News that Zimbabwe will receive more money under a new International Cricket Council funding model has been greeted with anticipation in the Southern African country, currently struggling to improve on field performances. Zimbabwe is set to receive $94 million over the next six years, as CGTN's Farai Mwakutuya now reports.
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