Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) blasts David Coltart, accuse former minister of causing division in the sport

The Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) has come out all guns blazing at David Coltart, accusing the Bulawayo Mayor of constant dangerous and deplorable accusations which lack evidence, thereby causing division in the sport. The Cricket governing body has come under scrutiny of late, particularly the national team selectors, who have been accused of nepotism, tribalism and…

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New Zealand Thrash Zimbabwe as Batting Frailties Exposed Again

Zimbabwe’s Test series against New Zealand ended in brutal fashion at Queen’s Sports Club, with the hosts suffering another thumping defeat that underlined their ongoing struggles against high-quality pace and movement. Once again, Zimbabwe’s batting was found wanting, undone by a combination of the moving ball and genuine pace – a cocktail that has troubled…

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Brendan Taylor Set for Return in Second Test Against New Zealand

After serving a lengthy ban from international cricket, Brendan Taylor is poised to make a long-awaited comeback to the Zimbabwean Test team in the upcoming second Test against New Zealand. His return comes at a time when Zimbabwe is looking to bounce back after a heavy defeats in the Tests against the Proteas, and Taylor’s…

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Zimbabwe Cricket Boosted by USD 50,000 Sponsorship Deal for Domestic Game

Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) has received a welcome injection of funding, with a USD 50,000 sponsorship deal from local company Zim Cyber City aimed at supporting domestic cricket development. The sponsorship was announced during the ongoing men’s T20I tri-series between Zimbabwe, South Africa and New Zealand, and is targeted at strengthening the financial foundation of ZC’s…

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Women’s Chevrons Tour of Ireland Offers Bright Learning

While Zimbabwe’s women’s side endured a 3‑0 whitewash in the T20I series in Ireland, there remains cause for optimism as these fixtures provide much-needed international exposure and experience. Ireland claimed all three WT20Is comfortably. In the first game, Ireland chased down 118 on a rain‑curtailed 16.5‑overs, winning by six wickets. The second match saw Ireland…

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