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.
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
Bulawayo Metropolitan Tuskers won by 144 runs It took them more than 70 overs on the final day of the match to finish the job, but finally Bulawayo Metropolitan Tuskers beat Harare Metropolitan Eagles by 144 runs in the Logan Cup match at Harare Sports Club. The
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
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
This was a wonderful turnaround in form for Tuskers, who had finished at the bottom of the Logan Cup log, but won five of their six Pro50 matches
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
Zimbabwe A – 285-5 in 50 overs (Sean Williams 114*, Sikandar Raza 47, Chamu Chibhabha 35; Saad Bin Zafar 2/39, Mark Montfort 2/66) Canada – 207 all out in 45.1 overs (Navneet Dhaliwal 39, Hamza Tariq 35, Varun Sehdev 30; Graeme Cremer 4/27, Tendai Chatara 2/43) Zimbabwe A won
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;
Tinotenda Mutombodzi played a captain’s innings for Harare Metropolitan Eagles on the second day of their Logan Cup match against Bulawayo Metropolitan Tuskers at Country Club in Harare yesterday. After his team had made a bad start on a pitch not well suited to batting after
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