Chris Mpofu

The Zimbabwe captain's 42-ball knock powered his side to their first-ever T20I victory over Afghanistan

Timcyen Maruma and Tafadzwa Tsiga were the stars with the bat, while Ziwira, Mavuta, and Tiripano impressed with the ball in this round

While in Harare, a rain-hit contest between Tuskers and Eagles yielded no result

The left-arm seamer was sidelined from the Test series against Bangladesh after sustaining a groin injury during the third ODI

Zimbabwe never really looked to be in pursuit of Pakistan's 364; they eventually batted out the 50 overs for the loss of four wickets

Tendai Chatara's third five-wicket haul in List A matches ensured Netherlands were skittled out for 142, a total that Zimbabwe had no trouble chasing

Solomon Mire and Peter Moor made light work of a rain-adjusted target of 105 in 42 overs, to square the five-match series against Afghanistan.

Zimbabwe's Chris Mpofu on the team's thoughts as they turned the third ODI against Afghanistan around, and the feelings of happy disbelief once the job was done

Zimbabwe completed a stunning comeback to clinch a three-run win over Afghanistan in a low-scoring thriller in Harare

Seamer Chris Mpofu is in line for an international recall as Zimbabwe look to bolster their ranks ahead of the second Test against New Zealand, which starts from August 6

Zimbabwe have made four changes to their 15-man squad for the first two ODIs against New Zealand in Harare, including a recall for 30-year-old offspinner John Nyumbu

Chris Mpofu's back playing international cricket, having cut some bad habits out of his life, and enjoying a game he had fallen out of love with more than ever

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

Round-up of the third round of the Logan Cup matches

A round-up of Zimbabwe One-Day Competition matches on October 13

Zimbabwe turned a series that was expected to be completely dominated by South Africa into a contest, with an unlikely but clinical victory over their neighbours

Zimbabwe cruised to an 11-run win over Bangladesh in the opening match of the tri-series at Harare Sports Club

Chris Mpofu has been ruled out of Zimbabwe's tour of New Zealand with a lower back injury. He pulled out of the Stanbic Bank T20 series in November and has failed to recover in time which begins on January 17.

A round-up from the first round of games in Zimbabwe's Logan Cup