Steven Price

In the second in our series of reports on the state of cricket in Zimbabwe, we look at club cricket in the country

The ongoing problems faced by the media inside Zimbabwe continued with the barring of a senior cricket writer from Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo

In the first part of our investigation into cricket inside Zimbabwe, a look at what's happening in the schools

Zimbabwe cricket in 2007 featured some consolation wins and a new coach. At the board, though, the usual politicking reigned.

Despite the current political crisis, Zimbabwe and Pakistan both need next month's tour to go ahead

As Zimbabwe Cricket continue to hog the limelight on and off the field, Dean du Plessis, a top cricket analyst and commentator in Zimbabwe, says the board must return to the old system of player development, and selection on merit

Steven Price mingles with the crowd at the second ODI between Zimbabwe and West Indies

Steven Price reflects on Zimbabwe's win over West Indies and points to the input of Robin Brown, their new coach

All rather quietly, Zimbabwe's national league started last week, overshadowed by the board's secret annual general meeting

Zimbabwe Cricket held its invitation-only AGM on Saturday and, as expected, there was no discontent and little of substance was discussed

Zimbabwe Cricket has stripped several former players and administrators of their honorary life president and vice-president status as part of a continuing cleansing of anyone opposed to the Peter Chingoka-led regime

Zimbabwe Cricket will hold its AGM this weekend ... but only hand-picked delegates are allowed to attend

The South Africa cricketers currently on an A-team tour in Zimbabwe's second largest city, Bulawayo, experienced the effects of the government's controversial decision to reduce prices first-hand

Zimbabwe Cricket is again under fire after it failed to provide any scorecards for the current match between Zimbabwe Select and India A to the media

Zimbabwe has received millions of dollars from the ICC but precious little of that got through to clubs and schools, and cheques issued by the board repeatedly bounced

Cricinfo can reveal that Tatenda Taibu, the former Zimbabwe captain, is talking to the board about a possible return to the Zimbabwe team

Peter Chingoka will be in London for the ICC executive meeting next week despite an attempt by the Foreign & Commonwealth Office to have him refused an entry visa to the UK

Zimbabwe cricket's latest bombshell exploded today when the Mashonaland Cricket Association announced that it was not recognising Zimbabwe Cricket, the reincarnation of the Zimbabwe Cricket Union

In 2004 Zimbabwe cricket endured a wretched year, both on and off the field

The dispute between Mashonaland Cricket Association and Zimbabwe Cricket continues to rumble on, and ZC have upped the ante by refusing to recognise the new MCA executive