In mid-July, Zimbabwe became the first Full Member to be suspended by the ICC for failing to ensure no government interference in the running of cricket in the country. This decision came after the Sports and Recreation Commission, governing organisation of all registered sporting associations in Zimbabwe, suspended the elected Zimbabwe Cricket board and its acting managing director. Here's the full story.
July 30
News - Zimbabwe players ready to play for free to keep game alive
News - Report for work or face consequences, Zimbabwe Cricket interim committee tells employees
July 27
News - Hamilton Masakadza hints at dressing-room rift in letter to sports minister
July 24
News - 'There has been no government interference' - Zimbabwe minister of sport
News - 'Unconditionally' reinstate elected board or risk loss of membership, ICC tells ZC
July 23
Explainer - Zimbabwe's ICC suspension and its implications
July 22
News - Solomon Mire retires from Zimbabwe cricket
News - ICC bars four Zimbabwe women cricketers from Global Development Squad
July 20
News - Zimbabwe not to travel to Bangladesh for T20I tri-series
News - Sounds like ICC have had enough with Zimbabwe cricket - Grant Flower
July 19
News - 'Do we just burn our kits and apply for jobs?' - Sikandar Raza
July 18
News - Zimbabwe suspended by ICC over 'government interference'
June 30
News - Zimbabwe turmoil continues as women's tour of Ireland cancelled
June 27
News - Struggle for control over Zimbabwe Cricket continues
June 21
News - Entire Zimbabwe Cricket board, acting MD Givemore Makoni suspended
June 17
News - Tavengwa Mukuhlani's re-election puts Zimbabwe Cricket in conflict with government body