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Mukuhlani unanimously re-elected Zimbabwe Cricket Chairman

Mukuhlani unanimously re-elected Zimbabwe Cricket Chairman

Zimbabwe begins journey to ICC U19 Women’s T20 World Cup

Zimbabwe begins journey to ICC U19 Women’s T20 World Cup

Kelis Ndhlovu nominated for ICC Women’s Player of the Month Award

Kelis Ndhlovu nominated for ICC Women’s Player of the Month Award

Mountaineers, Eagles stroll to easy Women’s T20 Cup victories

Mountaineers, Eagles stroll to easy Women’s T20 Cup victories

Back-to-back T20, one-day games get women’s season underway

Back-to-back T20, one-day games get women’s season underway

Mukuhlani named Africa vice chair, co-opted into ICC committee

Mukuhlani named Africa vice chair, co-opted into ICC committee

Rwanda stun Zimbabwe in Under-19 Women’s World Cup upset

Rwanda stun Zimbabwe in Under-19 Women’s World Cup upset

Zimbabwe fall to England in first U19 Women’s T20 World Cup match

Zimbabwe fall to England in first U19 Women’s T20 World Cup match

ZC plunged into mourning again following Sinikiwe Mpofu’s death

ZC plunged into mourning again following Sinikiwe Mpofu’s death

Zimbabwe name squad for ICC Under-19 Women’s T20 World Cup

Zimbabwe name squad for ICC Under-19 Women’s T20 World Cup

Zimbabwe Under-19 Women embark on SA tour

Zimbabwe Under-19 Women embark on SA tour

Zimbabwe Women reach semi-finals despite shock defeat

Zimbabwe Women reach semi-finals despite shock defeat

Teenage sensation inspires Zimbabwe Women to another victory

Teenage sensation inspires Zimbabwe Women to another victory

Zimbabwe off to flying start at Women’s T20 World Cup Qualifier

Zimbabwe off to flying start at Women’s T20 World Cup Qualifier

Mupachikwa, Musonda power Zimbabwe Women to comfortable win

Mupachikwa, Musonda power Zimbabwe Women to comfortable win

Zimbabwe Women off to winning start in T20I quadrangular series

Zimbabwe Women off to winning start in T20I quadrangular series

Mukuhlani hails ‘very special’ year as ZC holds AGM

Mukuhlani hails ‘very special’ year as ZC holds AGM

Zimbabwe name squad for ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Qualifier

Zimbabwe name squad for ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Qualifier

Zimbabwe Cricket announces women’s central contracts

Zimbabwe Cricket announces women’s central contracts

Zimbabwe Women camp in India ahead of T20 World Cup Qualifier

Zimbabwe Women camp in India ahead of T20 World Cup Qualifier

A superb century partnership between Modester Mupachikwa and Josephine Nkomo paved the way for a 22-run (Duckworth-Lewis) victory for Southerns Women over Northerns Women in the second T20 match between the two at Old Hararians Sports Club on Thursday.

Southerns Women win second T20 after rain forced tie in first match

The victory means Eagles Women have won all the provincial women’s trophies this season, having earlier claimed the Fifty50 Challenge silverware. 

Eagles Women crowned 2021/22 Women’s T20 Cup champions

Esther Mbofana returned the almost unbelievabl ... n wickets for just one run in three overs

Mbofana runs riot as Mountaineers Women are skittled for 14

Pellagia Mujaji and Nyasha Gwanzura, with 29 and ... ing the last 49 runs in less than five overs

Mountaineers Women seal place in Women’s T20 Cup final

Mitchell Mavunga claimed a five-wicket haul

Mavhunga claims five-for as Eagles Women wallop Tuskers Women

Mavunga’s bowling also played a key part, as she took three wickets for 20 runs in her three overs.

Eagles Women beat Mountaineers Women in rain-affected T20 clash

With Mugeri-Tiripano in fine form, this comparatively small target was never likely to trouble Mountaineers Women.

Mugeri-Tiripano stars again as Mountaineers Women romp home

A brilliant innings of 91 not out by Kellies Ndlovu (left) for Alliance Health Eagles Women quite put Tuskers Women out of the match.

