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Muzhange Included In Zimbabwe T20 Squad

16 August 2012
Muzhange Included In Zimbabwe T20 Squad
Muzhange Included In Zimbabwe T20 Squad
Brendan Taylor will again lead the side in Sri Lanka.
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Brian Vitori and Richard Muzhange are the only uncapped players in Zimbabwe’s 15-man squad for September’s World Twenty20 in Sri Lanka. 

Muzhange did, however, play during the unofficial Twenty20 Internationals against Bangladesh and South Africa in June, while Vitori has already represented his country in both Test matches and One-Day Internationals and impressed during an ‘A’ team tri-series in Harare last month.

Ray Price is the other notable inclusion after being out of action for a while because of injury.

Bowling coach Heath Streak said, "This is one of the hardest squads we've had to pick for a while because we had quite a few players competing for places. Most of these guys are the ones that played against South Africa and Bangladesh in the tri-series. They did well there and we hope they will do well at the World Twenty20. We are in camp now and we will be playing some warm up matches there."

Zimbabwe have also named five non-travelling reserve players. They are wicket-keepers Richmond Mutumbami and Regis Chakabva, all-rounder Shingirai Masakadza, and pace-bowlers Tino Mutombodzi and Tendai Chatara.

Zimbabwe’s first match in the tournament is against hosts Sri Lanka on 18th September in Hambantota.

Zimbabwe squad: Brendan Taylor (captain), Elton Chigumbura, Graham Cremer, Craig Ervine, Kyle Jarvis, Hamilton Masakadza, Stuart Matsikenyeri, Chris Mpofu, Forster Mutizwa, Richard Muzhange, Ray Price, Vusi Sibanda, Prosper Utseya, Brian Vitori, Malcolm Waller.

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19th September: Australia v Ireland, Colombo
AUS 125-3 beat IRE 123-7 by 7 wickets: Report
19th September: India v Afghanistan, Colombo
IND 159-5 beat AFG 136 by 23 runs: Report
20th September: South Africa v Zimbabwe, Hambantota
South Africa 94-0 beat ZIM 93-8 by 10 wickets: Report
21st September: England v Afghanistan, Colombo
ENG 196-5 beat AFG 80 by 116 runs: Report
23rd September: England v India, Colombo
IND 170-4 beat ENG 80 by 90 runs: Report
23rd September: New Zealand v Pakistan, Pallekele
PAK 177-6 beat NZL 164-9 by 13 runs: Report
25th September: Bangladesh v Pakistan, Pallekele
PAK 178-2 beat BAN 175-6 by 8 wickets: Report
27th September-2nd October: 2nd Group Stage
Group 1: England, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, West Indies
Group 2: Australia, India, Pakistan, South Africa
27th September: Sri Lanka v New Zealand, Pallekele
SRI 174-7 beat NZL 174-7 (Super Over): Report
27th September: England v West Indies, Pallekele
WIN 179-5 beat ENG 164-4 by 15 runs: Report
28th September: Pakistan v South Africa, Colombo
PAK 136-8 beat RSA 133-6 by 2 wickets: Report
28th September: Australia v India, Colombo
AUS 141-1 beat IND 140-7 by 9 wickets: Report
29th September: England v New Zealand, Pallekele
ENG 149-4 beat NZL 148-6 by 6 wickets: Report
29th September: Sri Lanka v West Indies, Pallekele
SRI 130-1 beat WIN 129-5 by 9 wickets: Report
30th September: Australia v South Africa, Colombo
AUS 147-2 beat RSA 146-5 by 8 wickets: Report
30th September: India v Pakistan, Colombo
IND 129-2 beat PAK 128 by 8 wickets: Report
1st October: New Zealand v West Indies, Pallekele
WIN 139 beat NZL 139-7 (Super Over): Report
1st October: Sri Lanka v England, Pallekele
SRI 169-6 beat ENG 150-9 by 19 runs: Report
2nd October: Australia v Pakistan, Colombo
PAK 149-6 beat AUS 117-7 by 32 runs: Report
2nd October: India v South Africa, Colombo
IND 152-6 beat RSA 151 by 1 runs: Report
4th October: First semi-final, Colombo
SRI 139-4 beat PAK 123-7 by 16 runs: Report
5th October: 2nd semi-final, Colombo
WIN 205-4 beat AUS 131 by 74 runs: Report
7th October: Final, Colombo
WIN 137-6 beat SRI 101 by 36 runs: Report