Zimbabwe Cricket is in a good place despite missing out on high profile tours in 2020. The national governing body's Chairman has told CGTN that the COVID 19 pandemic did not prevent much needed administrative reforms from taking place. Here's Farai Mwakutuya with more from Harare.
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