From Bulawayo, Zimbabwe where former captain – Elton Chigumbura played his first international match against Sri-Lanka in 2004 to Rawalpindi, Pakistan where he will feature in his last international series, it’s time for Zimbabwe to bid farewell to their hero who has represented the nation
Former Zimbabwe captain Elton Chigumbura is set to retire from all forms of international cricket at the conclusion of the on-going Pakistan tour. The 34-year-old all-rounder is part of the side taking on Pakistan in three T20I matches in Rawalpindi. A veteran of many battles over the
Despite a fighting innings of 99 from Richmond Mutumbami, Mountaineers retained the Logan Cup with a 10-wicket victory over Eagles at Old Hararians Sports Club on Sunday. They won with a match in hand, as of their two close rivals, who have finished their programmes, they
Solomon Mire has been ruled out of Zimbabwe’s one-day international (ODI) series against Pakistan, starting this Friday in Bulawayo, due to injury. The 28-year-old explosive batsman sustained a gluteal tear last Friday during his magnificent innings of 63 versus Australia in the Twenty20 international (T20I) triangular
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 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
The four-day Logan Cup competition for the 2017/18 season starts tomorrow, Wednesday 4 October, with Harare Metropolitan Eagles hosting Bulawayo Metropolitan Tuskers at Harare Sports Club and Midlands Rhinos facing Rising Stars at Kwekwe Sports Club. The first-class competition has been expanded this year to include
Zimbabwe Cricket opening batsmen, Tino Mawoyo will from today till Saturday, host a junior cricket festival in his home town of Mutare with the aim of unlocking future gems for the sport. Dubbed the Tino Mawoyo Junior Development Festival, the programme, which is set to become
National team captain Graeme Cremer has been included in the Zimbabwe A side for the three one-day matches against Canada in Harare next week. Cremer was named together with fellow seasoned internationals Sean Williams, Sikandar Raza Butt, Chamunorwa Chibhabha, Tinashe Panyangara, Malcolm Waller, Tendai Chatara and
Harare Metropolitan Eagles – 92 all out in 35.1 overs (Gary Chirimuuta 17, Jalat Khan 15, Kudzai Maunze 13; Graeme Cremer 4/22, Michael Chinouya 3/25, Carl Mumba 2/28) Midlands Rhinos – 183 for 9 in 48 overs (Bothwell Chapungu 63, Tafadzwa Kaitano 34, Tarisai Musakanda 25;
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