Zimbabwe will host the ICC Under-19 Men’s Cricket World Cup 2026 together with neighbours Namibia, the International Cricket Council (ICC) has announced. The ICC confirmed the decision on Sunday after finalising the host countries for the next Under-19 men’s and women’s global events between 2024 and
Northerns – 160-6 in 24 overs (Chamu Chibhabha 47, Spencer Magodo 30, Shingi Masakadza 29*; Keith Jaure 1/9, Tinashe Muchawaya 1/26, Brandon Mavuta 1/27) Southerns – 164-2 in 22.3 overs (Kevin Kasuza 80*, Richmond Mutumbami 51*, Prince Masvaure 12; Faraz Akram 1/16, Tawanda Dzikiti 1/26) Southerns won
Zimbabwe will get their campaign at the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022 underway on Monday with a tricky Group B fixture against Ireland at the Bellerive Oval in Hobart. The game is scheduled to start at 7pm local time (10am CAT). Zimbabwe head coach Dave Houghton
Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) has confirmed the appointment of Englishman Steve Kirby as the Zimbabwe senior men’s new Bowling Coach. He is expected to join the national team ahead of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022 that starts in Australia next month. Kirby, a former first-class cricketer,
Takashinga Patriots 2 – 76-4 in 10 overs (Cunningham Ncube 37*, Brian Majoka 25*, Tinashe Nenhunzi 6; Charlton tshuma 2/4, Thamsanqa Nunu 1/10, Brandon Mavuta 1/12) Bulawayo Athletic Club – 80-4 in 9 overs (Brandon James 21, Thamsanqa Nunu 15*, Brandon Mavuta 13; Wishnanzy Chapfombo 1/6,
Great Zimbabwe Patriots – 131-0 in 10 overs (Tadiwanashe Marumani 78*, Richmond Mutumbami 41*) Bulawayo Athletic Club – 96-4 in 10 overs (Nkosana Mpofu 31, Brandon Mavuta 28*, Thamsanqa Nunu 26; Luke Jongwe 1/15, Tony Munyonga 1/16, Costa Zhou 1/17) Great Zimbabwe Patriots won by 35 runs Another
Zimbabwe Women – 152-2 in 20 overs (Modester Mupachikwa 75*, Mary-Anne Musonda 56, Kelis Ndlovu 9; Surashka Kotte 1/15 Kavisha Edogage 1/29) United Arab Emirates Women – 105-9 in 20 overs (Theertha Satish 39, Chaya Mughal 19, Khushi Sharma 6; Loryn Phiri 3/8, Josephine Nkomo 2/13,
USA Women – 111 all out in 19.3 overs (Snigdha Paul 26, Sindhu Sriharsha 21, Isani Vaghela 14; Nomvelo Sibanda 3/20, Kelis Ndlovu 1/13) Zimbabwe Women – 112-5 in 15.2 overs (Chipo Mugeri-Tiripano 37, Josephine Nkomo 26*, Kelis Ndlovu 17; Isani Vaghela 2/9, Taranum Chopra 2/17,
Takashinga Patriots 2 – 45-7 in 10 overs (Tinashe Nenhunzi 11, Cunningham Ncube 6, Tendai Nyamayaro 5; Kudakwashe Macheka 3/14, Arnold Shara 2/9, Marshall Takodza 1/5) Lions – 47-0 in 4.4 overs (Elton Chigumbura 27*, Blessed Muzite 14) Lions won by 10 wickets Three wickets from Kudakwashe Mucheka
Zimbabwe Cricket’s eagerly awaited T10 league is set to get underway this Thursday, with eight local clubs battling it out for honours in the brand-new competition. Known as Zim Domestic T10, powered by AVR PAY, the tournament will see a total of 30 matches being played
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