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This is an archive article published on March 10, 2003

Alarm bells in Zimb, Campbell may pad up

Zimbabwe have asked Alistair Campbell to put down his television commentator’s microphone and join their injury-ridden World Cup squad....

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Zimbabwe have asked Alistair Campbell to put down his television commentator’s microphone and join their injury-ridden World Cup squad.

Campbell, a shock omission from the original 15-man squad but who has not picked up a bat for six weeks, said: “I was out here to commentate and the team management have contacted me and asked me to come in for the last two matches. “I’m still contracted to them. I suppose I’m going from behind the mike across the boundary.”

Zimbabwe want Campbell to replace Mark Vermeulen, who suffered a hairline fracture above his left eye. “My wife will take my cricket equipment to the airport (in Harare) to get it flown to me. I don’t have a World Cup playing strip,” Campbell added.

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