Former Zimbabwe captain Graeme Cremer has set his sights on helping Rhinos win some silverware this season after he marked his return from an injury layoff with two wickets in his franchise’s victory over Mountaineers in a Pro50 Championship match played at Kwekwe Sports Club
Tarisai Musakanda will captain the Zimbabwe Select side picked for the Africa T20 Cup tournament in South Africa. This year’s edition of the Twenty20 tournament, run by Cricket South Africa (CSA), has been expanded to 20 teams and will take place in the four coastal venues
History of an unfortunate kind took place at Old Hararians Sports Club on Sunday when the Pro50 Championship match between Bulawayo Metropolitan Tuskers and Midlands Rhinos had to be abandoned due to a dangerous pitch.
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
Bulawayo Metropolitan Tuskers are on the verge of winning the Pro50 Championship, despite their unexpected loss to Midlands Rhinos last Sunday. With 14 points from their four matches so far, they have a six-point lead over Manicaland Mountaineers, their nearest rivals. All they need is one victory
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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