Henry Olonga has been granted a five-year visa to remain in Britain. Earlier this year Olonga and team-mate Andy Flower staged a protest ...

Article: hurricane henry; Olonga grabs three wickets in one ...
The Daily Mail (London, England);  May 20, 1999 ;     700+ words ...Byline: BRIAN SCOVELL HENRY OLONGA took three wickets in an over to finish off India as Zimbabwe sprung the first surprise of the World Cup with a breathtaking three ...

Article: EXCLUSIVE: HENRY OLONGA STANDS WHERE ENGLAND WOULD ...
The Evening Standard (London, England);  February 13, 2003 ;     458 words ...Byline: IAN CHADBAND HENRY OLONGA cut a lone figure at the Harare Sports Club this morning on the day England were supposed to be here to play a game of cricket ...

Article: Sue Carroll's column: Praise for Henry Olonga; MY ...
The Mirror (London, England);  March 19, 2003 ;     402 words ... ... anonymously, said simply: "There can be no normal sport in an abnormal society." His view was consolidated by team-mate Henry Olonga who wore a black armband while representing his country to mourn "the death of democracy". He later defied orders not ...