Young Ngarava Sinks In Bangladesh, Old Mpofu Recalled
Ngarava, 20, was in line to make his Test debut, but he will now have to wait longer because of the injury he picked while bowling in the third and final ODI played in Chittagong on Friday.
Zimbabwe Names Squad For T20I Tri-Series
Zimbabwe has named a 17-man squad for the Twenty20 international (T20I) triangular series against Australia and Pakistan scheduled for 1-8 July in Harare. The tri-series marks the return of the in-form former captain Elton Chigumbura to international cricket after having last represented Zimbabwe in 2016. Apart from
Zimbabwe Names Squad to Face Australia, Pakistan in T20I Tri-Series
Zimbabwe has named a 22-man squad for the Twenty20 international (T20I) triangular series with Australia and Pakistan scheduled for 1-8 July 2018 in Harare. The selectors picked the squad from the players who participated in the 20-over tournament involving two local sides, the Zimbabwe Select and
Masakadza Recalled For Sri Lanka ODIs
Wellington Masakadza, who last played an international match in March 2016, has been included in Zimbabwe's One Day International (ODI) squad for the series against Sri Lanka. The left-arm spinner, who has 15 wickets from 10 ODIs, last appeared in a 50-over international fixture in 2015,
Zimbabwe Ease To Comfortable Win Over Netherlands
Netherlands – 142 all out in 37.5 overs (Logan van Beek 64*, Timm van der Gugten 34, Stephan Myburgh 14; Tendai Chatara 5/34, Chris Mpofu 3/30) Zimbabwe – 144-4 in 30.2 overs (Craig Ervine 44, Sikandar Raza 31*, Hamilton Masakadza 26; Shane Snater 1/21, Michael Rippon
Newly crowned champions Tuskers finish Pro50 campaign in style
This was a wonderful turnaround in form for Tuskers, who had finished at the bottom of the Logan Cup log, but won five of their six Pro50 matches
Tuskers On The Brink Of Heavy Defeat
Harare Metropolitan Eagles – 379 all out in 112 overs (Tino Mutombodzi 86, Joylord Gumbie 77, Sikandar Raza 37; John Nyumbu 4/101, Steve Chimhamhiwa 3/50, Luke Jongwe 2/50) Bulawayo Metropolitan Tuskers – 103 & 178 for 9 in 63.3 overs (Brian Chari 52, Chris Mpofu 33*;