Craig Wishart

Zimbabwe lost another of their experienced players today with a statement from Craig Wishart that he was retiring from the game

Zimbabwe Cricket took the unprecedented step of barring five journalists from its annual general meeting in Bulawayo today

A statement issued on behalf of Zimbabwe's professional cricketers

Zimbabwe's professional cricketers have issued a statement which slams the conduct of the board, accusing it of being "at best incompetent, and at worst, a bully"

Tatenda Taibu will lead a 16-member squad in the upcoming tri-series, also involving New Zealand and India

Midlands took a firm grip on the second day of their match against Manicaland at Mutare Sports Club. With a powerful 172 by England tour discard Craig Wishart to the fore, they ran up a total of 458 for five wickets by the close, a lead of 77 already wit

Almost all of Zimbabwe's remaining rebel players have signed new contracts with the Zimbabwe Cricket Union, effectively bringing to an end a year-long dispute

Heath Streak said that players are keen to return, but warned that none of them trusted Max Ebrahim

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

A knee injury has forced Craig Wishart out of the VB Series, and he will be replaced by Dion Ebrahim

A knee injury has forced Craig Wishart out of the VB Series, and he will be replaced by Dion Ebrahim

Craig Wishart will undergo an MRI scan at Adelaide on Tuesday to determine the extent of damage to his knee after injuring it in Zimbabwe's warm-up match against Western Australia at Perth

Chris Gayle and Brian Lara blazed their way to a century each and helped West Indies to a 51-run win againt Zimbabwe in a rain-affected match

Mark Vermeulen scored his maiden Test century to help Zimbabwe to 377 on the third day against West Indies, who ended on 13 for 1, with a lead of 117

After Brian Lara put West Indies into a dominating position with a breathtaking 191, Zimbabwe recovered from a poor start to reach 173 for 3 at the close of the second day

Australia will go in as clear favourites for the first Test, which starts at Perth on Thursday

Zimbabwe, driven by a commanding and unbeaten innings of 93 from Craig Wishart, were 254 for 7 at stumps after a testing first day of their three-day match against Western Australia at Perth

The WACA have announced the WA team to take on Zimbabwe in the three-day RE/MAX Cup clash beginning at the WACA Ground on Friday.

After restricting the Cricket Australia Chairman's XI to only 240 in their official tour opener at Lilac Hill, Perth, the Zimbabweans put in a responsible batting display to chase it down successfully, getting to their target in 41.2 over with seven