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Zimbabwe survived a huge scare from Namibia to clinch a thrilling five-run win in Windhoek, recovering from 101/6 to post 195/6 before holding their nerve in the final over. Namibia, who had opened the tri-series with an impressive win over South Africa, looked out of the contest at 76/6 in the chase before Zane Green and Alexander Volschenk produced a stunning 109-run seventh-wicket stand off only 49 balls. Zimbabwe had started strongly after being asked to bat, with Ben C

The 22-year-old has played 12 times, scoring eight tries, for his country, having made his international debut in 2024. Quins head coach Jason Gilmore said: "Eddie is a player we've been tracking and we're really pleased to get his signing over the line. "He's got tremendous speed and footwork that makes him a real handful for any defence, and we believe he's got all the raw tools to become a weapon for us out wide. "What excites us most is his potential - he's still de

HARARE – Veteran leg-spinner Graeme Cremer has been recalled to Zimbabwe's T20I squad for the upcoming tri-series against South Africa and Namibia, with Sikandar Raza named captain of the 15-man squad. Cremer, 39, returns after recovering from a left-arm injury that ruled him out following the 2026 T20 World Cup. He had previously spent seven years away from international cricket before making his comeback at the tournament in February. Zimbabwe will begin their campaign ag

By Brian Matamba HARARE – The pictures circulating on social media showing a house in Strathaven, Harare, have sparked questions about the welfare of Zimbabwe’s national rugby team, the Sables, as they prepare for their historic return to the Rugby World Cup next year in Australia. The images have understandably raised concerns, particularly when presented as evidence of the conditions in which the national team is living. However, there is important context missing fro