Tatenda Taibu

Mushfiqur Rahim's century was in vain as Bangladesh lost a thrilling match in Harare to hand Zimbabwe the series, with two games left to play

A century from captain Brendan Taylor made sure Zimbabwe forged ahead from an overnight score of 92 for 4 to a solid position on the fourth day in Harare

Tatenda Taibu's place in the Zimbabwe starting line-up is secure, despite his flagrant criticism of administrators on the brink of the country's return to Test cricket

Zimbabwe and Bangladesh have grown accustomed to playing each other in limited-overs cricket in recent years, but have not met in a Test for more than five years

On the eve of Zimbabwe's return to Test cricket, Tatenda Taibu has said that a lack of funds and poor professional structures are crippling the game in the country

Zimbabwe's spinners completed the job started by batsmen Tatenda Taibu and Craig Ervine, maintaining an asphyxiating grip on Canada's batsmen to secure a 175-run win

ESPNcricinfo previews Zimbabwe's chances in the 2011 World Cup

Zimbabwe's players say cricket in their country has turned a corner: the team has belief, and interest in the game has been reignited

Tamim Iqbal's explosive 95 blew away Zimbabwe on a slow Chittagong pitch on which the visitors had limped to 188 for 6

Charles Coventry secured an honourable end to Matabeleland Tuskers' Twenty20 campaign as his boundary-laden half-century took them to a nine-wicket win over Southern Rocks at Harare Sports Club

A maiden five-wicket haul for Rusty Theron, Hashim Amla's second consecutive hundred, and an eighth one-day ton for AB de Villiers sealed the series for South Africa with a crushing eight-wicket win in Potchefstroom

Ed Rainsford was Zimbabwe's hero as they squeaked home with a last-ball, two-wicket win in the first one-day international at Harare Sports Club

A 135-run fifth-wicket stand between Malcolm Waller and Friday Kasteni and a surprise four-wicket haul by Brendan Taylor helped Mid West Rhinos prevail over Southern Rocks by 18 runs in Masvingo

A round-up of the first round of matches in the Logan Cup

Suresh Raina and M Vijay made light work of Zimbabwe's second-highest total in Twenty20 internationals to give India a clean sweep of the series

Though Zimbabwe could not extend their successful run into their home final, there are signs that cricket in the country is moving in the right direction

Half-centuries by Tatenda Taibu, Craig Ervine and Andy Blignaut propped up Zimbabwe on the third day in Grenada to stretch the lead to a competitive 225 with three wickets in hand

West Indies A were on top of Zimbabwe, racing to 51 for 0 in 10 overs after restricting the visitors to 183 on the opening day of their four-day first class match at Queen's Park Stadium on Friday

A solid Zimbabwean batting effort, led by a watchful Vusi Sibanda and an innovative Tatenda Taibu, was backed up by their slow-bowling armada