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Torpid Zimbabwe crushed by Gayle

West Indies cruised to a facile ten-wicket win over Zimbabwe in the fifth ODI in St Lucia, securing victory the bloated seven-match series in the process

10-May-2006•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

West Indies ease to series win

Shivnarine Chanderpaul scored a cathartic 93 in his first match on home soil since being deposed as captain, and Fidel Edwards struck twice with his first four balls of the match, as West Indies toyed with and eventually overwhelmed a substandard Zimbabwe

07-May-2006•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Prospects brighter for Guyana's farewell

The chances of the fourth ODI between West Indies and Zimbabwe actually going ahead increased after a day of good weather on Saturday and Herculean efforts by the groundstaff to get the outfield dry

07-May-2006

Sean Williams heads to Newcastle

Sean Williams has ended speculation on his future by signing up with Clara Vale Cricket Club in Newcastle, England, as their overseas professional

06-May-2006•Cricinfo staff

Speed: I will not walk away

Malcolm Speed has said he has 'no intention of walking away from my position' after calls from disgruntled Zimbabwe administrators for him to stand down

06-May-2006•Malcolm Speed

Zimbabweans call for Speed to resign

Zimbabwe players and officials have demanded the resignation of Malcolm Speed, the ICC chief executive, on grounds that he failed to address the sporting crisis in the country

06-May-2006•Cricinfo staff

Rain forces cancellation of third ODI

Today's third one-day international match between West Indies and Zimbabwe in Guyana has been cancelled due to heavy rain since Tuesday

05-May-2006

West Indies look to close out ODI series

West Indies look to close out their limited-overs international series with Zimbabwe when the two sides meet for back-to-back contests on Saturday and Sunday in Guyana

05-May-2006

Matabeleland chairman quits citing growing chaos

Ethan Dube, on of Zimbabwe's leading administrators, has quit as chairman of the Matabeleland Cricket Association, citing 'confusion' in the structure of the game

05-May-2006•Steven Price in Harare

Zimbabwe's bowling a cause for concern

Zimbabwe suffered a disappointing defeat in their warm-up match against West Indies Vice-Chancellor's XI at Antigua's Jolly Beach

05-May-2006•Cricinfo staff

Mbangwa pities Zimbabwe's young guns

Pommie Mbangwa, the former Zimbabwe bowler, has bemoaned the state of cricket in his country and has pleaded with officials to "agree on a way to move things forward".

03-May-2006•Cricinfo staff

Pommie's new playground

At the age of 29 most cricketers are in the prime of their career. Not many - none really - are commentators. The one exception - Pommie Mbangwa

03-May-2006•Haydn Gill

Bangladesh keen to tour Kenya

Bangladesh are hoping to play three one-day internationals in Kenya en route to their tour of Zimbabwe which is due to happen in July and August

02-May-2006•Cricinfo staff

Bulawayo's groundsman quits

Zimbabwe cricket has suffered another loss with the news that Noel Peck, who has been head groundsman at Bulawayo's Queens Club since 1988, has resigned

02-May-2006•Cricinfo staff

West Indies make three changes to one-day team

West Indies announced three changes and increased their squad by one to 14 for the next two matches in the series of seven one-day internationals against Zimbabwe

02-May-2006

Lara demands more runs from top order

Brian Lara has demanded his batsmen rediscover their killer instincts in the remaining five one-day internationals against Zimbabwe

01-May-2006•Cricinfo staff

Impressive Taylor papers over the cracks

West Indies eased to a comfortable 98-run win over Zimbabwe at the Recreation Ground, their second victory of the weekend

30-Apr-2006•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

West Indies toil for five-wicket victory

Zimbabwe made West Indies work hard for their five-wicket win in the opening ODI at St Johns, Antigua

29-Apr-2006•The Bulletin by Will Luke

Lara in mix to open

Brian Lara has said he is one of five batsmen who could open the innings when West Indies oppose Zimbabwe in two back-to-back one-day internationals at the Antigua Recreation Ground on Saturday and Sunday

29-Apr-2006

Nothing to fear but fear itself

Martin Williamson previews the one-day series between West Indies and Zimbabwe

28-Apr-2006•Martin Williamson

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