The Clubhouse End Podcast

Zimbabwe Women are having a go at qualifying for their first ever world cup. That is the objective of their head coach Walter Chawaguta who spoke exclusively to Larry Kwirirayi on the even of their departure for the UAE to take part in the ICC Women's T20 Cricket World Cup Qualifier Global 2024.

Larry Kwirirayi talks to Zimbabwe Cricket General Manager (Cricket Affairs) as he talks about the current Under-17 week, getting more cricket played at lower level, grassroots development, pathways to higher levels. All this and more

Larry Kwirirayi is joined by Master Eli as they review the Zimbabwe men's under-25 cricket performance at the African Games where they won the Gold Medal. Noted are Elton Chigumbura's coach, Clive Madande's captaincy and the energy the team had among others. In partnership with SkyNash.

The first of two episodes covering Zimbabwe's cricket performances at the African Games. The first sees Larry Kwirirayi speaking to Master Eli about how the women got to their wins, the team make-up and what this does for the development of the women's game in the country. Thanks to SkyNash for partnering

Zimbabwe Women cricket coach Walter Chawaguta speaks to Larry Kwirirayi after his side's historic Gold Medal win at the African Games on Tuesday.

Larry Kwirirayi speaks to Zimbabwe Cricket chairman Hon Tavengwa Mukuhlani on the just ended domestic season, improvement in performance , plans for the year and commitment to red-ball cricket. Brought to you in partnership with Skynash.

Larry Kwirirayi had a quick sit-down with Durham's lead strength and conditioning coach Sam Clark at Harare Sports Club. He shares how they prepare for a season, keeping in shape and what coming to Zimbabwe does for all of that. Episode in partnership with Skynash.

Larry Kwirirayi is joined by cricket commentators Stan Chioza and Darlington Matambanadzo. They talk about what has been an issue with Zimbabwe's ODI form which has seen them winless in 8. Also what needs to be done to build the next international cricketer as well as Richard Ngarava's form.

Johnathan Campbell scored 194 and 139 in a recent first-class match, for a total of 333 runs in the match. Only Andy Flower, in a Test match against South Africa, and Sean Ervine have ever exceeded that figure for any Zimbabwean team in a first-class match. Larry Kwirirayi talks him through it and asks if he is ready for the big time.

In the first episode of the year, Larry Kwirirayi does a quick catch-up on Dave Houghton, What ZC can focus on next, the Johnathan Campbell, the current tour of Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe Women's next matches.