At a domestic level, inter-provincial cricket has been played for the Logan Cup since 1903-04, but it is only since Zimbabwe attained Test status that it has been possible to organise it as a first-class competition. Since the late 1960s Mashonaland - basically Harare - has had at times almost a monopoly of the top players, making true inter-provincial competition difficult.
In 2005-06 the competition did not take place, it being impossible to stage against a backdrop of internal strife - both inside the game and the country as a whole. It was relaunched in 2006-07 with the traditional provinces replaced by new bodies, set up by the board in an attempt to quell internal dissent. Kenya were invited to take part on a one-off basis.
Year | Winner |
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1993-94 | Mashonaland Under-24 |
1994-95 | Mashonaland |
1995-96 | Matabeleland |
1996-97 | Mashonaland |
1997-98 | Mashonaland |
1998-99 | Matabeleland |
1999-00 | Mashonaland |
2000-01 | Mashonaland |
2001-02 | Mashonaland |
2002-03 | Mashonaland |
2003-04 | Mashonaland |
2004-05 | Mashonaland |
2005-06 | No competiton |
2006-07 | Easterns |
2007-08 | Northerns |
2008-09 | Easterns (Zimbabwe) |
2009-10 | Mashonaland Eagles |
2010-11 | Matabeleland Tuskers |
2011-12 | Matabeleland Tuskers |
2012-13 | Matabeleland Tuskers |
2013-14 | Mountaineers |
2014-15 | Matabeleland Tuskers |
Inter-Provincial One-Day Competition
Year | Winner |
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2002-03 | Mashonaland |
2003-04 | Mashonaland |
2004-05 | Matabeleland |
2005-06 | Matabeleland |
2006-07 | Northerns |
2008 | Easterns |
2008-09 | Easterns |
2009-10 | Mountaineers |
2010-11 | Southern Rocks |
2011-12 | Mashonaland Eagles |
2012-13 | Mashonaland Eagles |
2013-14 | Mountaineers |
2014-15 | Mashonaland Eagles |
Inter-Provincial Twenty20 Competition
Year | Winner |
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2007-08 | Easterns |
2008-09 | Westerns |
2009-10 | Mountaineers |
2010-11 | Mashonaland Eagles |
2011-12 | Mountaineers |
2012-13 | Mountaineers |
2013-14 | Not Played |