Paul Strang

Former Zimbabwe spinner Paul Strang will step down as the coach of New Zealand domestic side Auckland at the end of the season, ending a four-year tenure

The former legspinner talks about Zimbabwe's current prospects, the highlights of his career, coaching in New Zealand, the importance of a work ethic, and more

Central Districts coach Dermot Reeve's fumes that Auckland's Ravi Bopara had tampered with the ball to get it to reverse swing

Auckland have appointed former Zimbabwe spinner Paul Strang as their head coach for the next two years

Auckland have appointed former Zimbabwe spinner Paul Strang as their head coach for the remainder of the New Zealand domestic season

Paul Strang, the former Zimbabwe legspinner, has been appointed the high performance coach of Auckland Cricket

Cuckfield Cricket Club, at first glance, seems an unlikely setting for a gathering of boisterous Southern Africans with two things on their mind: beer and cricket

Less than 48 hours after it was revealed that Bryan Strang had been banned from playing domestic cricket by the Zimbabwe Cricket Union

1936 Birth of surely the greatest allrounder in cricket history

Abbreviations: Capital letters for team names denotes a Test match

FULL NAME: Paul Andrew Strang BORN: 28 July 1970, Bulawayo MAJOR TEAMS: Zimbabwe (since 1994/95), Mashonaland Country Districts (1993/94-1995/96), Mashonaland (1996/97- )

The Zimbabwe Board XI had a disappointing weekend at East London where they played Border B in the last matches of their league programme

Paul Strang had his Indian tour with the national side cruelly cut short by a recurrence of the arm injury, a muscular or tendon strain that kept him out of most of last season

FULL NAME: Paul Andrew Strang BORN: 28 July 1970, Bulawayo MAJOR TEAMS: Zimbabwe (since 1994/95), Mashonaland Country Districts (1993/94-1995/96), Mashonaland (1996/97- )

JW: Paul, after so long out of Test cricket, it must be a thrill to be back, and especially in these circumstances, with six wickets in the innings

Leg-spinning all-rounder Paul Strang, who first came to the cricketing world's attention during the World Cup of 1995/96, has had a tough time of it during the past two years, as loss of form and injury have resulted in frequent absences from

After a great deal of rain, only the well-drained Alexandra Sports Club ground was fit for play, and the other two matches were therefore abandoned

MAJOR TEAMS: Zimbabwe (since 1994/95), Mashonaland Country Districts (1993/94-1995/96), Mashonaland (1996/97- )