Douglas Hondo

Together against Bangladesh, Chatara and Jarvis produced a combined effect greater than the sum of their separate parts

Zimbabwe Cricket has named two 15-man squads, including most of their national players, to feature in a three-team 20-over tournament, including Kenya

A century from Mid West Rhinos' captain, Gary Ballance, helped his team gain the first-innings' lead and a point from their drawn match against Mashonaland Eagles at the Harare Sports Club

Eagles clung on for a one-wicket victory to book their place in the Stanbic Bank 20 final and will be joined by Rocks

A round-up of the second round of matches of the 2008-09 Logan Cup

Zimbabwe Cricket has few choices available when it sits down to pick a long-term national coach

Douglas Hondo, the former Zimbabwe pace bowler, is in line to become the national team's assistant coach

It is being reported that Douglas Hondo has left Zimbabwe and is believed to be in the UK, turning his back on cricket after refusing to comply with a board demand to shave his dreadlocks

Zimbabwe's pace bowler Douglas Hondo is set to return to the national team when they meet South African A side in the first of three one-day games starting at Bulawayo later this month

Zimbabwe will play three warm-up one-dayers against a National Club League select side as preparations continue for the series against South Africa A and Bangladesh

Zimbabwe pace bowler Doug Hondo returned to action in club cricket this week after a long lay off due to a back stress-fracture injury

Saturday's first one-day international between England and Sri Lanka passed in a blur of indifference, as most of the home audience was transfixed by the latest round of football World Cup matches. But it hasn't always been thus

Zimbabwe's players have described as "shocking" the decision by the government-appointed Zimbabwe Cricket interim board to suspend itself from Test cricket

Mashonaland and Midlands closely fought throughout the day at Kwekwe Sports Club

A triple strike from Douglas Hondo set Bangladesh reeling as Zimbabwe posted an unexpected win in the opening match of the one-day series at Dhaka

Bangladesh found themselves in a familiar position, struggling to 169 for 8, after an incisive spell by Douglas Hondo rattled the batting line-up

After a full two weeks into this tour, the Zimbabwe captain Tatenda Taibu finally got Bangladesh where he wanted them: reeling

Zimbabwe's batsmen are to blame for the recent 4-0 one-day series defeat by England, according to Macsood Ebrahim, the head of the selection committee

England are 1/50 with bet365 to win the first one-day international of their controversial tour, while the Zimbabweans are 10/1 outsiders