Cricket News

Charles Coventry, Graeme Cremer, Chris Mpofu, Vusi Sibanda, Brian Vitori and Richmond Mutumbami will all make international comebacks on Zimbabwe's limited-overs' tour to Pakistan later this month, while allrounder Roy Kaia could also make his debut

Charles Coventry, Vusi Sibanda, Brian Vitori and Chris Mpofu are all expected to be recalled to the Zimbabwe squad for the upcoming series in Pakistan

Mid West Rhinos made the highest total of the match at Kwekwe Sports Club but still lost to Matabeleland Tuskers because of a shambolic first innings

Round-up of the third round of the Logan Cup matches

Matabeleland Tuskers and Mountaineers surged to easy wins as the Stanbic Bank 20 Series got rolling in Harare

ESPNcricinfo previews Zimbabwe's chances in the 2011 World Cup

Without Sean Ervine in their line-up Zimbabwe may well have to consider a re-shuffling of their batting order

Charles Coventry secured an honourable end to Matabeleland Tuskers' Twenty20 campaign as his boundary-laden half-century took them to a nine-wicket win over Southern Rocks at Harare Sports Club

A round-up of the first round of matches in the Logan Cup

A preview of the fourth ODI between West Indies and Zimbabwe at Kingstown

Matabeleland Tuskers beat Masvingo outfit Southern Rocks by an innings and 87 runs at the Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo

Charles Coventry made the joint highest individual score in an ODI but his effort was outweighed by a sparkling, cool-headed effort from Tamim Iqbal

Batsman Mark Vermeulen makes a return to the international fold after being named in Zimbabwe's one-day squad for the five-match series against Bangladesh at home next month

A round-up of the fifth-round action from the Logan Cup as Easterns leapfrog Northerns at the top

Zimbabwe A completed their brief tour of Namibia with a 100% record after wins in both one-day matches as well as the one-off Twenty20 international and a warm-up game

Zimbabwe's selectors are not expected to spring any surprises when they name their 15-man squad for the Twenty20 World Championship to be held in South Africa next month

Zimbabwe domestic cricket continues to be troubled by indiscipline among its players after Charles Coventry walked out during a National League match

Charles Coventry has become the latest player to turn his back on Zimbabwe after he reportedly fell out with coach Kevin Curran and team manager Andy Pycroft,&

Zimbabwe came through their seven-match series in the Caribbean better than many feared, but it was still too obvious that they are some way short of having what it takes to play at the highest level. Martin Williamson gives his end-of-tour reports

Eight of Zimbabwe's 16-man squad which will be touring the Caribbean later this month will be joining clubs in the United Kingdom rather than returning home at the conclusion of the series