Zimbabwe draw first blood in T20I series against Bangladesh in Bulawayo
Zimbabwe drew first blood in the three-match T20I series at home against Bangladesh after a 32-run victory in Bulawayo on Wednesday.
Sikandar Raza back in Zimbabwe ODI squad for home series against Bangladesh
The 40-year-old Raza is back in his home country following a stint with Worcestershire in the English T20 Blast and will join a squad that will be captained for the first time in the ODI by fast bowler Richard Ngarava.
Fresh from scoring a maiden Test century in Zimbabwe's innings-and-85-run triumph over Bangladesh earlier this week, Innocent Kaia has been rewarded with selection in the 50-over squad.
Ngarava will lead a pace attack that also features Blessing Muzarabani, Brad Evans, Newman Nyamhuri and Ernest Masuku.
The squad's spin-bowling resources comprise all-rounders Ryan Burl and Wessly Madhevere together with left-arm spinner Wellington Masakadza.
Out from the ODI squad that last played in August 2025 against Sri Lanka are Brendan Taylor, Williams, Johnathan Campbell, Tony Munyonga and Trevor Gwandu.
All three ODIs will be played at the Harare Sports Club on July 6, 9 and 11.
Zimbabwe ODI squad: Richard Ngarava (captain), Brian Bennett, Ryan Burl, Ben Curran, Craig Ervine, Brad Evans, Innocent Kaia, Clive Madande (wk), Wessly Madhevere, Tadiwanashe Marumani (wk), Wellington Masakadza, Ernest Masuku, Blessing Muzarabani, Newman Nyamhuri, Sikandar Raza
Bangladesh claim consolation victory in ODI series against Zimbabwe in Harare
Bangladesh claimed a consolation victory in the ODI series against Zimbabwe in Harare after the tourists prevailed by seven wickets in the third and final game.
Zimbabwe stick with core of T20 World Cup squad for series against Bangladesh
Zimbabwe have largely stuck with the squad that reached the Super 8 stage of the T20 World Cup earlier this year for the upcoming three-match home series against Bangladesh.
Bowlers star with the bat as Zimbabwe beat Bangladesh in low-scoring first ODI
Zimbabwe fast bowlers Richard Ngarava and Newman Nyamhuri scored vital lower-order runs and then shared five wickets as the home side edged Bangladesh by 25 runs in the first of three ODIs in Harare.