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
The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Wednesday gave the beleaguered Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) an ultimatum to either reinstate unconditionally, the Tavengwa Mukuhlane-led board by October 8 2019 or face the boot. The international cricket board did not mince its words but made it clear that ZC
Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) has been suspended from the International Cricket Council (ICC) membership with immediate effect, the ICC has said. The decision came after the conclusion of the cricket governing board's Annual Conference in London, where the headline was the decision to suspend Zimbabwe Cricket with
Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) staffers were on Monday morning barred from entering their offices after members of the Zimbabwe Republic Police were dispatched to block out certain "targets" who are in running battles with the Sports and Recreational Commission (SRC). This follows the disbanding of the Tavengwa
Hearts were fragmented and the only way supporters bared their ire was to remain silent. The defeat was indescribable and the manner in which UAE’s players celebrated dawned on us that our world cup hopes had been wrinkled.
The qualifiers will see Zimbabwe, Rwanda, Tanzania, Mozambique, Uganda, Kenya, Namibia, Nigeria and Sierra Leon battle for the two available spots for the world cup proper.
Mary-Anne Musonda has been named captain of the Zimbabwe women’s national team, ahead of the side’s tour to Namibia for five Twenty20 (T20) matches in January. The 27-year-old batting all-rounder takes over from Chipo Mugeri-Tiripano, who had led the team since 2013. Musonda, who got her first
The last day eventually goes Bangladesh's way, but not before Taylor made a century in each innings, becoming just the 14th player in all Test cricket to have done it more than once.
You cannot copy content of this page