Mountaineers, Eagles off to flying starts in Women’s T20 Cup

Eagles Women lift 2021/22 Fifty50 Challenge trophy

Eagles Women lift 2021/22 Fifty50 Challenge trophy

Blockbuster weekend

Blockbuster weekend as one-day championship finals happen

Loryn Phiri (l) and Pellagia Mujaji

Pellagia and Silent Mujaji’s mother passes away

Defending champions Mountaineers Women finally recorded a victory in this season’s Fifty50 Challenge

Mountaineers Women win at last, as Rhinos Women reach final

Brent is a former Zimbabwe bowler who played four Tests, 70 ODIs and three T20Is during his 12-year international career.

Brent appointed Zimbabwe Women’s head coach

Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) Chairman Tavengwa Mukuhlani

Outcomes of ZC Board meeting held on 7 March 2022

Eagles Women win again to secure place in Fifty50 Challenge final

Eagles Women win again to secure place in Fifty50 Challenge final

Nkomo finished with an unbeaten 54, which included two fours, off 126 deliveries.

Nkomo inspires Rhinos to victory, as Eagles’ unbeaten run continues

Alliance Health Eagles Women won by 39 runs

Eagles Women soar high, as Mountaineers Women tumble again

File Pic: Ashley was particularly in a belligerent mood as she belted 15 boundaries on her way to 87 not out off 66 balls.

Ndiraya stars as Rhinos thrash Mountaineers in Fifty50 opener

Fifty50 Challenge gets women’s domestic season underway

Fifty50 Challenge gets women’s domestic season underway

It’s free to download and we hope as many fans, club members, players and administrators will enjoy this new digital experience

ZC launches new app to bring cricket right into fans’ palms

The qualifiers will now be decided according to the team rankings as detailed in the tournament playing conditions. Therefore, Bangladesh, Pakistan and the West Indies will now progress to the event in New Zealand.

ICC WOMEN’S CRICKET WORLD CUP QUALIFIER 2021 CALLED OFF

Chipare found the ropes twice in the next over to release the pressure and finished the game off in style with a boundary as Zimbabwe got across the line by the barest of margins.

