Connor enduring difficult time in South Africa
Former Bohemians and Dundalk manager Sean Connor is reportedly staying in South Africa after being deported from Zimbabwe and is apparently fearing destitution.
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South Africa thrash Zimbabwe by 10 wickets
South Africa's formidable pace attack proved too good for Zimbabwe, who bowed out of the Twenty20 World Cup following a 10-wicket thrashing in a Group C game at Hambantota.
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Magnificent Mendis instrumental in Sri Lanka win
Sri Lanka spinner Ajantha Mendis demolished Zimbabwe with the best ever international Twenty20 bowling figures as the hosts cruised to an 82-run victory in the opening ICC World Twenty20 match in Hambantota.
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Ireland warm up with win over Zimbabwe
Ireland enjoyed a comfortable victory over Zimbabwe as they started their World Twenty20 preparations.
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Sean Connor
Sean Connor, former manager of CAPS United in Zimbabwe, talks about the eventful time with the club and how he landed the opportunity.
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Lead shared after Shark Shootout Round 1
Zimbabwe's Nick Price and American Mark Calcavecchia combined for a nine-under par effort to share the lead after the opening round of the $3 million Shark Shootout in Florida.
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Sport At 7: David Pocock
Australia's 23-year-old wing-forward David Pocock talks about the Rugby World Cup and his charity work in Zimbabwe.
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Pakistan wrap up series in Zimbabwe
Mohammad Hafeez excelled with bat and ball as Pakistan beat Zimbabwe by five runs to wrap up the two-match International Twenty20 series 2-0.
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De Jonge and Simpson share Greenbrier lead
Zimbabwe's Brendon de Jonge and American Webb Simpson share the lead after day two of the Greenbrier Classic at White Sulphur Springs.
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Zimbabwe saunter past poor Kenyans
Zimbabwe signed out of the 2011 World Cup with their second win of the tournament, beating Kenya by 161 runs in the dead-rubber Group A tie.
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Pakistan secure last-eight berth
Pakistan secured their World Cup quarter-final berth today with a three-wicket victory over Zimbabwe in a rain-affected Group A clash at Kandy.
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Pakistan secure last-eight berth
Pakistan secured their World Cup quarter-final berth today with a three-wicket victory over Zimbabwe in a rain-affected Group A clash at Kandy.
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Sri Lanka book spot in World Cup quarters
Tillakaratne Dilshan produced a superb all-round display with bat and ball to send Sri Lanka through to the quarter-finals of the World Cup on Thursday with a crushing 139-run win over Zimbabwe.
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Ireland break into one-day rankings top 10
Ireland have leapfrogged Zimbabwe in the one-day international rankings after their stunning World Cup win over England, moving into the top 10.
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New Zealand cruise past Zimbabwe
New Zealand became the second team to achieve two 10-wicket wins at a World Cup as Martin Guptill and Brendon McCullum comfortably led them home against Zimbabwe in Ahmedabad.
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Ruthless Zimbabwe rout Canada
Zimbabwe notched up their first World Cup win as they inflicted a 175-run defeat on Canada during their Group A clash at Nagpur.
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Aussies cruise to win over Zimbabwe
Defending champions Australia continued their 29-match unbeaten streak in the World Cup with a 91-run win over Zimbabwe in their opening Group A clash at Ahmedabad today.
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Botha contribution seals Irish victory
Andre Botha's half-century ensured a four-wicket win for Ireland against Zimbabwe in their World Cup warm-up game at Nagpur.
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Ireland lose to Kenya in World Cup warm-up
Having lost to Zimbabwe on Sunday, Ireland's cricketers suffered another World Cup warm-up defeat when they lost by three wickets to Kenya in Dubai.
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Rare away win for Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe claimed a rare victory on foreign soil with a surprise nine-run win over Bangladesh in the first one-day international at Mirpur.