Vusi Sibanda

Vusi Sibanda's career-best, unbeaten 185 kept the Zimbabwe XI on even terms with Kenya after the match appeared to be slipping away from them at Kwekwe

Zimbabwe have made seven changes to the side that drew their previous game against Afghanistan in Mutare

At the Harare Sports Club Mashonaland Eagles take on Mountaineers, while Midwest Rhinos meet Matabeleland Tuskers at Kwekwe Sports Club

Visu Sibanda, the Zimbabwe batsman, has been appointed as captain of the Midwest Rhinos, one of the five new franchises in Zimbabwe's revamped domestic structure whose season gets underway this Saturday

Vusi Sibanda's 77 and a brutal 38-ball 79 from Elton Chigumbura led Zimbabwe to a 109-run thrashing of Kenya in the first of five one-dayers in Mombasa

Cricinfo previews the third ODI between Bangladesh and Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe's selectors have been forced to pick a weakened squad for the forthcoming tours of Canada and Kenya after three senior players were declared unavailable

A dramatic Zimbabwean collapse, triggered by Jerome Taylor's five wickets, and some sloppy fielding from the hosts allowed a depleted yet trigger-happy West Indian line-up to ultimately overhaul a total of 233 and win by five wickets

Sri Lanka A took control against Zimbabwe Select as the spinners started to cause problems on a wearing pitch

Andrew McGlashan presents the Plays of the day from England v Zimbabwe

South Africa A restricted Zimbabwe Select to 223 for 7 to claim the first day's honours in the four-day match at the Harare Sports Club

Like in the first ODI at Bangalore, Asia won the toss, elected to bat on a flat pitch and batted the opposition out of the game, only this time the victory was more comprehensive

Vusi Sibanda has urged Cricket Australia to honour its commitment to Zimbabwe in fulfilling its scheduled three-match ODI tour in September

Steve Tikolo, the Kenya captain, has been named vice-captain to Graeme Smith in the Africa side for the second Afro-Asia tournament to be held in India in June.

Vusi Sibanda has denied press reports that he has quit international cricket

The post World Cup exodus of players from Zimbabwe continued with the news that Vusi Sibanda has quit the national side in order to pursue a career in club cricket in Sydney

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

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