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I note that five of the current Zim squad (Matsikenyeri, Taibu, Sibanda, Price and Brent) were in the pre-dispute side that played in the last match where Zimbabwe beat the West Indies, in Harare in 2003 (WI won the series 3-2). That's not a bad turnover of players, considering...

274/8. WI require 275 at 5.5/over.
Match report, commentary & scorecard over at zimcricketnews.com

Very good performance from Zim. The whiners wanted competitive - they got it.

Spoke too soon about them finishing the innings though - although very good effort by Chigumbura. Utseya in.

brmtaylor.com admin wrote:Still have Brent to come for some quick boundaries too.

I have a sneaking suspicion we won't need him - these two will close the innings out.
Current rate: 10.6. Can't remember the last time Zim scored at that rate against a Full Member...

Stuey & Elton are playing it around nicely at the moment. I predict around 270, if we don't lose any more wickets...

Current news on the sides is: Zimbabwe: Vusi Sibanda, Brendan Taylor, Chamu Chibhabha, Tatenda Taibu (wk), Hamilton Masakadza, Prosper Utseya (cpt), Gary Brent, Elton Chigumbura, Stuart Matsikenyeri, Keith Dabengwa, Ray Price. West Indies: Chris Gayle, Dwayne Bravo, Shivnarine Chanderpaul, Runako Mo...

They never seem to do well at Bulawayo. The pitch at Queen's hasn't been the same since they lost their last groundsman, Noel Peck - up until then, it was one of the best-playing pitches on the international circuit, but now Zim seem to find it almost unplayable. Something that Queen's really need ...

...and Zimbabwe's pre-series rankings . Some of the players featured aren't playing this time around, but I'd like to think everyone else should be looking to improve their position. As for Zim's ODI ranking, we're probably too far behind Ireland to catch them this time around, but a win or two shou...

Confirmed that this will be on Star Sports in Asia.
No coverage in UK or South Africa.
West Indies coverage TBC.

CricInfo are listing that they'll be providing live coverage, but I seriously doubt it'll be ball-by-ball...

So the 3rd ODI has been moved from Bulawayo to Harare. The Chronicle in Bulawayo carried the news yesterday, along with a long gripe (now dropped off their website, sadly) about how ZC was discriminating against the City of Kings by not giving them more matches - the last ODI series, against Banglad...