Zimbabwe Cricket have included the uncapped duo of Brandon Mavuta and Ryan Murray in their squad for the triangular series in Bangladesh, involving the hosts and Sri Lanka. Apart from the two former Zimbabwe Under-19 stars, Blessing Muzarabani , who made his Test debut for Zimbabwe
Hamilton Masakadza spared Zimbabwe’s blushes on Wednesday with a well-crafted fifty as the tourists struggled to cope with unfamiliar settings on the opening day of their three-day warm-up match against the South Africa Invitation XI at Boland Park in Paarl. Playing under lights and using the
Zimbabwe senior men's team, the Chevrons, will face a strong South African Invitation XI, including Dale Steyn and Temba Bavuma in a three-day warm-up match that gets underway on Wednesday at Boland Park in Paarl. The practice match, a day-night affair, will give Zimbabwe the opportunity
Zimbabwe may have lost to the Windies by 117 runs on Tuesday in the first Test match played at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo, but there is still something to cheer for the home side. Captain Graeme Cremer, who took four for 64 and four for
Windies – 219 and 369-8 in 122.3 overs (Roston Chase 91*, Kraigg Brathwaite 86, Devendra Bishoo 44, Shai Hope 44, Kyle Hope 43; Graeme Cremer 3/111, Kyle Jarvis 2/66, Sean Williams 2/90) Zimbabwe – 159 all out in 61.3 overs (Hamilton Masakadza 42, Craig Ervine 39,
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
"Scotland were a strong team and you could see they had played regular cricket, being in their mid-season. They are a strong Associate and the fact that they recently beat Sri Lanka and ourselves in first ODIs shows they are progressing as a country.”
A good all-round bowling performance by the Midlands Rhinos meant that Harare Metropolitan Eagles never looked like setting them a testing target. Play began with Rhinos on 183 for nine wickets in their first innings, in reply to the Eagles total of 92; Neville Madziva had
Man of the Match, Graeme Cremer, soaked up 175 balls and 121 dots to lead another lower-order rally and raise Zimbabwe's hopes of saving their 100th Test, but Sri Lanka dug deep into their reserves to secure a hard-earned 225 run victory with 45 balls
A fantastic rearguard effort from Zimbabwe Chevrons led by Graeme Cremer's maiden Test ton, helped the hosts avoid a follow-on and post 373 all-out after slumping to 139 for 6 earlier in the morning. Batman Peter Moor put his wicket keeping woes behind him to contribute with an
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