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By SportsCast Writer HARARE – Zimbabwe have rung changes for their World Rugby Nations Cup opener against Tonga in the early hours of Sunday (12:15 Zim time), with some regulars either named on the bench or missing from the match-day squad altogether. The Sables, who arrived in the United States last weekend ahead of the first match in Denver, Colorado, are building squad depth in a bid to assemble a group of capable players who can seamlessly replace starters and still d

HARARE – Zimbabwe registered their biggest win in Test cricket as they thrashed Bangladesh by an innings and 85 runs on the third afternoon in the one-off Test in Harare. After conceding a first-innings lead of 270, Bangladesh collapsed once again and were all out for 185 in the second innings, with Blessing Muzarabani picking up 4 for 65. It was the first time that Zimbabwe won two successive Tests by an innings margin. In their previous Test, in October 2025, they had b

By Nick Chouhan HARARE – Make no mistake: Zimbabwean cricket is cooking. From unforgettable giant-killing runs on the pitch to a massive multimillion-dollar stadium blitz off it, the Chevrons are moving at warp speed. With the country gearing up to co-host the absolute biggest tournaments on the planet, Zimbabwe isn't just participating in the global game anymore—they are positioned to run it. Here is why Zimbabwe is officially cricket's most exciting growth story right

By Nigel Nyamutumbu HARARE – Settling back from the drive from Zimbabwe's second capital, the City of Kings and Queens, Bulawayo, I had a story to tell. Well, quite a few stories to tell. For any journalist that has set foot in a structured newsroom, before you started working on any stories for that day or week, diary meetings are convened to test whether any story idea is worth pursuing. This is normally a robust exercise. After all, everywhere or everyone is making