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Zimbabwe Women scored a 91-win run over Tanzania in their final group match against Tanzania on Saturday, securing their place in the tournament final. Zimbabwe set a target of 167 for Tanzania to chase, with Sharne Maters (47*) and Ashley Ndiraya (43) doing most of the work; Zena Hassan took 4/30 for Tanzania. In reply, though, Tanzania never got close, bowled out for 76 in the 42nd over, with Precious Marange leading Zim's bowling with 4/10. The win left Zimbabwe level on points with Kenya after the final group round, but with a significantly better Net Run Rate. Zimbabwe now meet South Africa again in the final on Sunday, while the 3rd-place playoff will be between Kenya and Uganda. Full scorecard below the cut.
Zimbabwe 167/9 (50 overs; Mayers 47*, Saidi 4/30), Tanzania 76 (41.2 overs; Mawole 14, Marange 4/10). Zimbabwe Women win by 91 runs.

The Citizen of Tanzania reports that a Zimbabwe U19 women's side is set to take part in a 30-overs-a-side tournament in the country. The tourney is scheduled to be held between 22-26 October, and will also feature sides from Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda and Zambia:

Tanzania Cricket Association Chairman, Zulfikar Rehemtullah said yesterday that all participating teams would jet in on October 20, resting in the subsequent day before the start.

The 30-over tournament is exclusive for the ladies teams aged below 19 years and aimed at promoting the sport in the region. The tournament would be held in the venues of the University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM), Leaders Club and Annadil Burhan.

The tournament is to be held under the auspices of the African Cricket Association, the ICC's regional development body, and so seems to have official backing.
The Citizen - Tanzania U-19 cricketers ease past Commonwealth side

While the mens' team were on the receiving end of a whitewash in Bangladesh, the women have been in Kenya and enjoying success at the World Cup qualifying tournament, completing a clean sweep of their three matches to ensure their place inthe next qualifying round.

Zimbabwe v Uganda (8 December 2006)
Zimbabwe 166/9 (50 overs)
Uganda 103
Zimbabwe win by 63 runs

Zimbabwe v Kenya (9 December 2006)
Zimbabwe 189 (47 overs)
Kenya 85 (44.4 overs)
Zimbabwe win by 104 runs

Zimbabwe v Tanzania (10 December 2006)
Zimbabwe 145/9 (50 overs)
Tanzania 63 (40/1 overs)
Zimbabwe win by 82 runs