Stuart Matsikenyeri

Zimbabwe have made six changes to their Board XI for the second four-day game at the Harare Sports Club

Easterns secured the Faithwear Cup title after a convincing 92-run victory against Northerns at Harare Sports Club

Northerns thrashed Westerns by an innings in the second round of this year's Logan Cup

The Lions eased to a 68-run victory over Zimbabwe in their Standard Bank Pro20 match at the Wanderers on Thursday

The Cape Cobras were the big movers during the latest week of the MTN Domestic Championship with two wins putting them firmly in the shake-up for a semi-finals place

Zimbabwe stunned West Indies in the opening match in their five-ODI series with a 30-run win in Harare

South Africa, fuelled by robust innings from Graeme Smith and Herschelle Gibbs, cruised to the easiest of victories at the Harare Sports Club and with it took an unassailable 2-0 series lead

After two days where the sides were evenly balanced, South Africa A took charge on the third day at Harare Sports Club to move within 88 runs of beating Zimbabwe Select

The last round of the Logan Cup gets underway on Thursday with three teams all vying for the title

A round-up of the second round of the Logan Cup where there were victories for Westerns, Easterns and Centrals

Zimbabwe tied with Ireland in one of the greatest World Cup matches ever, the match at Sabina Park producing some of the most pulsating, enthralling cricket you could ever ask for

While Zimbabwe will be trying to prove the doubters wrong, Ireland may just want to enjoy their first World Cup appearance at Jamaica

Canada are the oldest team in the World Cup with an average age of over 31. They have the only two 40-plus players of the tournament.

Friday Kasteni was the only surprise name in Zimbabwe's 15-man squad for the World Cup

The Zimbabwe selectors are due to unveil their final 15-mansquad for the World Cup in West Indies next month. Cricinfo takes an in-depth look at the players with a good chance of making it

Zimbabwe A enjoyed a good opening day against Bangladesh A at Fatullah, reaching 276 for 4 by the close

After a sequence of one-sided games, the fifth and final one-dayer at Dhaka went down to the wire as Bangladesh scampered home by three wickets against Zimbabwe, sweeping the series 5-0

Zimbabwe got their tour off to a winning start with a 26-run victory over a Bangladesh Cricket Board President's XI at the BKSP cricket ground in Dhaka