By Kudzai Zvaguma Zimbabwe opened their three-match T20 international series against Namibia with a commanding 33-run victory in front of an enthusiastic home crowd. Batting first, the hosts piled on 211 for three in their 20 overs, their highest total against Namibia in the format. Brian Bennett led
By Kudzai Zvaguma Zimbabwe claimed a crucial 5-wicket victory against Sri Lanka in the second T20I at Harare Sports Club leveling the series 1–1. Sri Lanka collapsed to just 80 all out in 14.1 overs — lowest T20I score against Zimbabwe and second-lowest ever. Zimbabwe chased
Zimbabwe senior men's team, the Chevrons, will face a strong South African Invitation XI, including Dale Steyn and Temba Bavuma in a three-day warm-up match that gets underway on Wednesday at Boland Park in Paarl. The practice match, a day-night affair, will give Zimbabwe the opportunity
Sri Lanka produced a fine display with both bat and ball to win the first One Day International (ODI) Tri Series against Zimbabwe at the Harare Sports Club yesterday. The Sri Lanka win comes days after they wrapped up a 2-0 Test series win against the
An unbeaten 109-run stand for the third wicket between batsman Craig Ervine and Brian Chari served the day for Zimbabwe as they fought back from near dismal collapse to end the day stronger. Zimbabwe began the day needing to bowl out Sri Lanka who had an
Dhananjaya de Silva scored his second test century to lift Sri Lanka to 290 for five at the close of play on the opening day of the second test against Zimbabwe at the Harare Sports Club on Sunday. De Silva (100 not out) will resume today
Man of the Match, Graeme Cremer, soaked up 175 balls and 121 dots to lead another lower-order rally and raise Zimbabwe's hopes of saving their 100th Test, but Sri Lanka dug deep into their reserves to secure a hard-earned 225 run victory with 45 balls
Zimbabwe cricket bowlers Tendai Chatara and Tinashe Panyangara risk losing their places in the Chevrons squad following a top notch performance by debutant Carl Mumba against Sri Lanka at Harare Sports Club today. Addressing journalists at the end of Day four of the First Test match, Bowling
A fantastic rearguard effort from Zimbabwe Chevrons led by Graeme Cremer's maiden Test ton, helped the hosts avoid a follow-on and post 373 all-out after slumping to 139 for 6 earlier in the morning. Batman Peter Moor put his wicket keeping woes behind him to contribute with an
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