List of Zimbabwe Test cricketers

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This is a list of Zimbabwean Test cricketers.

A Test match is an international cricket match between two representative teams that are full members of the International Cricket Council (ICC). Both teams have two innings, and the match lasts up to five days.

Contents

The list is arranged in the order in which each player won his first Test cap. Where more than one player won his first Test cap in the same match, those players are listed alphabetically by surname.

Statistics are correct as of 14 February 2023. [1] [2] [3]

Zimbabwean Test cricketers Batting Bowling Fielding
Cap NameCareerMat Inn NO Runs HS Avg Balls Mdn Runs Wkt Best Avg Ca St
1 Kevin Arnott 1992–1993481302101*43.144
2 Eddo Brandes 1992–1999101531213910.08199669951263/4536.574
3 Mark Burmester 19923425430*27.004362222733/7875.661
4 Alistair Campbell 1992–2002601094285810327.2166228060
5 Gary Crocker 1992341693323.004562021732/6572.330
6 Andy Flower 1992–200263112194794232*51.5430401519
7 Grant Flower 1992–20046712363457201*29.5433781221537254/4161.4843
8 David Houghton 1992–199722362146426643.05500017
9 Malcolm Jarvis 1992–199453142*2.00127388393113/3035.722
10 Andy Pycroft 19923501526030.402
11 John Traicos [lower-alpha 1] 1992–19934621152.75114134562145/8640.144
12 Ali Shah 1992–19963501226224.40186912511/46125.000
13 David Brain 1992–199591321152810.45181054915305/4230.501
14 Gavin Briant 199312017168.500
15 Ujesh Ranchod 1993120874.007204511/4545.000
16 Glen Bruk-Jackson 199324039319.750
17 Mark Dekker 1993–19961422133368*15.8560415012
18 Stephen Peall 1993–1994462603015.008884530342/8975.751
19 John Rennie 1993–1997461622212.407243729332/2297.661
20 Heath Streak 1993–200565107181990127*22.351355959560792166/7328.1417
21 Guy Whittall 1993–2002468272207203*29.4246862082088514/1840.9419
22 Wayne James 1993–1994440613315.2516
23 Paul Strang 1994–2001244110839106*27.0657202112522708/10936.0215
24 Stuart Carlisle 1995–200537666161511826.9134
25 Henry Olonga 1995–2002304511184245.4145021292620685/7038.5210
26 Bryan Strang 1995–2001264594655312.9154333062203565/10139.3311
27 Iain Butchart 1995120231511.501801101
28 Charlie Lock 199512188*8.00180510553/6821.000
29 Craig Wishart 1995–200527501109811422.4015
30 Craig Evans 1996–200336052228.665403501
31 Andy Whittall 1996–199910183114177.6015624873673/73105.148
32 Everton Matambanadzo 1996–19993511774.253841025042/6262.500
33 Pommie Mbangwa 1996–2000152583482.0025961491006323/2331.432
34 Andy Waller 1996230695023.001
35 Adam Huckle 1997–199881437428*6.72156848872256/10934.883
36 Gavin Rennie 1997–20022346110239322.7312608411/4084.0013
37 Murray Goodwin 1998–2000193741414166*42.84119369010
38 Trevor Madondo 1998–20003419074*30.001
39 Dirk Viljoen 1998–2000240573814.2510526511/1465.001
40 Neil Johnson 1998–20001323153210724.18118650594154/7739.6012
41 Trevor Gripper 1999–20042038180911221.867932150962/9184.8314
42 Gary Brent 1999–200146035255.838183931473/2144.851
43 Ray Price 1999–201322388261368.7061352422885806/7336.064
44 Brian Murphy 2000–2001111531233010.252153671113183/3261.8311
45 Mluleki Nkala 2000–2005101521874714.38145253727113/8266.094
46 David Mutendera 200012010105.008442900
47 Dougie Marillier 2000–20025711867331.0061621322114/5729.272
48 Andy Blignaut 2001–2005193638869226.8431731011964535/7337.0513
49 Dion Ebrahim 2001–20052955112259422.6816
50 Brighton Watambwa 2001–2002685114*3.6693136490144/6435.000
51 Travis Friend 2001–2004131944478129.802000631090255/3143.602
52 Tatenda Taibu 2001–201228543154615330.314812711/2727.00575
53 Hamilton Masakadza 2001–201838762222315830.04116449482163/2430.5629
54 Douglas Hondo 2001–2005915683199.22148650774216/5936.855
55 Blessing Mahwire 2002–20051017614750*13.36128735915184/9250.831
56 Mark Vermeulen 2002–2014918044911824.9460506
57 Sean Ervine 2003–20045802618632.625701838894/14643.117
58 Gavin Ewing 2003–20053601087118.004261126021/27130.001
59 Stuart Matsikenyeri 2003–200581613515723.40483634521/58172.507
60 Vusi Sibanda 2003–2014142805919321.1016
