Trevor Garwe

A round-up of the Logan Cup matches that ended on February 11, 2015

Southern Rocks scrambled home by the narrowest of margins against Matabeleland Tuskers at the Masvingo Sports Club, getting to their target of 265 off the last ball with one wicket standing

A round-up of the first day's action from the Stanbic Bank 20 tournament in Zimbabwe

A round-up from the ninth round of the Logan Cup

A round-up of matches in the Faithwear Clothing Inter-Provincial One-Day Competition

Noor Ali compiled his second hundred of the match as Afghanistan secured a draw against Zimbabwe XI in Mutare

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 five-wicket haul by offspinner Mbekezeli Mabuza steered Westerns to a four-run win over Northerns in the final of Zimbabwe's domestic Twenty20 tournament

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

A report on the final round of matches in the 2008-09 Faithwear Cup

An 89 from Khurram Manzoor held the innings together in response to Zimbabwe Board XI's 328 at the Harare Sports Club

Zimbabwe Board XI's bowlers toiled as the Pakistan National Cricket Academy reached 330 for 6 at stumps on day 1 of the first four-day match at the Harare Sports Club on Saturday

Zimbabwe have named their Board XI squad for the opening match of the tour by Pakistan's National Academy which gets underway next week.

Easterns province, formerly known as Manicaland before Zimbabwe Cricket's controversial districts demarcation, have won the Faithwear one-day series

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

Mluleki Nkala, the 25-year-old allrounder, has been named captain of Zimbabwe A for their match against Bangladesh A tomorrow in Dhaka

Zimbabwe will undertake a short tour of South Africa later this month in preparation for the five-ODI series against Bangladesh which start on July 29

Alok Kapali scored an unbeaten half century to ensure to give Bangladesh A a slender lead after they were forced to follow-on on the third day of their four-day match against Zimbabwe A at Queens Sports Club

Zimbabwe A coach Andy Pycroft has told Zimbabwe's Independent newspaper that he is not worried about losing the first `Test' against Bangladesh, and warned that he expects more of the same when the two sides meet again