Dean at Stumps

Managing director of Zimbabwe cricket, Givemore Makoni and Dean du Plessis engage in a wide ranging conversation covering multiple topics

Brendan Taylor returned to international cricket in August 2025 after serving a ban for substance and alcohol abuse, as well as accepting money from illegal bookmakers. He gives an honest assessment on his comeback, and remains very focused on playing in the 2027 ICC ODI World Cup

Top-order batter Innocent Kaia sits down with Dean du Plessis and expresses his desire and hunger to get back into the national team and score as many runs for his country as he can. He talks about how nice it is batting with Sikandar Raza, and also thanks former coach Dave Houghton for mentoring him

Once again Dean du Plessis delivers another masterclass podcast. Fast bowler Blessing Muzarabani talks about his inclusion in the recently concluded ICC T20 World Cup, his how West Indies allrounder Jason Holder helped him with his bowling action, the joy of working with former West Indies great Courtney Walsh, the team and his personal performance in the T20 World Cup, and his desire to play test cricket…. Former Zimbabwe captain Tatenda Taibu spoke about his roll as the ambassador during the under 19 World Cup, and fondly remembers the Under 19 World Cup in 2002 where he was named player of the tournament

Former Zimbabwean seam bowler, now established commentator Mpumelelo Mbangwa assesses Zimbabwe’s recent campaign in the ICC T20 Men’s World Cup, and Zimbabwean opening batter Brian Bennett reflects on his success. With half centuries against Australia, Sri Lanka, and 97* against India

Former Zimbabwean great, Andy Flower takes time out to visit Dean du Plessis in his garden and talk about the ICC. Men’s Under 19 World Cup, his playing career, England’s disappointing Ashes campaign, the Indian Premier League. He also shares his thoughts on what Zimbabwe cricket could do to be more competitive and get positive results

David Houghton was one of the many talented sports people that Zimbabwe produced. Representing Zimbabwe in Tennis, squash, Hokey, and cricket. He talks in depth of his international cricket career with Dean du Plessis.

Former top-order batter, turned commentator, Tino Mawoyo relives Zimbabwe’s shock win over Australia in the ICC uNDER 19 MEN’S CRICKET WORLD CUP which was held in Bangladesh in 2004. Mawoyo who captained the team also explains his various “feathers in his cap” through out the upcoming World Cup

Kian and Michial Blignaut, sons of former Zimbabwe allrounder chat to Dean du Plessis ahead of the upcoming under 19 men’s World Cup

The under 19 World Cup is virtually upon us, and Zimbabwe and Namibia will be cohosting the event.

Former Zimbabwe captain, now tournament director Hamilton Masakadza explains his roll