ZIMBABWE EMERGE VICTORS IN THRILLER; THAILAND, IRELAND REGISTER WINS

Opener Sharmin Akhtar smashed an unbeaten 130 as Bangladesh scored their second successive victory, a massive 269-run victory over the United States, in Group B of the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup Qualifier 2021 supported by Dream 11. Pakistan, who had lost to Bangladesh on the opening day, registered their first success, a 52-run win over Thailand. In Group A, the West Indies completed an easy six-wicket win over Ireland and Sri Lanka prevailed over the Netherlands by 34 runs under the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern system. BANGLADESH v USA – BANGLADESH WON BY 269 RUNS Coming into game after a stunning final over win over Pakistan, Murshida Khatun and Sharmin got Bangladesh off to a quick start, stringing a run-a-ball 96 run partnership. Murshida fell three runs short of a fifty but captain Nigar Sultana's 26-ball 33 ensured Bangladesh did not lose momentum after the wicket. Fargana Hoque and Sharmin then put on 137 runs for the third wicket, during the course of which the latter brought up her century in 117 balls. USA picked up three wickets in quick succession, with Moksha Chaudhary accounting for two of those but Sharmin and Lata Mondal finished strong for Bangladesh to take them to 322 for five. USA's chase of 323 got off to a poor start, with opener Mahika Kandanala run out in the second over and were soon three down inside the Powerplay. Rumana Ahmed picked up the wickets skipper Sindhu Sriharsha and Shebani Bhaskar while Khatun dismissed Isani Vaghela as USA found themselves stuttering at 26 for six. Tara Norris's knock of 16, which was one of the two double-digit scores in the USA's innings, only delayed the inevitable. Once she fell, the USA were bundled out for 53, giving Bangladesh their second win of the tournament by a massive margin of 269 runs. SCORECARD PAKISTAN v THAILAND – PAKISTAN WON BY 52 RUNS Opting to bat first, Pakistan lost their opener Muneeba Ali in the seventh over. Omaima Sohail and Iram Javed's stay at the crease did not last long either, with both the batters walking back in consecutive overs. Captain Javeria Khan and Nida Dar consolidated the innings with a 38-run stand that came in 72 balls. Once Nida fell, Javeria and Aliya put on a 29-run partnership that took Pakistan past the 100-run mark but at a very slow pace. Thipatcha Putthawong scalped the wicket of Khan soon after. Putthawong then cleaned up the tail, picking up the wickets of Fatima Sana, Diana Baig and Anam Amin to complete her five-for. She finished with figures of 9-3-18-5. Defending just 146 runs for the win, Pakistan needed early wickets and their bowlers did just that. Natthakan Chantham and Wongpaka Liengprasert were back in the hut for a duck inside the first four overs. Onnicha Kamchomphu counter-attacked with a 15-ball 16 but Nida Dar scalped her wicket before she could do more damage. Just when a partnership was building between Sornnarin Tippoch and captain Naruemol Chaiwai, a change of ends for Dar proved to be successful as she broke the stand. Chaiwai's run-out few overs later meant Thailand had lost half their side for 52. There was no coming back from that position for Thailand, despite Nattaya Boochatham offering some resistance with a 50-ball 18. With the pressure of the required run rate building, Thailand's lower order fell apart as Pakistan skittled them out for 93 to get their first points on board. SCORECARD WEST INDIES v IRELAND – WEST INDIES WON BY 6 WICKETS Put in to bat first by the West Indies, openers Leah Paul and Gaby Lewis started well for Ireland. With the Windies bowlers bowling tight lines, Paul and Lewis had to pick and choose their moments to attack. The two put on a 79-run stand for the first wicket before Anisa Mohammed struck to remove Lewis. The wicket of Lewis triggered a massive collapse. Amy Hunter was run-out off the very next delivery without facing a ball. Mohammed next scalped Paul (25) as Ireland lost three wickets in a span of eight deliveries. Hayley Matthews then got in the act and removed Laura Delany and Orla Prendergast in the same over. Eimear Richardson (32) helped Ireland go past the 150-run mark but she did not find enough support at the other end, with only Mary Waldron getting to double digits. Chasing 159, the Windies openers knocked off 61 of those runs inside 13 overs. Though Rashada Williams was not at her best in her 34-ball 8, Deandra Dottin was on song, bringing up her fifty in just 47 balls. Eimear Richardson eventually picked Dottin's wicket for 73 but the damage was already done by then. Stafanie Taylor's unbeaten 41 guided West Indies to a win with more than 10 overs to spare. SCORECARD NETHERLANDS v SRI LANKA – SRI LANKA WON BY 34 RUNS (DLS METHOD) Sri Lankan openers got the team off to a flier after being asked to bat first by the Netherlands. The 93-run partnership came in just 13.4 overs with Hasini Perera contributing only 26 from 43 balls. At the other end, Chamari Athapaththu went absolutely berserk, with the fall of wickets of Perera and Prasadani Weerakkody making no difference to her approach. She brought up her hundred in just 64 balls. Caroline de Lange eventually brought an end to the whirlwind innings, claiming her third wicket of the day before picking another one her very next over. Nilakshi de Silva and Anushka Sanjeewani steadied the ship after the two quick wickets. Oshadi Ranasinghe's stuck around the tail, taking Sri Lanka to 278/9 in 50 overs. Netherlands lost Juliët Post early on with Udeshika Prabodhani hitting timber in the third over. Babette de Leede and Sterre Kalis stuck in after the early wicket, mixing caution with aggression en route their respective fifties. The duo posted 141 runs for the second wicket before Athapaththu, the star with the bat, broke through for Sri Lanka will the ball, dismissing de Leede for 77. The wicket triggered a mini-collapse as the Netherlands lost their next four wickets for just 21 runs, including the set batter Kalis. Rain interruptions in the game meant that the Netherlands fell short by 34 runs. Sri Lanka replacements: The Event Technical Committee approved two COVID-19 replacements in the Sri Lanka team, both of whom played today. Anushka Sanjeewani and Tharika Sewwandi came in for Harshitha Samarawickrama and Vishmi Rajapaksha. Meanwhile, the number of COVID-19 positive cases in the Sri Lanka team went up to four after one more player tested positive in tests conducted before the match against the Netherlands. Three players had been confirmed as COVID positive on Sunday.

WEST INDIES, SRI LANKA, BANGLADESH AND PAKISTAN SECURE WINS ON DAY TWO

President Mnangagwa applauded Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) for leaving no stone unturned in preparing for the global event and also thanked the ICC for choosing Zimbabwe as the host country.

