Zimbabwe on Monday rode to a comfortable seven-wicket victory in the plate quarterfinal against Namibia in the ICC Under-19 World Cup currently underway in New Zealand. Nkosilathi Nungu, Dion Myers and Wesley Madhavere bagged a brace each as Namibia were bowled out for 113 after electing
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has charged Rajan Nayer, former Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) board member, with three counts of breaching the ICC Anti-Corruption Code. In a statement, Claire Furlong ,ICC General Manager -Strategic Communications said Nayer, the Treasurer and Marketing Director of the Harare Metropolitan Cricket Association, has
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
Former captain ends Nottinghamshire contract early to fly back home, set to play for country once again Brendan Taylor has been re-contracted with Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC), the board announced on Thursday (September 14), and is eligible to play domestic and international cricket in and for Zimbabwe
"Scotland were a strong team and you could see they had played regular cricket, being in their mid-season. They are a strong Associate and the fact that they recently beat Sri Lanka and ourselves in first ODIs shows they are progressing as a country.”
Zimbabwe’s main List A competition, the Pro50 Championship, is set to resume this Thursday. The first two rounds of the 50-over provincial competition were played in February, and the interesting point is that the table at this point shows the four teams in exactly the reverse
Harare Metropolitan Eagles – 231 in 87 overs (Kudzai Maunze 51, Elton Chigumbura 47, Cephas Zhuwao 28; William Mashinge 4/65, Shingi Masakadza 3/29, Clive Chitumba 2/40) Manicaland Mountaineers – 277-9 in 84 overs (Kevin Kasuza 86, Natsai M’shangwe 66*, William Mashinge 31; Taurai Muzarabani 2/36, Brendon
Zimbabwe suffered a disappointing start to their campaign at the ICC Women’s World Cup Qualifier 2017, going down to Ireland by 119 runs in a first-round match played in Colombo, yesterday. Kim Garth starred with the bat for the Irish, scoring 63 as she helped her
Dhananjaya de Silva scored his second test century to lift Sri Lanka to 290 for five at the close of play on the opening day of the second test against Zimbabwe at the Harare Sports Club on Sunday. De Silva (100 not out) will resume today
Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) captain Heath Streak has been appointed the senior men’s team head coach with immediate effect, succeeding Dav Whatmore who was sacked in June. Streak was preferred over former team-mate Andy Blignaut, two South Africans Peter Kirsten and Justin Summons, who were all interviewed
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