The Logan Cup match between Eagles and Tuskers ended in a draw at Harare Sports Club on Thursday, due to an unexpected afternoon storm that came when the home side needed 56 more runs for victory with six wickets left. Eagles were thus better placed for
History of an unfortunate kind took place at Old Hararians Sports Club on Sunday when the Pro50 Championship match between Bulawayo Metropolitan Tuskers and Midlands Rhinos had to be abandoned due to a dangerous pitch.
From the Castle corner, a place for the so-called hardcore fans of the game, to the centurion, where merrymakers and beer lovers conglomerate during a game, and from the grandstands to the embankment where lovers occupy the green grass, cricket devotees swamped in Harare Sports
A Zimbabwe Select side will face the Netherlands in three one-day matches in Harare next week. The matches, all to be played at Harare Sports Club, are scheduled for 27 and 29 September and 1 October. Zimbabwe have retained the entire squad that toured the Netherlands in
'It's quite a nice relationship all the batters have got with our batting coach.' © AFP On a track that has now begun to produce unplayable balls, Zimbabwe's key to victory on day five will be discipline. So says Sikandar Raza, whose maiden Test century played a
Zimbabwe 344 for 8 (Ervine 151*, Raza 36, Waller 36, Herath 4-106) v Sri Lanka Craig Ervine's unbeaten 151 was his highest Test score, going past the 146 he made against New Zealand last year © AFP The score was 38 for 2 when Craig Ervine came to the crease. Within
The first thing is to loudly applaud Zimbabwe Cricket on a golden day. The cricketers who triumphantly tamed Sri Lanka in their backyard to end a 16-year series drought were both entertaining and hard to resist. By Prosper Tsvanhu For a side plagued by self-doubt for as
A belligerent 112 from Solomon Mire set Zimbabwe on track, Sean Williams' 65 provided stability, and Sikandar Raza's sparkling 67 not out laid out the finishing touches as a fearless Zimbabwe ran down Sri Lanka's score of 316 to make history in Galle. Not only was this Zimbabwe's first ODI
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,
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
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