Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) have unveiled their 15-member squad for the upcoming three-match home T20 International (T20I) series Afghanistanheadline news, with the sensational return of the veteran leg-spinner and former captain after a seven-year hiatus from international cricket. A series that is an important part of both nations’ preparation ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026It is scheduled to start on 29 October 2025 at Harare Sports Club. Notably, the two sides recently locked horns in a one-off Test with the hosts on 73 runs.
Graeme Cremer makes a comeback after 7 years
Log in Greeme cream It’s the talk of the Cricketing World. At 39, the lit spinner last donned Zimbabwe colors in 2018. After retirement, Kremer moved to the UAE and even pursued golf. The decision to return home and compete in domestic cricket has paid dividends with selectors rewarding his form and experience.
Kremer’s return marks the only change to the recently undefeated lineup ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Africa Qualifier2026 secured Zimbabwe places for the tournament. PACE replaces Bowler Trevor Gwandu On the 15-man roster. Experience, including 29 T20I appearances, will be invaluable to the squad as they look to build a particularly strong spin-bowling unit.
Sikandar Raza to lead the familiar side
The side will continue to be led by a veteran Sikandar Raza. The selectors preferred continuity, showing faith in the core group of key players who performed admirably in the selectors. The squad is a mix of experienced promoters and promising young talent.
Veteran wicketeeper-corpse Brendan Taylor It also holds its ground as the International Set-up continues to return. The PACE attack will be spearheaded by an experienced pair Richard Ship and Muzarabani mubarak.
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The squad sees the capture of several impressive young performers from the late setters, including the betters Brian Bennett and Diyya Myerswicketkeeper Clik mineand all-rounders Brad Evans and We dare to laugh. Their continued inclusion underlines the selectors’ commitment to nurturing the next generation of Zimbabwean cricketers alongside the experience of players like Raza and Kremer. A prominent disclaimer is head-turningly high Sean Williamsstill unavailable as he is working on personal matters.
Zimbabwe Squad vs Afghanistan T20I Series:
Sikandar Raza (c), Brian Bennett, Ryan Burl, Graeme Burl, Brad Evans, Clive Malande, Tinotene Maposa, Toniwanashe Musexana, Tashinga Museki, Nemat MuzeBani, Dion Myers, Brendan Taylor.
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