Richard Ngarava

Zimbabwe had their moments with the ball, but were up against it by the time the weather intervened

With two needed off the final ball, Muzarabani managed to get an inside edge that beat the wicketkeeper for a one-wicket win

The hosts of the Africa Region Qualifier won their fifth straight match on Tuesday

Quick bowlers and lower-order batters from both sides impressed, but Netherlands were just a bit better than Zimbabwe on the day

Raza jubilant as gripping one-run win makes the case for cricket's marginalised teams

"I understand the need to try and play in slightly inclement weather to try and get a result. But we overstepped that mark in this game."

Craig Ervine says the pressure of making the next round is off, and hopes his players will express themselves with freedom

The allrounder hit 82 in 48 and picked up a wicket, and the Zimbabwe bowlers did their bit, to script a 31-run win

Zimbabwe will also be without Sean Williams, who is unavailable for personal reasons

Litton, Nurul impress for Bangladesh, but the steep target proves too much in the end

Ireland lose by three runs in chase of 118 despite Simi's all-round contribution

Brendan Taylor returns, Craig Ervine out with injury, four other uncapped players in the mix

The left-arm seamer was sidelined from the Test series against Bangladesh after sustaining a groin injury during the third ODI

Fixtures against second XIs from Northamtonshire and Worcestershire, and ECB representative sides have already been confirmed

Uncapped left-arm pacer Richard Ngarava and Carl Mumba have been added to Zimbabwe's squad for the five-match ODI series against Afghanistan which begins on Thursday

Coaches and commentators present at the Under-19 World Cup in Bangladesh have reacted strongly to the Mankading incident that took place in the match between West Indies and Zimbabwe

Twitter reactions to West Indies mankading for the final wicket against Zimbabwe at Under-19 World Cup

West Indies Under-19 entered the quarter-final of the World Cup in controversial and tense circumstances, as Keemo Paul effected a mankad to claim the last Zimbabwe Under-19 wicket with three runs needed off the final over