Zimbabwe have played only 10 Tests since their return to the longest format in 2011.
Pankaj Singh is in some illustrious company.
Steak joins head coach Hathurusingha and assistant coach Sarwar Imran.
A two-test series in May 2003 when ECB feared severe demonstrations against the Mugabe regime
In the six Tests he played for his country, Watambwa took 14 wickets.
Kevin Pietersen is not the first English player to face the wrath of the board.
In 2004, the Germany-based football club Bayern Munich handed out GBP 2 million to arch-nemesis Borrusia Dortmund when the latter was spiraling down with financial hardship that put a cloud of doubt over their very existence. Almost a decade on, Dortmund are stabilized but will not want to forget the period of financial difficulties they went through. Although the two million was only a small percentage of money that helped them stay up, it was the gesture from a rival club that set the precedent.
The Ashes may be widely regarded as the most important contest in cricket, but try telling that to the cash-strapped Zimbabwean side that recently hosted India for five One-Day Internationals (ODI).
Zimbabwean left-arm spinner Ray Price, part of the team for the ongoing One-Day Internationals(ODIs) against India, has decided to call it quits from international cricket in the middle of the five-match series after failing to get a single game so far.
Born on March 16, 1974, Heath Hilton Streak proved to be one of Zimbabwe’s best players during the team’s golden era in the '90s when the team was a lot more competitive than they are today. With tons of stamina and impeccable control over his outswingers, Streak was a lot like South Africa’s Shaun Pollock. Prakash Govindasreenivasan takes a peek into the career of the only Zimbabwean to pick 100-plus wickets in Tests.