Matches (17)

AUS vs SA (1)

AUS-WA vs IND-WA (1)

Women's Hundred (2)

WI vs PAK (1)

IRE-W vs PAK-W (1)

Men's Hundred (2)

U19 Tri Series (ZIM) (1)

One-Day Cup (7)

ZIM vs NZ (1)

AUS

178

(19.2/20 ov, T:179) 158/8

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Schedule Report Videos Series

AUA-W

144/8

INA-W

(20 ov, T:145) 140/8

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Schedule Series

Steven Price

Crumbling from the bottom up

Steven Price reports on the crumbling infrastrucure inside Zimbabwe with almost no cricket being played and clubs openly challenging the board

22-Mar-2006•Steven Price in Harare

Strike timed to embarrass Chingoka

Matabeleland's clubs have gone on strike in a move aimed at making it clear to the ICC that Peter Chingoka does not have their support

18-Mar-2006•Steven Price in Harare

Zimbabwe about turn on Kenya series

Zimbabwe have dropped controversial plans to reduce the forthcoming one-day series against Kenya from five to three matches

18-Feb-2006•Steven Price in Harare

Zimbabwe's Logan Cup postponed

It is reported that Zimbabwe's premier first class competition, the Logan Cup, is to be postponed indefinitely with the possibility that it will be scrapped for the season.

11-Feb-2006•Steven Price

Players angry at Curran's interference

Kevin Curran, Zimbabwe's coach, has been accused of trying to persuade some of the country's striking players to sign the controversial new contracts offered to them by the board

05-Feb-2006•Steven Price in Harare

No progress as Zimbabwe strike continues

Reports that Zimbabwe's cricketers had signed contracts offered to them by the board have turned out to be false

04-Feb-2006•Steven Price in Harare

Another dispute erodes Zimbabwe's future

Steven Price argues that the farce surrounding the selection of players for Mashonaland can only further damage Zimbabwe's future

31-Jan-2006•Steven Price

Zimbabwe players dig in their heels over pay

Zimbabwe's players have said they will not enter into discussions over new contracts until they are paid the $200,000 owed to them by the board

23-Jan-2006•Steven Price

Government takes over Zimbabwe Cricket

The Zimbabwe government has finally taken over Zimbabwe Cricket in a shattering move that will most certainly usher the ultimate demise of the game

06-Jan-2006•Steven Price in Harare

Players dispute Chingoka reassurances

Despite assurances from Peter Chingoka, the relationship between Zimbabwe's board and players is at an all-time low

19-Dec-2005•Steven Price

Cricketers fined ... but judge blames Zimbabwe board

Zimbabwe cricketers Vusi Sibanda, Waddington Mwayenga and national team manager Babu Meman today escaped with fines for contravening the country's foreign-exchange regulations

09-Dec-2005•Steven Price

Board finally meets as crisis grows

The board of Zimbabwe Cricket should finally meet on Saturday in Harare to discuss a number of issues which might culminate in the appointment of a new captain and new selection panel

30-Nov-2005•Steven Price

Board mobilises its forces

Cricinfo has learned that senior Zimbabwe Cricket board officials have been travelling the country in a bid to quell a growing rebellion

02-Nov-2005•Steven Price in Harare

Zimbabwe facing crisis as stakeholders revolt

Zimbabwe cricket was heading towards another crisis after the provincial associations passed a vote of no confidence on the Peter Chingoka-led Zimbabwe Cricket board

22-Oct-2005•Steven Price in Harare

The new beginning or the last hurrah?

Zimbabwe cricket is facing another poential crisis and it is all of its own making

06-Sep-2005•Steven Price

Journalists rewarded for pro-board stance

Zimbabwe's Cricket Player of the Year Awards turned out to be nothing more of a journalists' payback episode

25-Jul-2005•Steven Price

Ozias Bvute - The power behind the throne

We profile Ozias Bvute - perhaps the real power within the Zimbabwe Cricket Union

07-Jul-2005•Steven Price

Ebrahim unhappy with 'unbalanced' sides

The postponed Logan Cup resumed last week, but Macs Ebrahim, the head of the county's selectors, was far from amused at the outcome of the two matches

10-Apr-2005•Steven Price

Chingoka: 'Business as usual' in Zimbabwe

Peter Chingoka, Zimbabwe Cricket's chairman, said that the dispute with Zimbabwe's rebel players is officially at an end and that it's now 'business as usual'

04-Apr-2005•Steven Price

Simmons blamed for Zimbabwe's defeats

Zimbabwe's selectors have found a new scapegoat for their Test and one-day series defeats in Bangladesh - Phil Simmons, their recently appointed coach

01-Feb-2005•Steven Price

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