No changes to Africa tour plans but NZ monitoring Zimbabwe


  • Cricket
  • Thursday, 07 Jul 2016

Cricket - Australia v New Zealand - World Twenty20 cricket tournament - Dharamsala, India, 18/03/2016. New Zealand's captain Kane Williamson watches the ball after playing a shot. REUTERS/Adnan Abidi

WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand's cricket team will leave for their tour of Africa as scheduled next Monday despite unrest in Zimbabwe, though they will monitor the situation before deciding whether to continue into the country for two tests, a spokesman said on Thursday.

Zimbabwe's capital Harare ground to a halt on Wednesday as people stayed at home while foreign banks and most businesses shut down, in one of the biggest protests against high unemployment, an acute cash shortage and corruption for nearly a decade.

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