The first thing is to loudly applaud Zimbabwe Cricket on a golden day. The cricketers who triumphantly tamed Sri Lanka in their backyard to end a 16-year series drought were both entertaining and hard to resist. By Prosper Tsvanhu For a side plagued by self-doubt for as
Zimbabwe chevrons made history on Monday, 10 July, after dispatching Sri Lanka by three wickets in a One Day International (ODI) series match to clinch a 3-2 victory over the Islanders. It was the Chevron’s first series win against a test playing nation since 2009 when
A belligerent 112 from Solomon Mire set Zimbabwe on track, Sean Williams' 65 provided stability, and Sikandar Raza's sparkling 67 not out laid out the finishing touches as a fearless Zimbabwe ran down Sri Lanka's score of 316 to make history in Galle. Not only was this Zimbabwe's first ODI
Wellington Masakadza, who last played an international match in March 2016, has been included in Zimbabwe's One Day International (ODI) squad for the series against Sri Lanka. The left-arm spinner, who has 15 wickets from 10 ODIs, last appeared in a 50-over international fixture in 2015,
Netherlands – 142 all out in 37.5 overs (Logan van Beek 64*, Timm van der Gugten 34, Stephan Myburgh 14; Tendai Chatara 5/34, Chris Mpofu 3/30) Zimbabwe – 144-4 in 30.2 overs (Craig Ervine 44, Sikandar Raza 31*, Hamilton Masakadza 26; Shane Snater 1/21, Michael Rippon
An unbeaten 109-run stand for the third wicket between batsman Craig Ervine and Brian Chari served the day for Zimbabwe as they fought back from near dismal collapse to end the day stronger. Zimbabwe began the day needing to bowl out Sri Lanka who had an
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