Luke Jongwe

Zimbabwe knocked off 20 runs in the final over to draw level in the series

Prajapati ton in vain for Oman as hosts take another step towards the ODI World Cup

Board said the fast bowler had reported the incident immediately to the authorities

There is a difference between being encouraged to play your shots and "being reckless", says the batter

Litton, Nurul impress for Bangladesh, but the steep target proves too much in the end

Sean Williams and Craig Ervine not back yet, Brendan Taylor to captain against Bangladesh

Brendan Taylor returns, Craig Ervine out with injury, four other uncapped players in the mix

This was the home side's first win over the visitors in the format in 16 attempts

Fast bowler put international career on hold last year to sign for Northamptonshire

Pacer Luke Jongwe and legspinner Graeme Cremer, who missed the 2016 World T20 due to injuries, are available for selection for Zimbabwe's upcoming home series against India next month

Zimbabwe legspinner Graeme Cremer and pacers Luke Jongwe and Neville Madziva have been ruled out of the World TwentyT20 after they sustained injuries during practice matches in the UAE, according to Zimbabwe Cricket

The new year brought in new fortunes for Zimbabwe's bowlers, but not their batsman, as they snatched a 117-run win from Afghanistan in the third ODI in Sharjah to keep the five-match series alive

Wellington Masakadza's best ODI figures of 4 for 21, and three-fors from debutant Tendai Chisoro and Luke Jongwe helped Zimbabwe crush Afghanistan by eight wickets in the first ODI in Bulawayo

Zimbabwe have made four changes to their 15-man squad for the first two ODIs against New Zealand in Harare, including a recall for 30-year-old offspinner John Nyumbu

Matebeleland Tuskers consolidated their position at the top of the table with a six-wicket win over the Mountaineers in Bulawayo

A round-up of Logan Cup 2014-15 matches that ended on January 30, 2015

Bangladesh A clinched the three-match unofficial ODI series over Zimbabwe A with a 31-run win in Fatullah

Fast bowler Brian Vitori, who last played top-level cricket for Zimbabwe almost a year ago due to injury, makes a return to their ODI squad for the three home games against South Africa

Sixteen wickets tumbled on the first day - all to the seamers - at the Country Club in Harare but it was the hosts Zimbabwe A who had their noses in front