263Chat · Cricket Show Rolls Back Zim's Golden Years An Online Cricket show, Caught and Bowled, which focuses on careers and lifestyles of yesteryear and current Zimbabwe Cricket players has been launched. The show which is hosted by Tinashe Bruce Chimbambo, who plays for Royal Cricket Club,
Former Pakistan Cricketer, Ramiz Raja, says highly ranked cricket teams who play minnows in the mould of Zimbabwe risk chasing their fans away to watch other sporting activities due to the one-sided nature of the games, which becomes boring. Pakistan convincingly beat Zimbabwe by an innings
Sean Williams shored up Zimbabwe’s innings with a belligerent 75, but the team total was hardly enough to trouble Pakistan who eased to a six-wicket victory in the second one-day international (ODI) match played at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium on Sunday. With the win, the hosts
Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) Thursday evening confirmed that two players and two staff members have tested positive for COVID-19 despite being in a bio-secure bubble set up for players placed on standby at the ZC Academy House in Harare. The ZC is currently in Pakistan for a
Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) has launched two new domestic competitions for women scheduled to begin this month. Four provincial women’s teams – Eagles, Mountaineers, Rhinos and Tuskers – will be fighting for supremacy in the newly established 50-over and Twenty20 (T20) competitions. Speaking at the unveiling ceremony held
The Government of Zimbabwe has granted Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) the permission to tour Pakistan for a limited-overs series scheduled for October and November. “The Sports and Recreation Commission hereby gives you notice, following your application, that the Minister of Youth, Sport, Arts and Recreation has approved
Cricket Australia (CA) and Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) have agreed to postpone the One Day International series which was scheduled to be played in Australia in August. The boards of both cricket bodies have come to the mutual conclusion due to a combination of factors, including the
Following the measures announced by President Emmerson Mnangagwa in the wake of the COVID-19 or coronavirus pandemic that has been declared a national disaster, Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) has with immediate effect suspended all forms of cricket in the country. As the health and well-being of our
Zimbabwe will make a return to international test cricket after being temporarily suspended last year when they host Sri Lanka for two Test matches in Harare this month. The first match is scheduled for 19-23 January, with the second match set for 27-31 January. Both matches
The Zimbabwe Under-14 national side is set to travel to South Africa for the Momentum Cricket Week scheduled for 7-11 December in Pretoria. Teams participating in the age-group tournament organised annually by Cricket South Africa (CSA), play declaration, 20-over and 50-over formats during the five-day event. Zimbabwe
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