President welcomes ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup Qualifier teams

BANGLADESH CLINCH THRILLER AGAINST PAKISTAN; THAILAND BEAT HOSTS ZIMBABWE

BANGLADESH CLINCH THRILLER AGAINST PAKISTAN; THAILAND BEAT HOSTS ZIMBABWE

The remainder of the Sri Lanka squad are negative but are currently isolating as a precaution and will be re-tested ahead of their opening match against the Netherlands on Tuesday.

THREE SRI LANKA PLAYERS TEST POSITIVE FOR COVID-19 IN ICC WOMEN’S CRICKET WORLD CUP QUALIFIER

Zimbabwe and Bangladesh are in the same group with Pakistan, Thailand and the United States of America.

Zimbabwe Women fall apart again as visitors complete clean sweep

Bangladesh Women hardly broke a sweat as they chased down the target in 24.3 overs, with unbeaten half-centuries from Fargana Hoque (53) and Musrhida Khatun (51) taking them to a comfortable nine-wicket victory.

Zimbabwe Women go down again as Bangladesh Women seal series

Musonda then took a beautiful catch at first slip, off the bowling of Esther Mbofana, to dismiss Sharmin Akhter for eight and make it 21 for two in the fifth over.

Zimbabwe Women crumble to eight-wicket defeat in first ODI

Zimbabwe Women and Bangladesh Women will be using the ODI series as part of their final preparations for the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup Qualifier 2021 to be staged in Harare from 21 November to 5 December.

Zimbabwe Women boosted by Mayers return, Chatonzwa fitness

Queens Sports Club

Tickets for Zimbabwe-Bangladesh women’s ODI series go on sale

Her magnificent 103 not out inspired Zimbabwe Women to an historic victory in what was their first ever ODI, as they downed Ireland Women by four wickets.

Musonda nominated for ICC Women’s Player of the Month Award

The 10-team global tournament will decide the remaining three participants for the 50-over ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022 in New Zealand

Fans return as Zimbabwe host Bangladesh for women’s ODI series

Ireland Women batter Amy Hunter became the world’s youngest player to score an ODI century, hitting 121 not out on her 16th birthday

Zimbabwe Women wilt as Ireland Women clinch ODI series

Ireland Women now lead the four-match series by two victories to one, and Zimbabwe Women clearly have much work to do if they are to save the series in the final match on Monday.

Tough day for Zimbabwe Women as tourists take series lead

A magnificent 70 not out from Josephine Nkomo, scored off 86 balls with seven fours, when the innings closed at 50 overs.

Nkomo’s fighting fifty in vain as Ireland Women level series

Mary-Anne Musonda finished with 103 not out, scored off 114 balls and containing nine fours

History made as Musonda ton inspires Zimbabwe Women to victory

The games are scheduled for 5, 7, 9 and 11 October at Harare Sports Club.

Zimbabwe Women to host Ireland Women for ODI series

Having also top-scored in the match with 40, Marange was deservedly named the player of the match for her superb all-round performance.

Zimbabwe Women march on to Africa qualifier final

Tshuma finished with the impressive figures of four wickets for 11 runs off her four overs, a performance that duly earned her the player of the match accolade.

Zimbabwe Women sail through to semi-final

Chipo Mugeri-Tiripano

Injuries force Zimbabwe Women to replace two stars

A former cricketer herself who played as a wicketkeeper at club level, she is also an award-winning sports journalist

ZC appoints Yvonne Mangunda as Women’s Cricket Brand Officer

The first four wickets were all trapped lbw by Mbofana, who went on to finish with figures of six for 11 off her four overs.

Mbofana stars with six-for as Zimbabwe Women rout Eswatini Women

Mbofana stars with six-for as Zimbabwe Women rout Eswatini Women

Mbofana stars with six-for as Zimbabwe Women rout Eswatini Women

Mary-Anne Musonda played a true captain's innings with a fine unbeaten half-century

Musonda powers Zimbabwe Women to winning start

Zimbabwe’s 14-member squad that is in Botswana for the tournament is led by the captain Mary-Anne Musonda, with Adam Chifo in charge as the head coach.

Zimbabwe face Tanzania in women’s qualifier opener

Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) Chairman Tavengwa Mukuhlani

Zimbabwe Cricket holds virtual AGM

Nomvelo Sibanda however showed nerves of steel to hit a boundary that sealed victory for Zimbabwe Women with three balls to spare.

