Prosper Utseya

Zimbabwe may have half-decent batting, but overall they will clearly be outclassed at the highest level. By Martin Williamson

Prosper Utseya has been named as Zimbabwe captain until August 2008, ending rumours that Tatenda Taibu was about to be reinstated following his return from self-imposed exile

Zimbabwe Select will go into the second and final four-day match against South Africa A starting at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo on Wednesday with three spinners

The last round of the Logan Cup gets underway on Thursday with three teams all vying for the title

Prosper Utseya has admitted feeling the pressure of being a young, inexperienced captain at the World Cup

The finishing touches from Brian Lara gave the result a misleadingly emphatic touch

It may be a horrible cliché, but you just can't look past the luck of the Irish

Zimbabwe ridiculed the notion that they might be underdogs for Thursday's encounter against an Irish team that nearly upset South Africa in a warm-up game last week

Under-strength Zimbabwe and debutants Ireland may look like a lightweight contest in a World Cup group which also includes West Indies and Pakistan, but for the captains, its serious business

Prosper Utseya firmly believes that West Indies' inconsistencies and Pakistan's pre-World Cup woes can be exploited to get Zimbabwe into the Super Eights

Australia's inability to bowl Zimbabwe out within 50 overs in their opening World Cup warm-up was not a concern for Ricky Ponting

Friday Kasteni was the only surprise name in Zimbabwe's 15-man squad for the World Cup

Prosper Utseya has been fined 40 percent of his match fee for a slow over rate in the fourth one-day international against Bangladesh at Harare

The Zimbabwe selectors are due to unveil their final 15-mansquad for the World Cup in West Indies next month. Cricinfo takes an in-depth look at the players with a good chance of making it

Zimbabwe's captain Prosper Utseya was impressed by the way his young side leveled their series against Bangladesh with an eight-wicket win at Harare Sports Club

Zimbabwe's captain, Prosper Utseya, believes his side could have done better in the opening one-day international played against Bangladesh at Harare Sports Club yesterday, had they taken all their chances

The 20-man Zimbabwean A squad to play South Africa A in a series of three one-day game series was announced on Tuesday

Zimbabwe have named their provisional 30-man squad for the World Cup, which will be trimmed to 15 by the February 15 deadline

Steven Price reviews Zimbabwe's year in 2006