Vusi Sibanda

Plays of the day during the World T20 qualifiers fixture between Zimbabwe and Scotland in Nagpur

Vusi Sibanda chose calculation over impulse during his first T20 international half-century - an innings sprinkled with his favourite stroke - and it worked well for him and his team

Vusi Sibanda's first T20I fifty and Elton Chigumbura's audacious finishing ensured Zimbabwe had enough runs to beat Hong Kong, although they will be disappointed in an all-round messy performance

Zimbabwe's batting line-up mustered a power-packed performance, something they hadn't done earlier in the series, to keep the series alive with a 31-run win in the third T20 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

Vusi Sibanda's strokeplay is a thing of crisp, almost poetic beauty, but he has never been able to make the most of his talent while opening for Zimbabwe. Evidence suggests he may be better utilised in the middle order

Zimbabwe batsman Vusi Sibanda suffered an injury to his right ankle during a warm-up session on Friday, but is likely to recover in time to make the squad for the upcoming home series against India according to the coach Dav Whatmore

A round-up of the latest round of the Logan Cup

A round-up of Logan Cup 2014-15 matches that ended on January 30, 2015

Several Zimbabwe players, both fringe and veteran, impressed in a recent internal practice game, and with only five ODIs scheduled till the World Cup, the team will be looking to make the most of their upcoming tour to Bangladesh

Soumya Sarkar picked up two crucial wickets and then struck 86 off 83 balls, as Bangladesh A gunned down 158 against Zimbabwe A in a rain-affected match in Fatullah, to level the series 1-1

Legspinner Jubair Hossain struck three times in two overs as Zimbabwe A went to stumps at 91 for 6 on the second day of the second unofficial Test in Fatullah

A 20-man Zimbabwe A side will tour Bangladesh for two unofficial Tests and three unofficial ODIs in September, a month ahead of the senior squad's arrival

Vusi Sibanda has been dropped from the Zimbabwe squad for the remaining two ODIs against Afghanistan. Richmond Mutumbami has been named as Sibanda's replacement

A round-up of the Logan Cup matches that ended on April 17 and 18, 2014

Zimbabwe thought they'd sealed the deal. The scores were tied and there were three deliveries remaining. Surely it could not go wrong from there? Vusi Sibanda ensured it didn't. Eventually.

Zimbabwe's batsmen have lacked staying power in the past. Their middle order reversed that trend and their handling of the spinners showed improvement

Coming off a disappointing T20 series, where Zimbabwe failed to figure out how to close out a chase, they held their composure and applied themselves better despite the short turnaround time

Zimbabwe opener Vusi Sibanda said that being dropped for the first ODI against Bangladesh had served as inspiration during his century in the third game