Zimbabwe Women squeeze home against Thailand Women

The same event will also determine two qualifiers for the next edition of the ICC Women’s Championship.

Zimbabwe confirmed as ICC Women’s World Cup Qualifier host

Zimbabwe’s 14-member squad that is in Botswana for the tournament is led by the captain Mary-Anne Musonda, with Adam Chifo in charge as the head coach.

NKOMO, MUSONDA STAR AS ZIMBABWE WOMEN THRASH THAILAND WOMEN

Zimbabwe Women are at almost full strength as they take on Thailand Women

Musonda back to lead Zimbabwe Women against Thailand Women

ZC announces bumper schedule for men’s and women’s sides

ZC announces bumper schedule for men’s and women’s sides

Big lessons for Zimbabwe Women as SA side complete clean sweep

Big lessons for Zimbabwe Women as SA side complete clean sweep

Zimbabwe Women succumb to 10-wicket defeat

Zimbabwe Women succumb to 10-wicket defeat

Nkomo does it again but Zimbabwe Women fall short once more

Nkomo does it again but Zimbabwe Women fall short once more

Duo gives Zimbabwe Women some solace after another loss

Duo gives Zimbabwe Women some solace after another loss

Nkomo shines with unbeaten 70 but Zimbabwe Women fall short

Nkomo shines with unbeaten 70 but Zimbabwe Women fall short

Zimbabwe Women missing six stars as they face SA side

Zimbabwe Women missing six stars as they face SA side

Zimbabwe Women to host SA Emerging Women in Bulawayo

Zimbabwe Women to host SA Emerging Women in Bulawayo

Pakistan Women cut Zimbabwe tour short over return flight fears

Pakistan Women cut Zimbabwe tour short over return flight fears

Zimbabwe go down to Pakistan in women’s first one-dayer

Zimbabwe go down to Pakistan in women’s first one-dayer

Zimbabwe name squad to face Pakistan in women’s series

Zimbabwe name squad to face Pakistan in women’s series

Zimbabwe, Pakistan add another T20I to women’s series

Zimbabwe, Pakistan add another T20I to women’s series

Zimbabwe set to host Pakistan in women’s one-day, T20 series

Zimbabwe set to host Pakistan in women’s one-day, T20 series

Regional sides set to clash as ZC prepares for international duty

Regional sides set to clash as ZC prepares for international duty

Mountaineers Women lift Fifty50 Challenge trophy

Mountaineers Women lift Fifty50 Challenge trophy

Eagles crowned inaugural Women’s T20 Cup champions

Eagles crowned inaugural Women’s T20 Cup champions

All set for Women’s T20 Cup, Fifty50 Challenge finals

All set for Women’s T20 Cup, Fifty50 Challenge finals

Mupachikwa smashes century but it’s Rhinos who make it into final

Mupachikwa smashes century but it’s Rhinos who make it into final

Mountaineers Women book place in Fifty50 Challenge final

Mountaineers Women book place in Fifty50 Challenge final

Mountaineers, Rhinos keep alive hopes of facing Eagles in T20 final

Mountaineers, Rhinos keep alive hopes of facing Eagles in T20 final

Eagles thrash Tuskers as Mountaineers suffer first Fifty50 defeat

Eagles thrash Tuskers as Mountaineers suffer first Fifty50 defeat

Loryn Phiri (l) and Pellagia Mujaji

Mountaineers finally win as Eagles fly higher in Women’s T20 Cup

Mountaineers, Tuskers record wins in Fifty50 Challenge action

Mountaineers, Tuskers record wins in Fifty50 Challenge action

Rhinos, Mountaineers prevail in Fifty50 Challenge clashes

Rhinos, Mountaineers prevail in Fifty50 Challenge clashes

Eagles, Tuskers register wins in Women’s T20 Cup

Eagles, Tuskers register wins in Women’s T20 Cup

Mbofana, Musonda dazzle as Fifty50 Challenge takes off in style

Mbofana, Musonda dazzle as Fifty50 Challenge takes off in style

Rhinos, Eagles triumph as Women’s T20 Cup roars into life

Rhinos, Eagles triumph as Women’s T20 Cup roars into life

Women’s one-day and T20 tournaments get underway

Women’s one-day and T20 tournaments get underway