Sat, 28 Jun, 8:00 AM
1st Test, Bulawayo, June 28 - July 02, 2025, South Africa tour of Zimbabwe
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Sun, 06 Jul, 8:00 AM
2nd Test, Bulawayo, July 06 - 10, 2025, South Africa tour of Zimbabwe
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Mon, 14 Jul, 11:00 AM
1st Match, Harare, July 14, 2025, Zimbabwe Twenty20 Tri-Series
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Fri, 18 Jul, 11:00 AM
3rd Match, Harare, July 18, 2025, Zimbabwe Twenty20 Tri-Series
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4th Match, Harare, July 20, 2025, Zimbabwe Twenty20 Tri-Series
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6th Match, Harare, July 24, 2025, Zimbabwe Twenty20 Tri-Series
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Wed, 30 Jul, 8:00 AM
1st Test, Bulawayo, July 30 - August 03, 2025, New Zealand tour of Zimbabwe
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Thu, 07 Aug, 8:00 AM
2nd Test, Bulawayo, August 07 - 11, 2025, New Zealand tour of Zimbabwe
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Zimbabwe Cricket Team News & Matches
Captain: Craig Ervine (Test and ODI), Sikandar Raza (T20I)
Coaches: Justin Sammons (head coach), Dion Ebrahim (assistant coach), Charl Langeveldt (bowling coach), Stuart Matsikenyeri (fielding coach)
First international match: 1983
Cricket board: Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC)
Coaches: Justin Sammons (head coach), Dion Ebrahim (assistant coach), Charl Langeveldt (bowling coach), Stuart Matsikenyeri (fielding coach)
First international match: 1983
Cricket board: Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC)
Zimbabwe Men's Cricket Team History
Cricket was being played in Zimbabwe from the late 19th century onwards. Lord Hawke and HDG Leveson Gower travelled with touring parties between 1899 and 1910, and Rhodesia - as the country was called before independence - was part of the Currie Cup in South Africa's domestic system. As an Associate member of the ICC, they played three World Cups - 1983, where they beat Australia in what was their first ODI - 1987 and 1992.
They became a Full Member in 1992 and hosted India for a one-off Test in Harare in October that year.
While they had a fair amount of talent in their early years as a Test nation - in Andy Flower, Grant Flower, Dave Houghton, Heath Streak, Andy Blignaut, Murray Goodwin, Neil Johnson - Zimbabwe remained significantly weaker than the other Full Members, winning only one of their first 30 Tests. But by the late '90s, they were becoming a stronger one-day side, sweeping England 3-0 at home in 1997 and beating New Zealand home and away in 2000-01.
However, the early 2000s were a period of upheaval in Zimbabwe cricket. The 2003 World Cup, where Zimbabwe were co-hosts, is remembered for the "death of democracy" protest against Robert Mugabe's regime by Andy Flower and Henry Olonga - which forced them to seek political asylum abroad. England also forfeited their World Cup match in the country citing security reasons. In 2004, a player rebellion triggered by the sacking of Streak, the captain, weakened the side to the extent that the ICC and Zimbabwe Cricket decided to withdraw the team from Test cricket temporarily. They only made a full return seven years later, although their ODI and T20I sides continued to play and feature in the respective World Cups.
Tatenda Taibu, Hamilton Masakadza, Brendan Taylor, Sikandar Raza, Tendai Chatara, Richard Ngarava, Sean Williams are some of the stars of this modern era, although Zimbabwe haven't won any major series or titles in this period, and have failed to qualify for the ODI World Cups in 2019 and 2023. Their most famous win was a nerve-jangling one-run triumph over Pakistan in the 2022 T20 World Cup in Perth, where Raza took two wickets in two balls.
Zimbabwe Men's Cricket Team Current Ranking
Tests: 10
ODIs: 11
T20Is: 12
ODIs: 11
T20Is: 12
Zimbabwe Men's Cricket Team Records
Tests: Most runs| Most wickets | Highest totals | Lowest totals
ODIs: Most runs| Most wickets | Highest totals | Lowest totals
T20Is: Most runs| Most wickets | Highest totals | Lowest totals
ODIs: Most runs| Most wickets | Highest totals | Lowest totals
T20Is: Most runs| Most wickets | Highest totals | Lowest totals
Zimbabwe Men's Cricket Team Trophies and Milestones
1997: First ODI series win, a 3-0 sweep of England at home
1998: First away Test win and first Test series win, a 1-0 win in a three-Test series in Pakistan
Team Fan Ratings
Top Run Scorers
In last one year584
Innings: 12Average: 53.09
460
Innings: 13Average: 38.33
358
Innings: 12Average: 32.54
327
Innings: 9Average: 36.33
224
Innings: 9Average: 32.00
191
Innings: 6Average: 38.20
465
Innings: 19Average: 24.47
456
Innings: 18Average: 28.50
381
Innings: 17Average: 23.81
Top Wicket Takers
In last one year35
Innings: 11Average: 22.40
15
Innings: 10Average: 35.33
6
Innings: 3Average: 21.83
10
Innings: 8Average: 32.20
9
Innings: 6Average: 28.22
7
Innings: 6Average: 32.71
21
Innings: 16Average: 16.33
18
Innings: 17Average: 19.33
18
Innings: 15Average: 20.50