According to the football411.com website, the Warriors are currently preparing for next month's 2014 World Cup qualifiers, with new coach Klaus Deter Pagels eager to discover his best XI ahead of the crucial games in Egypt.
Ajax Cape Town's Tafadzwa Rusike is back in the side after his suspension due to the Asiagate affair, while Matthew Rusike of Kaizer Chiefs could make his debut for the national team.
New Bidvest Wits signing and Zimbabwe's Footballer of the Year Denver Mukamba is an unsurprising inclusion, while Rodreck Mutuma of Bloemfontein Celtic and SupeSport United's Simba Sithole also received call-ups.
However, Pagel has dropped AmaZulu and Zimbabwe captain Tapuwa Kapini, as well as Mamelodi Sundowns' Esrom Nyandoro as the pair both enter the twilight of their respective careers.
Full Zimbabwe squad:
Goalkeepers: Washington Arubi (Pretoria University), Artwell Mukandi (Dynamos), Maxwell Nyamupanedengu (Harare City);
Defenders: Nicholas Guyo (Monomotapa), Partson Jaure (Dynamos), Gilbert Mapemba (Moroka Swallows), Lincoln Zvasiya (Kaizer Chiefs), Ocean Mushure (Dynamos);
Midfielders: Quincy Antipas (Brondby, Denmark), Khama Billiat (Ajax Cape Town), Ronald Chitiyo (Monomotapa), Archford Gutu (Kalmar FC, Sweden), Masimba Mambare, Peter Moyo (both Highlanders), Denver Mukamba (Bidvest Wits), Mathew Rusike (Kaizer Chiefs), Tafadzwa Rusike (Ajax Cape Town), Hardlife Zvirekwi (CAPS United);
Forwards: Abbas Amidu (Black Leopards), Knowledge Musona (FC Augsburg, Germany), Rodreck Mutuma (Bloemfontein Celtic), Simba Sithole (SuperSport United), Silas Songani (Harare City).