A quick peek at the records suggests Zimbabwe will again not have it easy against South Africa when the neighbours clash in a three-match one-day international (ODI) series starting in Kimberley this Sunday. In their 17 ODI meetings on South African soil so far, the home
The leg-spinner, who had a long history of right knee problems before going under the knife, has been ruled out of action for up to eight weeks to allow him to fully recover.
During an emergency meeting of the Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) Board of Directors on 25 March 2018, among the Board resolutions passed were the following:
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has today announced the suspension of ex Zimbabwe Cricket official, Rajan Nayer from all cricket activities for 20 years after he accepted a charge of breaching the ICC Anti-Corruption Code. Nayer, the Treasurer and Marketing Director of the Harare Metropolitan Cricket
The two sides were involved in an ODI series earlier this month wherein Afghanistan completed a 4-1 series win in Sharjah on Monday. The Afghanistan spinners once again coming to the fore and sent out a warning signal to others in the upcoming competition.
The result, which brought the five-match series level one-all, was a direct reversal of the first ODI, which was decided by the same margin, with the same totals. On that occasion, Afghanistan had piled on 333 for 5 before Zimbabwe crashed to 179 all out.
The only time Zimbabwe appeared to be in the match was during the first-wicket partnership of 52 between Hamilton Masakadza and Solomon Mire
The return of the left-arm fast bowler – who was recently cleared by the International Cricket Council (ICC) to resume bowling in international cricket following remedial work and re-assessment of his action
It has been six months since Zimbabwe came back from being 2-1 down to win 3-2 in an ODI series in Sri Lanka, The Lions, before pushing the hosts all the way in the solitary Test. All the main performers from that ODI series will be
Zimbabwe Cricket suffered a routine loss in the subcontinent after they lost by 8 wickets to Bangladesh in the Tri-Series opener. Graeme Cremer, the Zimbabwe captain , was left blaming lack of game time after the Chevrons produced a woeful batting performance. "Definitely not enough runs on
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