Zimbabwe will become the first International Cricket Council (ICC) full member, in four years, to tour the Netherlands when they play three One Day International matches against the Dutch team in July. The tour has already been described as ‘’significant’’ by the hosts. The visit, the first
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
Zimbabwe Women – 113 all out in 40.2 overs (Modester Mupachikwa 29, Josephine Nkomo 17, Pellagia Mujaji 15; Shabnim Ismail 4/14, Masabata Klaas 2/12, Sune Luus 2/24) South Africa Women – 114-3 in 21.2 overs (Andrie Steyn 22, Mignon du Preez 22*, Trisha Chetty 19; Tasmeen Granger 1/19,
The game that went wrong What was supposed to be the ‘game of the week’ never lived to its billing as violence that erupted at Barbourfields Stadium following a Dynamos equalizer just after 40 minutes of play made sure the match is one to quickly forget. Ugly
Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) is set to receive $94 million for the cycle 2016-2023 under the International Cricket Council (ICC)’s revised revenue-sharing model. According to outcomes from ICC board and committee, the Board, by an overwhelming majority, passed the new financial model during meetings held in Dubai
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
Namibia Under-19s – 150 all out in 49 overs (Eben van Wyk 41, Petrus Burger 31, Jan Nicole Loftie-Eaton 17; Prince Kaunda 2/16, Kieran Robinson 2/20, Milton Shumba 2/21, Liam Roche 2/26) Zimbabwe Under-19s – 107-2 in 22.4/33 overs (revised target 107) (Jayden Schadendorf 51*, Milton
Zimbabwe Under-19s – 173 all out in 44.2 overs (Liam Roche 32, Dion Myers 31, Dion Mazhawidza 28; Mauritius Ngupita 4/34, Shaun Fouche 2/30) Namibia Under-19s – 114 all out in 40 overs (Eben van Wyk 49, Gerhard Lottering 12, Petrus Burger 11; Wesley Madhevere 3/23,
The Zimbabwe Under-19 side will host the Namibia Under-19s for five youth one-day international (ODI) matches scheduled for Harare next week. The series is set to start with the first game on Monday, the 24th of April, with the second match penciled for the following day. Both
In addition to the already confirmed tour of Scotland, Zimbabwe will visit the Netherlands for three one-day internationals in June, before proceeding to Sri Lanka for a Test and limited-overs series. The matches against the Netherlands – scheduled for 20, 22 and 24 June 2017 –
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