Tino Mawoyo

Tino Mawoyo has been ruled out of the first Test against New Zealand due to a right thumb injury he picked up in the warm-up match for the series

A stubborn batting performance from Zimbabwe A ensured they held their own against a South Africa A attack headlined by Vernon Philander

Plays of the day for the third day of the second Test in Harare

Pakistan's collapse against the second new ball and determined batting from Tino Mawoyo and Hamilton Masakadza put Zimbabwe slightly ahead in the second and final Test

Tino Mawoyo, the Zimbabwe opening batsman, has been working toward his return for the Tests against Pakistan after five months out of cricket recovering from groin surgery

Their weakness at the top of the order is obvious but few solutions are forthcoming

Tino Mawoyo will not play against Bangladesh due to injury but the openers should heed his approach as they look to secure the series 2-0

Colin Ingram and Rory Kleinveldt, in partnership, helped South Africa A edge past Zimbabwe A in a tight chase in the third match of the tri-series in Harare

A five-wicket haul from Brian Vitori, followed by a half-century from Tino Mawoyo, helped Zimbabwe A consign Sri Lanka A to their second-straight defeat in as many games

The currently unranked Zimbabwe went at the world No. 8 New Zealand mercilessly on a fifth day dripping with Test-match brilliance, but they ran out of steam dramatically after tea to lose by 34 runs

In cricket, a combination of opposites is usually the most pleasing one and the differences are often best expressed when they come up against each other

Tino Mawoyo was not outwardly excited about his unbeaten 163. It was this composure that helped him survive Saeed Ajmal's doosras, which he could not read

Tino Mawoyo could not read Saeed Ajmal's doosra, from the hand or off the pitch, but managed to survive several of them and steer Zimbabwe through the first day

Despite scoring plenty of runs in domestic cricket, Tino Mawoyo's weight kept him out of the national side. Three and a half months after committing to a new fitness plan, Mawoyo is ready to cement his place in the team

Only one day of this Test match has been played, but already, there have been four small victories for Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe's preparations for their tri-series and four-day engagements against South African and Australian A sides have been hampered by injuries to at least four members of the 32-man training squad

Zimbabwe batsman Tino Mawoyo has been ruled out of the 2011 World Cup due to an abdominal muscle tear, and Terry Duffin has been named his replacement

Zimbabwe batsman Tino Mawoyo insists he is ready for the challenge of the World Cup after receiving a surprise call-up to replace Sean Ervine

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