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Zimbabwe Cricket has confirmed a three-match ODI series against Australia scheduled for September 2026. The tour marks Australia’s first ODI visit to Zimbabwe in over a decade. The series is part of Zimbabwe’s preparations for co-hosting the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2027.
Teenage Hadebe has been suspended for one match by ZIFA for breaching camp rules. The defender will miss Zimbabwe’s Mukuru 4 Nations final against Zambia. He has apologized and accepted the disciplinary action taken against him.
Zimbabwe will tour India in 2027 for a three-match ODI series, ending a 25-year gap in bilateral tours. The series is part of India’s 2026–27 home season and reflects improving relations between the two cricket boards. Zimbabwe officials say the tour will help the team prepare for the 2027 ICC Cricket World Cup.
Mohamed Salah has confirmed he will leave Liverpool at the end of the current season after nine years at the club. The forward will depart on a free transfer following an agreement with the club. Salah leaves as one of Liverpool’s top scorers, having played a major role in the team’s success.
Zimbabwe Under-19 women’s team is competing for the first time at the Nigeria Invitational WT20I. The team will play several matches in the round robin stage before potential semi-final qualification. The tournament highlights youth development and growth of women’s cricket in Africa.
CAF has awarded Morocco the AFCON 2025 title based on competition rules despite losing the final. Senegal is set to challenge the decision at the Court of Arbitration for Sport. CAF president Patrice Motsepe says the process reflects fairness and judicial independence.
Zimbabwe will host the CAF African Schools Football Championship Continental Finals in Harare in April 2026. The tournament will feature 16 teams from across Africa, with millions of students already involved in the programme. CAF says the competition supports youth development, education, and infrastructure growth in African schools.
