Former Zimbabwe Captain and batsmen, Hamilton Masakadza Tuesday afternoon announced his retirement from international cricket in a career spanning 19 years. Masakadza played 38 Tests, 209 One Day Internationals (ODIs) and 68 T20 Internationals for the Chevrons, He became the youngest ever cricketer to score a century
Makasakadza, the captain, is nursing a left thumb injury which he picked in a domestic match in February, while Taylor is recovering from a right calf muscle tear he sustained in a Pakistan Super League game in Dubai during the same month.
Mountaineers will be looking to make it three first-class titles in a row as they begin their Logan Cup defence away to Rhinos at Kwekwe Sports Club, while Eagles will be hosting Tuskers at Harare Sports Club in the season-opening fixtures set for 3-6 December. The
Mahumudullah's first Test hundred in eight years the hosts to declare their innings for the second time in the match and set Zimbabwe a target of 443.
Zimbabwe captain Hamilton Masakadza has hailed his side’s terrific 151-run victory over Bangladesh in the first Test played at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium, describing it as a “special and proud moment”. Not only was it his first win across all formats since he was appointed
After setting Bangladesh a target of 321, Zimbabwe can fancy their chance of winning their first Test match in five years. Although Liton Das and Imrul Kayes managed to shed 26 runs off that target before bad light forced a premature end to day-three action at
Zimbabwe’s last test victory came in 2013 when they beat Pakistan by 24 runs in Harare. Since then they have played 12 Tests, losing 11 and securing 1 draw.
Two pitch inspections were postponed as repeated showers crossed the ground, and Umpires Adrian Holdstock and Bongani Jele eventually called the game off shortly before 4pm with no foreseeable break in the inclement weather.
Current Zimbabwe National Cricket Captain, Hamilton Masakadza last week headlined the grassroots stragglers cricket week festival held at St Georges sponsored by Stanbic Bank. Masakadza together with other cricket players took time from their training camp with the senior side to sign autographs and encourage youngsters on
Lalchand Rajput has been confirmed as head coach of the Zimbabwe men’s national team. The 56-year-old former India international player has been in charge of Zimbabwe on an interim basis since June, leading the side in a Twenty20 international triangular series with Australia and Pakistan in
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