Brendan Taylor of Zimbabwe celebrates 21 years in Test cricket, marking one of the longest careers in history. A recent match ...

In a historic Test series, Zimbabwe struggled massively with the bat against New Zealand, failing to post a fifty-plus score.

As Wisden noted, Sean Williams’ 49 in the first Test was Zimbabwe’s highest individual score in the series. This last ...

Brendan Taylor's Test career has now lasted 21 years and 95 days, the 12th-longest ever, and the longest this century.

When Zimbabwe won the toss, only a returning Brendan Taylor (44 in 107 balls, with six fours) and Tafadzwa Tsiga (33* in 54 balls, with four boundaries) could cross the 20-run mark, as Matt Henry ...

New Zealand completed their biggest win in test cricket with a crushing innings and 359-run victory over Zimbabwe to clinch ...

NZ notched up their biggest Test win in terms of runs, bowling ZIM out in 28.1 overs in an extended first session. Catch the ...

Zimbabwe's batting woes in the recently concluded series against New Zealand reached an unwanted milestone. It was only the sixth instance in Test history where a team went through a series of at ...

Brendan Taylor, who made his Test debut for Zimbabwe back in 2004, has now completed an incredible 21 years and 95 days in the longest format. That makes his career the 12th-longest in Test history ...

After New Zealand declared overnight, with a lead of 476, Zimbabwe were bowled out in 28.1 overs in an extended first session ...

New Zealand sealed their biggest-ever red-ball victory against Zimbabwe in Bulawayo, winning the second Test by an innings ...