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Chiedza Dhururu and Olinder Chare back in Zimbabwe squad for WI series

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Tendai Makusha picked up the only South African wicket to fall, Zimbabwe vs South Africa, 3rd women's T20I, Bulawayo, September 15, 2026

Zimbabwe are in a busy period of white-ball cricket, with a tour of India impending after the home series against West Indies  •  Zimbabwe Cricket

Dhururu, a top-order bat, last played on the tour of New Zealand earlier this year while Chare made her T20I debut on the tour of Pakistan in May.

Josephine Nkomo will lead the 16-member contingent. She played only two T20Is against South Africa, which was her first series after being named full-time captain following Mary-Anne Musonda's retirement.

Zimbabwe and West Indies will play three ODIs at Harare Sports Club on September 24, 27 and 30 before moving to Takashinga Cricket Club for the T20Is on October 3, 5 and 7. This series continues what has been a busy period for Zimbabwe, who are playing the Women's Championship for the first time. They toured New Zealand and Pakistan earlier in the year before playing South Africa at home. Next month, they will tour India for the first time.

Zimbabwe squad for ODIs and T20Is against West Indies

Josephine Nkomo (captain), Beloved Biza, Chiedza Dhururu, Chipo Mugeri-Tiripano, Christina Mutasa, Kelis Ndhlovu, Loryn Phiri, Michelle Mavunga, Modester Mupachikwa, Nomvelo Sibanda, Nyasha Gwanzura, Olinder Chare, Sharne Mayers, Tendai Makusha, Kudzai Chigora (ODIs only), Francisca Chipare (T20Is only)

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