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Castle Logan Cup 2011-12
Ballance, Chinouya star for Rhinos in draw
Jan 26, 2012: A century from Mid West Rhinos' captain, Gary Ballance, helped his team gain the first-innings' lead and a point from their drawn match against Mashonaland Eagles at the Harare Sports Club
Stanbic Bank 20 Series 2010-11
Nov 20, 2010: Eagles clung on for a one-wicket victory to book their place in the Stanbic Bank 20 final and will be joined by Rocks
Logan Cup 2008-09 2nd round
Northerns romp to second successive win
Apr 5, 2009: A round-up of the second round of matches of the 2008-09 Logan Cup
Zimbabwe cricket
Zimbabwe's coaching cupboard is almost bare
Dec 19, 2008: Zimbabwe Cricket has few choices available when it sits down to pick a long-term national coach
Zimbabwe cricket
Zimbabwe want Hondo as assistant
Nov 17, 2008: Douglas Hondo, the former Zimbabwe pace bowler, is in line to become the national team's assistant coach
Believed to be in the UK
Feb 6, 2007: It is being reported that Douglas Hondo has left Zimbabwe and is believed to be in the UK, turning his back on cricket after refusing to comply with a board demand to shave his dreadlocks
Paceman set for comeback against South Africa A
Jan 18, 2007: Zimbabwe's pace bowler Douglas Hondo is set to return to the national team when they meet South African A side in the first of three one-day games starting at Bulawayo later this month
Zimbabwe's warm-ups continue
Preparations underway for South Africa A series
Jan 17, 2007: Zimbabwe will play three warm-up one-dayers against a National Club League select side as preparations continue for the series against South Africa A and Bangladesh
Linked with coaching job inside ZC
Hondo returns after injury lay-off
Oct 4, 2006: Zimbabwe pace bowler Doug Hondo returned to action in club cricket this week after a long lay off due to a back stress-fracture injury
Cricinfo XI
Jun 19, 2006: Saturday's first one-day international between England and Sri Lanka passed in a blur of indifference, as most of the home audience was transfixed by the latest round of football World Cup matches. But it hasn't always been thus
Money remains main priority
Zimbabwe's players slam 'shocking' decision
Jan 20, 2006: Zimbabwe's players have described as "shocking" the decision by the government-appointed Zimbabwe Cricket interim board to suspend itself from Test cricket
Bangladesh v Zimbabwe, 1st ODI, Dhaka
Hondo treble sets up Zimbabwe's victory
Jan 20, 2005: A triple strike from Douglas Hondo set Bangladesh reeling as Zimbabwe posted an unexpected win in the opening match of the one-day series at Dhaka
Bangladesh v Zimbabwe, 2nd Test, Dhaka, 2nd day
'Batting last won't be easy,' says Taibu
Jan 15, 2005: After a full two weeks into this tour, the Zimbabwe captain Tatenda Taibu finally got Bangladesh where he wanted them: reeling
Bangladesh v Zimbabwe, 2nd Test, Dhaka, 2nd day
Jan 15, 2005: Bangladesh found themselves in a familiar position, struggling to 169 for 8, after an incisive spell by Douglas Hondo rattled the batting line-up
England in Zimbabwe 2004-05
Zimbabwe's chief selector blames batsmen
Dec 7, 2004: Zimbabwe's batsmen are to blame for the recent 4-0 one-day series defeat by England, according to Macsood Ebrahim, the head of the selection committee
Midlands v Mashonaland, Logan Cup, 1st day
Mashonaland just shade honours
Nov 4, 2004: Mashonaland and Midlands closely fought throughout the day at Kwekwe Sports Club
Pakistan v Zimbabwe, Paktel Cup, first match
Pakistan crumble against the new ball
Sep 30, 2004: Pakistan took on Zimbabwe in the first match of the Paktel Cup, in Multan
Zimbabwe A v South Africa A, Bulawayo, 1st day
Hondo restricts South Africa A to 272
Aug 18, 2004: Douglas Hondo was the star performer for Zimbabwe A, taking 4 for 46 as South Africa A were bowled out for 272 on the first day of the four-day game at Bulawayo
The Zimbabwe Crisis
Non-white trio 'played under duress'
Apr 20, 2004: Less than 24 hours after three of the current new-look Zimbabwe side issued a public denial of weekend reports that they were planning on joining the banned rebels, a local reporter has claimed that the three only did so under duress
The Zimbabwe Crisis
Non-white trio set to join Zimbabwe rebels
Apr 18, 2004: Three non-white players are set to join the group of 15 white cricketers who have been sacked by the Zimbabwe Cricket Union, after speaking out about sacking of the captain Heath Streak, and the political interference that is undermining the national
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