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Takashinga cruise to domestic hat-trick

Takashinga secured their third successive National League title with an eight-wicket win over Bulawayo Athletic Club at Kwekwe Sports Club

23-Feb-2009•Cricinfo staff

Masakadza leads Zimbabwe's 5-0 sweep

Zimbabwe sealed the five-match series, a lopsided battle of the minnows, with a seven-wicket win in Nairobi to record a clean sweep

04-Feb-2009•Cricinfo staff

Chigumbura leads Kenya thrashing

Vusi Sibanda's 77 and a brutal 38-ball 79 from Elton Chigumbura led Zimbabwe to a 109-run thrashing of Kenya in the first of five one-dayers in Mombasa

27-Jan-2009•Cricinfo staff

Batting the key in series decider

Cricinfo previews the third ODI between Bangladesh and Zimbabwe

22-Jan-2009•Siddhartha Talya

Zimbabwe spark but Sri Lanka make it 3-0

A match reduced to 28 overs produced the series' most compelling game in Harare, and the first performance by Zimbabwe to cause Sri Lanka a headache, but Sri Lanka nevertheless made it three wins out of three

24-Nov-2008•Cricinfo staff

Top order seals draw for Zimbabweans

A better batting performance from the hosts ensured the four-day contest between Zimbabwe Select XI and the Sri Lankans ended in a draw

15-Nov-2008•Cricinfo staff in Bulawayo

Unbeaten Uganda humiliate Zimbabwe

Uganda ended their short tour of Kenya with one of their most notable performances, beating Zimbabwe by 17 runs in a rain-affected match at Nairobi's Ruaraka Sports Club

17-Oct-2008•Cricinfo staff

Taibu and Dabengwa star in convincing Zimbabwe win

Zimbabwe swept aside Ireland with a convincing 156-run thumping in the first ODI of the Kenya Tri-Series in Nairobi

17-Oct-2008•Cricinfo staff

Zimbabwe thrash lowly Canada

Canada may lack the might and skill of Pakistan and Sri Lanka, but Zimbabwe don't often have the opportunity to rout opposition. That's exactly what they achieved today, however, thrashing Canada by 109 runs

13-Oct-2008•Cricinfo staff

Khan and Butt propel Pakistan into final

A mismatch on paper, a mismatch on the pitch. Pakistan stormed to an easy seven-wicket win over Zimbabwe, knocking off the required 108 runs with Shoaib Khan jnr stroking an even 50. In winning, Pakistan have reached the final

12-Oct-2008•Cricinfo staff

Three-way showdown looms

Three teams remain in contention for the title after the fourth round of the Faithwear Cup

31-May-2008•Cricinfo staff

Northerns thrash hapless Southerns

Northerns thrashed Southerns by an innings while Easterns hammered Centrals in the third round of this year's Logan Cup

04-May-2008•Steven Price in Harare

Price sinks defending champions

Centrals and Northerns both completed wins inside three-days in a low-scoring first round of this year's much-postponed Logan Cup

21-Apr-2008•Steven Price in Harare

Easterns maintain domestic strangehold

Easterns maintained their increasing stranglehold on Zimbabwe domestic cricket with a seven-run win over Westerns in the final of the Twenty20 cup at Harare Sports Club

22-Mar-2008•Cricinfo staff

Team confident of facing Australia - Malik

A surprisingly elated Shoaib Malik credited his senior players after Pakistan completed a comfortable clean sweep against Zimbabwe

02-Feb-2008•Faras Ghani in Sheikhupura

We didn't create enough chances - Masakadza

The shallowness of Zimbabwe's bowling attack, and a lack of pace and penetration resulted in their fifth successive loss of the tour

30-Jan-2008•Faras Ghani in Faisalabad

We spilled opportunities at crucial junctures - Masakadza

Hamilton Masakadza rued the number of dropped chances, which he blamed for his side's defeat against Pakistan

24-Jan-2008•Faras Ghani in Hyderabad

Tanvir and Jamshed seal victory

Nasir Jamshed scored his second successive half-century and Shahid Afridi notched an unbeaten 43 to guide Pakistan past Zimbabwe in the second ODI of the Mobilink Cup in Hyderabad. Pakistan lead the series 2-0 with three to play

24-Jan-2008•The Bulletin by Faras Ghani in Hyderabad

Sluggish West Indies take the series

A dramatic Zimbabwean collapse, triggered by Jerome Taylor's five wickets, and some sloppy fielding from the hosts allowed a depleted yet trigger-happy West Indian line-up to ultimately overhaul a total of 233 and win by five wickets

07-Dec-2007•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

Masakadza out for six weeks

Zimbabwe have suffered a blow with the news that Hamilton Masakadza has been ruled out of action for at least six weeks after injuring his finger in training

30-Sep-2007•Cricinfo staff

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