match ended. Mountaineers got better in the final, and put the aforementioned disaster behind them to score a massive nine-wicket win and upset, with the victory mostly possible due to Hamilton Masakadza (64*) and Tatenda Taibu (37*). 2010-11 Logan Cup Players When the country was debuting in the 2009-10 Logan Cup, the team consisted of Zimbabwean international and domestic players. Key players at that time included Hamilton Masakadza (Captain), Timycen Maruma, Johnson Marumisa, Shingirai Masakadza, Stuart Matsikenyeri, Tino Mawoyo, Natsai Mushangwe, Njabulo Ncube (who later went on to join his home province Matabeleland Tuskers), Tatenda Taibu (who later on joined Southern Rocks), and Prosper Utseya. The Mountaineers made their first major overseas signing when they signed up South African all-rounder Greg Smith. The following season, there were many improvements in the squads. Former South African great fast bowler Allan Donald was named as the franchise's head coach, while players like South Africa's Jonathan Beukes, Sean Ervine, and more prominently, former South African great all-rounder Lance Klusener, who playing in 171 ODIs, had an average of 41.10 at an impressive strike-rate of 89.91, Other signings include Liam Dawson, who scored, aged 21, scored 908 runs for Hampshire County Cricket Club, in the County Championship, and is supposed to have a long time contract with Mountaineers. For the 2011-12 season, Mountaineers signed overseas players such as Australian star fast bowler, Dirk Nannes, former Black Caps all-rounder Chris Harris, English wicket-keeper Phil Mustard, and Ned Eckersley. Apart from that, former Zimbabwean seamer Gary Brent replaced Donald as coach. Current squad Players with international caps are listed in bold. Source: ESPNCricinfo References Zimbabwean first-class cricket teams Mutare