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Dabengwa apparently took 7 for 1 in a Logan Cup match in April 2007. I say "apparently" because as this Cricinfo article shows, Zimbabwean scorecards are in as much of a shambles as everything else there. CricketArchive has this partial scorecard, but it would surely be pushing things enormously to call such an incomplete record a "reliable source", especially given the unreliability of Zimbabwean data in general, as mentioned by Cricinfo. I suppose one option would be to discuss the figures in the context of the Cricinfo article, which is good enough. Loganberry (Talk) 15:03, 12 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]