61 Elton Chigumbura 2004–2014142705698821.07180661966215/5446.006
62 Alester Maregwede 2004240742818.501
63 Tinashe Panyangara 2004–2014918620140*16.75188987813315/5926.223
64 Brendan Taylor 2004–202134684232017136.2542038030
65 Prosper Utseya 2004–20134811074515.2875316410103/6041.002
66 Tawanda Mupariwa 2004121151415.00204113600
67 Graeme Cremer 2005–201719385540102*16.364214712604575/12545.6812
68 Christopher Mpofu 2005–2017152810105335.832489861392294/9248.004
69 Barney Rogers 2005480902911.251801701
70 Neil Ferreira 2005120211610.500
71 Keith Dabengwa 2005360903515.004381024953/12749.801
72 Charles Coventry 2005240883722.003
73 Terry Duffin 2005240805620.001
74 Waddington Mwayenga 20051211514*15.0012667911/7979.000
75 Craig Ervine 2011–202320402133216035.0517
76 Kyle Jarvis 2011–202013241012825*9.142511791354465/5429.433
77 Tino Mawoyo 2011–201611221615163*29.287
78 Brian Vitori 2011–20134725219*10.4083325464125/6138.662
79 Greg Lamb 2011120463923.00192214133/12047.002
80 Regis Chakabva 2011–202122434106110127.20465
81 Njabulo Ncube 201112017148.50210412111/80121.001
82 Malcolm Waller 2011–20171428157772*21.37456821884/5927.2510
83 Shingirai Masakadza 2012–2014591882411.00105734515164/3232.182
84 Forster Mutizwa 2012120241812.000
85 Tendai Chatara 2013–2018916290226.42169588663245/6127.620
86 Sean Williams 2013–2021142721034151*41.362025391072213/2051.0413
87 Timycen Maruma 2013–202147068419.711
88 Keegan Meth 20132417231*24.00324189842/4124.500
89 Richmond Mutumbami 2013–201461212174319.72172
90 Sikandar Raza 2013–202117330118712735.962657561441347/11342.385
91 John Nyumbu 2014–201636138147.606631137955/15775.802
92 Donald Tiripano 2014–2023163175319522.122693991273263/2348.965
93 Tafadzwa Kamungozi 2014120552.5015665811/5158.000
94 Brian Chari 2014–201871402548018.141801208
95 Natsai Mushangwe 2014240882.007901643574/8262.142
96 Chamu Chibhabha 2016–202351001756017.50246416211/44162.000
97 Michael Chinouya 2016242110.503421418831/4562.660
98 Prince Masvaure 2016–202181513466524.718406101
99 Peter Moor [lower-alpha 2] 2016–201881615338335.5391
100 Carl Mumba 2016–20203422511*8.3359917354104/5035.402
101 Tarisai Musakanda 2017–20215901344314.884
102 Solomon Mire 2017240784719.508423211/2232.000
103 Tendai Chisoro 2017–20213502795.406932333363/11355.501
104 Ryan Burl 2017–202135024164.80228310742/1626.751
105 Blessing Muzarabani 2017–2021611410230*14.57101537473194/4814.890
106 Wellington Masakadza 2018–202336144178.805232026873/7138.283
107 Brandon Mavuta 2018–2023470825611.7176211480125/14040.004
108 Kevin Kasuza 2020–202171212496322.633
109 Brian Mudzinganyama 2020110161616.000
110 Ainsley Ndlovu 2020240952.25420727722/170138.502
111 Victor Nyauchi 2020–2023813457136.33137841734205/5636.703
112 Tinotenda Mutombodzi 2020120413320.5011436701
113 Charlton Tshuma 2020120331.5015028511/8585.000
114 Wesley Madhevere 2021230000.007814201
115 Roy Kaia 202136059489.83180216501
116 Richard Ngarava 2021–20234725019*10.006481836952/10473.801
117 Milton Shumba 2021–20234801114113.87370825011/64250.001
118 Luke Jongwe 2021120563728.0010216811/6868.000
119 Takudzwanashe Kaitano 2021120948747.000
120 Dion Myers 2021120532726.501811303
121 Gary Ballance [lower-alpha 3] 2023121155137*155.000
122 Brad Evans 2023120773.5011556822/4157.500
123 Innocent Kaia 20232401726743.001
124 Tanunurwa Makoni 2023240433310.751
125 Tafadzwa Tsiga 20232412824*9.335
126 Tanaka Chivanga 2023121969.008405900

Note:

  1. John Traicos also played three Test matches for South Africa. Only his record for Zimbabwe is listed here.
  2. Peter Moor also played Test matches for Ireland. Only his record for Zimbabwe is listed here.
  3. Gary Ballance also played twenty-three Test matches for England. Only his record for Zimbabwe is listed here.

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References

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  2. "Records / Zimbabwe / Test matches / Batting averages". ESPNcricinfo . Retrieved 10 August 2016.
  3. "Records / Zimbabwe / Test matches / Bowling averages". ESPNcricinfo . Retrieved 10 August 2016.