Ray Price

Zimbabwe's cricketers are idolised by their countrymen, yet they continue to feel under-valued by their bosses

Ray Price on sitting between Tendulkar and Symonds at the IPL, Hayden's 380, and Zimbabwe's 1999 World Cup team

Zimbabwe left-arm spinner Ray Price combined humour and intensity in an international career that spanned over a decade

Ray Price, the Zimbabwe left-arm spinner, has retired from international cricket

Zimbabwe coach Andrew Waller was cautiously optimistic about his team's chances in the five-match ODI series against India starting Wednesday

Ray Price, the left-arm spinner, was dropped from Zimbabwe's limited-overs' squads for the upcoming tour of West Indies, but he would join the team for the two-Test series that follows the ODIs and the Twenty20s

Zimbabwe betrayed the inexperience of a team that hasn't played top-level opposition in over five years to leave Pakistan sniffing victory in Bulawayo

Pakistan do not want to bat last in Bulawayo on a pitch that is expected to break up as the match wears on

The Zimbabwe left-armer talks about starting out as a fast bowler, and keeping the attitude when he moved over to spin

Zimbabwe XI fought back gamely for most of the third day after Australia A's openers had put on a 289-run stand, Ray Price leading the way with four wickets as the visitors were restricted to a lead of 198

Zimbabwe spinner Ray Price has joined Mumbai Indians' squad in the Indian Premier League

The most important lesson for Zimbabwe to take away from a disappointing campaign is the sheer amount of work still needed if they are to avoid embarrassing themselves when they return to Test cricket later this year

Ray Price knows he is a marked man in a must-win encounter between Zimbabwe and New Zealand on Friday

Zimbabwe's spinners completed the job started by batsmen Tatenda Taibu and Craig Ervine, maintaining an asphyxiating grip on Canada's batsmen to secure a 175-run win

Ricky Ponting's reigning world champions began with a comfortable victory, but the way they struggled against spin suggested problems ahead

For Zimbabwe this World Cup is a stage to show that their game has developed and a return to the top level isn't far away

ESPNcricinfo previews Zimbabwe's chances in the 2011 World Cup

Zimbabwe's players say cricket in their country has turned a corner: the team has belief, and interest in the game has been reignited

A round-up of the latest action from the MetBank Pro40 Championship in Zimbabwe, with wins for Southern Rocks and Mashonaland Eagles