Steven Price

Zimbabwe's World Cup men

The Zimbabwe selectors are due to unveil their final 15-mansquad for the World Cup in West Indies next month. Cricinfo takes an in-depth look at the players with a good chance of making it

09-Feb-2007•Steven Price

Douglas Hondo quits Zimbabwe

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

06-Feb-2007•Steven Price in Harare

Zimbabwe board accused of human-rights abuse

One of the Zimbabwe players forced to shave his dreadlocks has accused Zimbabwe Cricket of "gross human-rights abuse"

05-Feb-2007•Steven Price in Harare

Dreadlock horror day

It has emerged that Zimbabwe Cricket has ordered its dreadlocked players to get their hair cut of face being dropped from the side

27-Jan-2007•Steven Price in Harare

Stakeholders plan to oust Chingoka

The election of a new Zimbabwe Cricket board earlier this month and the reappointment of Peter Chingoka as its chairman was expected to end much of the internal rancour within the game

26-Jan-2007•Steven Price

Desperate Zimbabwe target Taibu

A report in the Zimbabwe Independent claims that Zimbabwe Cricket is making a desperate attempt to lure back Tatenda Taibu before the February 11 deadline when squads for the World Cup have to be named

19-Jan-2007•Steven Price in Harare

A very unfunny comedy show

Steven Price, Cricinfo's Zimbabwe correspondent, takes a look at the new board which was elected to run the game for the next four years

09-Jan-2007

Peas in a rotten pod

Steven Price on why the re-election of Peter Chingoka as ZC chairman was inevitable, and how it mirrors the country itself

29-Dec-2006•Steven Price in Harare

Little cause for optimism

Steven Price reviews Zimbabwe's year in 2006

29-Dec-2006•Steven Price in Harare

Zimbabwe set to play more ODIs against Bangladesh

Smarting from a 5-0 ODI whitewash in Bangladesh, Zimbabwe Cricket has instantly requested a rematch which is now set for January

19-Dec-2006•Steven Price in Harare

Bvute looks to defuse criticism after Bangladesh whitewash

Ozias Bvute, Zimbabwe Cricket's managing director, has tried to cool temperatures after Zimbabwe's humiliation in Bangladesh

11-Dec-2006•Steven Price in Harare

Hearing is believing

Steven Price interviews Dean du Plessis, the blind Zimbabwean commentator

09-Dec-2006•Steven Price

Pressure grows on Curran after defeats

Zimbabwe's one-day series defeat to Bangladesh is set to open another can of worms with the board and local cricket followers infuriated by the team's poor performance

06-Dec-2006•Steven Price in Harare

Ozias Bvute in court on forex charges

Zimbabwe Cricket's managing director Ozias Bvute appeared in court on Wednesday to face charges of contravening the country's Draconian foreign currency exchange regulations

01-Dec-2006•Steven Price

Zimbabwe call up Rainsford and Cremer

Less than a week after arriving in Bangladesh, Zimbabwe's selectors have drafted two more players into the squad, calling up fast bowler Ed Rainsford and legspinner Graeme Cremer

28-Nov-2006•Steven Price

Still battling to be heard

The ongoing failure of the interim Zimbabwe Cricket administration to resolve the issue of the new constitution has come under fire from a group of former administrators headed by Charlie Robertson

24-Nov-2006•Steven Price in Harare

Better the devil you know

Steven Price explains how Peter Chingoka has survived as Zimbabwe Cricket's chairman despite overseeing several years of rapid decline

17-Nov-2006•Steven Price in Harare

Chingoka set to carry on unchallenged

Peter Chingoka is likely to be retained as Zimbabwe Cricket's chairman on Saturday when elections to end 11 months of a government-appointed interim committee will be held

17-Nov-2006•Steven Price in Harare

Vermeulen trial set for December 6

The trial of Mark Vermeulen was postponed until December 6 after a brief hearing in Harare

14-Nov-2006•Steven Price in Harare

Another Zimbabwean hit with ten-year ban

Bradley Ras, the captain of Metropolitan XI, has been banned for ten years after punching an umpire who gave him out

31-Oct-2006•Steven Price

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