Brian Vitori

Ryan Burl also returns for Zimbabwe's limited-overs series against Afghanistan

Following remedial work and reassessment, Brian Vitori's bowling action has been found to be legal

Zimbabwe fast bowler Brian Vitori has been suspended from bowling in international cricket for 12 months, after his action for some deliveries was once again found to be illegal

Brian Vitori had been suspended from bowling in international cricket in February this year

Zimbabwe have chosen an A team full of first-choice picks to play against Pakistan A in Bulawayo from Sunday in an effort to help them prepare for the Tests against Sri Lanka, which begin on October 29

Brian Vitori, the left-arm pacer, could make a return to competitive cricket this Friday after six months on the sidelines

Zimbabwe left-arm fast bowler Brian Vitori's bowling action has been found to be legal, following remedial work and a re-test performed at University of Pretoria on June 10

Brian Vitori has been suspended from bowling in international cricket with immediate effect after an independent assessment found his bowling action to be illegal

Zimbabwe seamer Brian Vitori has been reported for a suspect action following the third T20 international against Bangladesh

Batsman Vusi Sibanda and left-arm seamer Brian Vitori have made a return to the Zimbabwe squad for the four T20Is against Bangladesh starting on January 15

A round-up of the Pro50 Championship matches played on March 17, 2015

Matebeleland Tuskers consolidated their position at the top of the table with a six-wicket win over the Mountaineers in Bulawayo

A round-up of the Logan Cup 2014-15 matches that ended on November 27, 2014

A round-up of Pro50 Championship 2014-15 matches played on November 22, 2014

Fast bowler Brian Vitori, who last played top-level cricket for Zimbabwe almost a year ago due to injury, makes a return to their ODI squad for the three home games against South Africa

A round-up of the Logan Cup matches that ended on April 9, 2014

Zimbabwe have pushed Pakistan far beyond anyone thought they could, to the point where a season-defining victory is within sight; should they fall short, the positives should not be forgotten

It was Brian Vitori's first Test in 19 months, and his selection had caused a few raised eyebrows, but a five-for underlined his value

Pakistan's collapse against the second new ball and determined batting from Tino Mawoyo and Hamilton Masakadza put Zimbabwe slightly ahead in the second and final Test