Tatenda Taibu

Habibul Bashar, Mohammad Ashraful, Tareq Aziz and Tatenda Taibu recall Bangladesh's first win since becoming a Test nation - in an ODI in Harare in 2004

Here's a look at the Player of the Tournament from each edition since 1998

The former Zimbabwe captain writes about his eventful life in the game, and in a country marred by strife of all kinds

Former pillars of the Zimbabwe team, Tatenda Taibu and Henry Olonga, rally calls to re-establish the body to help the cricketers out of the current crisis

Having retired from international cricket in 2012, the former Zimbabwe captain and their convener of selectors has signed for a Sri Lankan domestic side for the forthcoming first-class season

The former Zimbabwe captain and convener of selectors has severely criticised the current administration for their treatment of players

Brendan Taylor talks about coming back to the fold and why the future looks bright

Fixtures against second XIs from Northamtonshire and Worcestershire, and ECB representative sides have already been confirmed

Former captain and now chief selector, Tatenda Taibu plans to bring young Zimbabwe cricketers to England for a fresh perspective

With the qualifying tournament for the 2019 World Cup little more than a year away, Zimbabwe have approached Afghanistan, Scotland and Ireland for game time

In his new role as cricket administrator, the former captain aims to rebuild Zimbabwe's cricket culture and act as a bridge between players and officials

Zimbabwe have sacked captain Hamilton Masakadza and head coach Dav Whatmore, following the board's review of the team's performance at the World T20 in March

Ten years ago 15 white Zimbabwean cricketers went on strike. The game has not been the same since

At an open session organised for the media in Chennai, Taibu came across as an engaging young man. He had a ready smile, sparkling eyes, and stories to tell

Zimbabwe played eight international matches this year, one of which included their heaviest Test defeat

The highs and lows of a rollercoaster career that began when Taibu was only 18 and ended when he was only 29

Tatenda Taibu, the Zimbabwe wicketkeeper-batsman, has announced his retirement, stating that he wants to focus on working for the church

The Zimbabwe batsmen gave a good account of themselves on the second day at Harry Barker Reserve, taking a 56-run lead

Two hundreds from two old school friends lit up the latest round of Zimbabwe's 50-over championship, Stuart Matsikenyeri and Tatenda Taibu contributing two eye-catching centuries that were both made from No. 4 for their respective teams