ZCB

Events[edit] 

Zimbabwe was chosen to full enrollment of the ICC in 1992, and played its inaugural Test match versus India at the Harare Sports Club on 18–22 October 1992. The match was drawn, and in this manner Zimbabwe turned into the first group to abstain from losing its inaugural Test match since Australia beat England in the first Test in 1877. 

The primary household rivalry is the Logan Cup which has a long history however which did not secure five star status until the 1993-94 season. 

Cricket in Zimbabwe was extremely affected by the nation's political circumstance in the early years of the 21st century and the circumstance has gotten to be basic following 2005. See: Zimbabwean cricket emergency. 

National championships[edit] 

Victors of the Logan Cup from 1993 have been: 

1992-93 – not a top of the line rivalry 

1993-94 – Mashonaland Under-24 

1994-95 – Mashonaland 

1995-96 – Matabeleland 

1996-97 – Mashonaland 

1997-98 – Mashonaland 

1998-99 – Matabeleland 

1999-00 – Mashonaland 

2000-01 – Mashonaland 

2001-02 – Mashonaland 

2002-03 – Mashonaland 

2003-04 – Mashonaland 

2004-05 – Mashonaland 

Driving players via season[edit] 

The rundowns beneath give the main runscorers and wicket-takers in every local season. 

Batsmen[edit] 

1992-93 – KJ Arnott – 281 @ 56.20 (HS 101*) 

1993-94 – A Flower – 620 @ 68.88 (HS 215) 

1994-95 – GW Flower – 983 @ 57.82 (HS 201*) 

1995-96 – DL Houghton – 599 @ 85.57 (HS 160) 

1996-97 – GW Flower – 477 @ 53.00 (HS 243*) 

1997-98 – GW Flower – 742 @ 74.20 (HS 156*) 

1998-99 – A Flower – 469 @ 156.33 (HS 194*) 

1999-00 – GJ Rennie – 666 @ 47.57 (HS 152) 

2000-01 – GJ Whittall – 532 @ 88.66 (HS 188*) 

2001-02 – BB Sijapati – 692 @ 230.66 (HS 199*) 

2002-03 – MA Vermeulen – 696 @ 49.71 (HS 153) 

2003-04 – GM Strydom – 681 @ 61.90 (HS 216) 

2004-05 – DD Ebrahim – 710 @ 54.61 (HS 188) 

Bowlers[edit] 

1992-93 – AJ Traicos – 11 @ 34.18 (BB 5-86) 

1993-94 – JA Rennie – 23 @ 28.30 (BB 6-34) 

1994-95 – HH Streak – 49 @ 19.77 (BB 6-90) 

1995-96 – BC Strang – 36 @ 21.41 (BB 6-96) 

1996-97 – PA Strang – 36 @ 25.16 (BB 5-45) 

1997-98 – AG Huckle – 22 @ 31.31 (BB 6-109) 

1998-99 – AR Whittall – 16 @ 27.31 (BB 4-49) 

1999-00 – GB Brent – 30 @ 17.86 (BB 6-84) 

2000-01 – BT Watambwa – 34 @ 17.82 (BB 5-36) 

2001-02 – RW Price – 36 @ 22.63 (BB 8-35) 

2002-03 – RW Price – 32 @ 33.18 (BB 8-78) 

2003-04 – RW Price – 42 @ 21.30 (BB 6-73) 

2004-05 – NB Mahwire – 45 @ 18.33 (BB 7-64) 

Universal voyages through Zimbabwe from 1992-93 to 2005-06[edit] 

India 1992-93[edit] 

first Test at Harare Sports Club – match drawn 

New Zealand 1992-93[edit] 

first Test at Bulawayo Athletic Club – match drawn 

second Test at Harare Sports Club – New Zealand won by 177 runs 

Pakistan 1992-93[edit] 

Sri Lanka 1994-95[edit] 

