Zimbabwe finally sealed the series 2-1, by beating Bangladesh by three wickets in the deciding match

Zimbabwe, without ever convincing, levelled the one-day series by beating Bangladesh by 14 runs

Bangladesh deservedly won their first one-day international since the 1999 World Cup, 47 matches in the past, when they defeated Pakistan, when they overcame a somewhat complacent Zimbabwe by 8 runs, taking a one-nil lead in a series now reduced by

The first one-dayer between Zimbabwe and Bangladesh at Bulawayo has been washed out without a single ball being bowled

Once it was determined that play would be possible on the final day of theTest match between Zimbabwe and Bangladesh at Queens Sports Club inBulawayo, there was only one question to be asked: would Zimbabwe, who werein charge at the resumption,

Another day, another washout

The second Test between Zimbabwe and Bangladesh at Bulawayo could well be over and done with after only three hours' play on the third day, the first two having been washed out

A second successive abandoned day at Bulawayo's Queens Sports Club has thrown the future of the match into doubt

Zimbabwe's 183-run victory in the first Test against Bangladesh was like an oasis in a dry and thirsty land to a team that had not won a Test match since ..

The fourth day's play was very much like a rendition of Nessun Dorma by Pavarotti

There was little to suggest that this was anything but a basement battle as Zimbabwe laboured for supremacy over Bangladesh on the third day at Harare

The Zimbabwe team hate references of being at the basement of Test cricket, but the way they went about disproving that label today was not altogether convincing

After a truncated opening day, the match is very much in the balance

The start of the first Test at Harare has been delayed by heavy rain

Mashonaland beat Midlands by six wickets

West Indies clinched the five-match one-day series 3-2 after a convincing win in the final match of the series, at Harare

Six wickets on his one-day debut by Fidel Edwards, along with a century by Wavell Hinds, helped West Indies to a comfortable 72-run win against Zimbabwe in the 4th one-dayer at Harare.

One of Zimbabwe cricket's most respected and dedicated administrators, Peter Keen, died on November 25 at the age of 60 after a long battle with cancer

Zimbabawe went 2-1 up in the series with a 21-run victory against West Indies at Harare with Heath Streak again at the fore

Mark Vermeulen scored 66 not out to help Zimbabwe to a six-wicket win against West Indies in the 2nd ODI at Bulawayo