Rhinos – 164-5 in 20 overs (Nyasha Mayavo 36*, Antum Naqvi 29, Ryan Burl 27; Marshall Takodza 2/21, Hamza Sajjad 1/30, Tapiwa Mufudza 1/37) Eagles – 166-8 in 19.4 overs (Tadiwanashe Marumani 75, Craig Ervine 28, Chamu Chibhabha 14; Muhammad Adil 2/24, Neville Madziva 2/25, Ryan
Rhinos – 152-8 in 20 overs (Takudzwanashe Kaitano 51, Ryan Burl 16, Antum Naqvi 15; Sean Williams 3/7, Ainsley Ndlovu 2/31, Charlton Tshuma 1/10) Tuskers – 118 all out in 19.5 overs (Milton Shumba 27, Ben McKinney 22, Ernest Masuku 17; Antum Naqvi 2/21, Ryan Burl
Zimbabwe Cricket’s eagerly awaited Domestic T20 Cup is set to get underway in Harare this Sunday, with the participation of English county side Durham adding an exciting dimension to the week-long provincial tournament. Six teams will tussle it out for the coveted silverware in morning, afternoon
Durham – 193-8 declared in 58 overs (Scott Borthwick 65, Jonathan Bushnell 29*, Michael Jones 25; Victor Nyauchi 4/43, Ainsley Ndlovu 3/30, Takudzwa Chataira 1/64) Zimbabwe A – Day 1 – Stumps A superb spell of pace bowling from Victor Nyauchi broke through the Durham middle-order batting as
Zimbabwe A – 195 and 171 all out in 39.5 overs (Brian Bennett 56, Ainsley Ndlovu 24*, Tadiwanashe Marumani 18; Callum Parkinson 6/58, Oliver Gibson 2/42, Jonathan Bushnell 1/17) Durham – 305 all out and 62-1 in 15.3 overs (Ben McKinney 32*, Jonathan Bushnell 17*, Michael
English county cricket side Durham are back in the country for the third time in four years for a pre-season tour that will see them facing Zimbabwe A in two three-day matches in Harare before taking part in the Domestic T20 Competition. The first three-dayer is
Eagles – 252-9 declared and 35-4 in 10.2 overs (Tinashe Kamunhukamwe 16, Craig Ervine 8*, Nick Welch 6; Muhammad Adil 2/22, Neville Madziva 1/11, Tafara Chingwara 1/1) Rhinos – 152 all out in 52.5 overs (Nyasha Mayavo 43, Ben Curran 26, Takudzwanashe Kaitano 26; Tapiwa Mufudza
The introduction of T20I (twenty, twenty international) Cricket, gave birth to new heroes of the game, Umar Gul is one of them. Born in Peshawar (1984), Umar began his 13-year Cricket career in 2003 when Pakistan hosted Zimbabwe in the UAE. By Lewin Zoe Umar, who represented
Rainbow – 143-5 in 35 overs (Gary Chirimuuta 56*, Robertson Chinyengetere 21*, Clive Imbayago 16; Jabulisa Tshuma 2/32, Tashinga Musekiwa 1/15, Manson Chikowero 1/17) MidWest – 150-4 in 26.2 overs (Takudzwa Kaitano 62, Tarisai Musakanda 48, Remembrance Nyathi 9; Brighton Zhawi 1/22, Victor Nyauchi 1/29, Brian
Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) players will begin life in a bio-secure bubble in Harare on Monday ahead of the tour to Pakistan for a limited-overs series. They will first undergo tests for COVID-19 this weekend and only those who return negative results will check into a secluded
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