Fundamental article: Sri Lankan cricket group in Zimbabwe in 1994-95 

Pakistan 1994-95[edit] 

first Test at Harare Sports Club – Zimbabwe won by an innings and 64 runs 

second Test at Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo – Pakistan won by 8 wickets 

third Test at Harare Sports Club – Pakistan won by 99 runs 

South Africa 1995-96[edit] 

first Test at Harare Sports Club – South Africa won by 7 wickets 

Britain 1996-97[edit] 

first Test at Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo – match drawn 

second Test at Harare Sports Club – match drawn 

India 1996-97[edit] 

The Indian group played three restricted overs internationals just, out of which India lost every one of them 3 at the Harare Sporting Club.The colleagues included Eddo Brandes, Paul Strang, Alistair Campbell, Andy Flower, Grant Flower, Anthony Ireland, Heath Streak, Guy Whittal, Craig Wishart, Andy Blignaut, A Huckle, G Rennie and M Mbangwa. 

New Zealand 1997-98[edit] 

first Test at Harare Sports Club – match drawn 

second Test at Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo – match drawn 

Pakistan 1997-98[edit] 

first Test at Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo – match drawn 

second Test at Harare Sports Club – Pakistan won by 3 wickets 

India 1998-99[edit] 

first Test at Harare Sports Club – Zimbabwe won by 61 runs 

For more subtle elements of this visit, see : Indian cricket group in Zimbabwe in 1998-99 

Australia 1999-2000[edit] 

first Test at Harare Sports Club – Australia won by 10 wickets 

Britain 1999-2000[edit] 

The England group played a progression of four constrained overs internationals just 

South Africa 1999-2000[edit] 

first Test at Harare Sports Club – South Africa won by an innings and 219 runs 

Sri Lanka 1999-2000[edit] 

first Test at Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo – match drawn 

second Test at Harare Sports Club – Sri Lanka won by 6 wickets 

third Test at Harare Sports Club – match drawn 

Bangladesh 2000-01[edit] 

first Test at Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo – Zimbabwe won by an innings and 43 runs 

second Test at Harare Sports Club – Zimbabwe won by 8 wickets 

New Zealand 2000-01[edit] 

first Test at Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo – New Zealand won by 7 wickets 

second Test at Harare Sports Club – New Zealand won by 8 wickets 

India 2001[edit] 

first Test at Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo – India won by 8 wickets 

second Test at Harare Sports Club – Zimbabwe won by 4 wickets 

West Indies 2001[edit] 

first Test at Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo – West Indies won by an innings and 176 runs 

second Test at Harare Sports Club – match drawn 

South Africa 2001-02[edit] 

first Test at Harare Sports Club – South Africa won by 9 wickets 

second Test at Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo – match drawn 

Britain 2001-02[edit] 

The England group played a progression of five restricted overs internationals just 

Australia 2002[edit] 

The visit was wiped out for security reasons 

first Test at Harare Sports Club – diversion deserted 

second Test at Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo – diversion deserted 

Pakistan 2002-03[edit] 

first Test at Harare Sports Club – Pakistan won by 119 runs 

second Test at Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo – Pakistan won by 10 wickets 

Kenya 2003-03[edit] 

Bangladesh 2003-04[edit] 

first Test at Harare Sports Club – Zimbabwe won by 183 runs 

second Test at Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo – match drawn 

West Indies 2003-04[edit] 

first Test at Harare Sports Club – match drawn 

second Test at Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo – West Indies won by 128 runs 

Sri Lanka 2004[edit] 

first Test at Harare Sports Club – Sri Lanka won by an innings and 240 runs 

second Test at Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo – Sri Lanka won by an innings and 254 runs 

Australia 2004[edit] 

The Australians played a progression of three constrained overs internationals just 

Britain 2004-05[edit] 

The England group played a progression of five constrained overs internationals just 

New Zealand 2005-06[edit] 

first Test at Harare Sports Club – New Zealand won by an innings and 294 runs 

second Test at Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo – New Zealand won