Pakistan vs zimbabwe

Referral 1 (5.2 ovs): PAK against W Madhevere (LBW) Successful (PAK: 2, ZIM: 2) Zimbabwe 43/2: W Madhevere lbw b Mohammad Wasim 17(13) Mandatory Power play (1-6): Zimbabwe 47/2 Zimbabwe 50/2 in 7.1 overs Drinks: Zimbabwe 64/3 in 9.4 overs Zimbabwe 100/7 in 15.3 overs Innings Break: Zimbabwe 130/8 in 20.0 overs Mandatory Power play (1-6): Pakistan 28/2 Pakistan 50/3 in 9.1 overs Drinks: Pakistan 54/3 in 10.0 overs Referral 1 (13.5 ovs): H Ali against ZIM (LBW) Unsuccessful (PAK: 1, ZIM: 2) Pakistan 88/5: H Ali lbw b Sikandar Raza 0(1) Referral 2 (14.1 ovs): ZIM against S Masood (LBW) Unsuccessful (PAK: 1, ZIM: 2) (Retained) Referral 3 (16.3 ovs): ZIM against M Wasim (Caught) Unsuccessful (PAK: 1, ZIM: 1) Pakistan 100/6 in 16.3 overs

Craig Ervine, the skipper of Zimbabwe says it is a special win. They worked hard to get in this round. Says they felt 20-25 runs short at the start but they bowled brilliantly and applauds the performance of Raza. Ends by appreciating the support they are getting. Babar Azam, the captain of Pakistan says they should had definitely chased this down but are disappointed as they are not upto the mark with the bat. Adds he and Rizwan have responsibility but they got out. Reckons they need to use the new ball well. Shares that they are looking forward to the next match. Sikandar Raza is the Player of the Match. He says he is lost for words and is proud of these players. Adds it is unbelievable but they kept believing until the end. Ends by saying that he recieved a clip of Ricky Ponting in the morning and that gave him extra motivation. He would like to thank Ricky Ponting for that. ...Presentation coming up... Earlier in the day, after being asked to field, courtesy Wasim, Rauf and Shadab, Pakistan kept Zimbabwe to a very low score. However, what we thought was an under par score proved to be enough as Zimbabwe fought till the very last ball and won the game by the slightest of margins. What can be said about Pakistan batting! When you have names like Babar, Rizwan and Masood you have to chase 131 down but yet again they just invited pressure on themselves. They took a cautious approach and went about things slowly. They lost wickets in the process and that always kept Zimbabw...

PAK vs ZIM Dream11 Prediction: Fantasy Cricket Tips, Dream11 Team, Playing 11s, Pitch Report, Form Guide, Injury Update For ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022 Close Search for: Search • Open dropdown menu • • • • • • • • Open dropdown menu • • • • • • • Open dropdown menu • • • • • • • • • • • • • Open dropdown menu • • • • • • • • • • • • Facebook • Twitter • Instagram • Youtube Close The 24th match of the ongoing ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022 will see Pakistan (PAK) and Zimbabwe (ZIM) locking horns against each other in Sydney. The upcoming match will be the second Super 12 game for both teams. As Pakistan and Zimbabwe gear up for the crucial clash, here is everything you need to know about the Pakistan vs Zimbabwe Dream11 prediction (PAK vs ZIM Dream11 prediction). PAK vs ZIM, ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022, Super 12, Group 2, Match 24 – Preview: Both Pakistan and Zimbabwe will be eyeing their first win of the Super 12 stage in the ongoing ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022 when they take on each other on Thursday. Pakistan began their campaign with a heartbreaking last-ball defeat at the hands of arch-rivals India. Pakistan did really well after their disastrous start with the bat but just could not deliver the final blow. Babar Azam & Co. will be looking to forget the defeat soon and revive their campaign with a win against Zimbabwe. An unlikely defeat against the African nation has the potential to dump Pakistan out of the semifinal race. As far as Zimbabwe are concerned, they are ...

What an incredible end to this match. Brad Evans had 11 runs to defend of the last over and he conceded nine. His first delivery went for three, his second went for four and his third for one. It looked like it was over for Zimbabwe but then Mohammad Nawaz tried to hit Evans over mid-off and found Craig Ervine. The Zimbabwean captain, who almost lost his hand in an accident as a child, held on. Pakistan needed three of the last ball, Shaheen Shah Afridi tapped and ran, the fielder was in to prevent the second and did. Regis Chakabva ran Shaheen out as he tried to complete the run that would force the Super Over and Pakistan are now in danger of not making it to the semi-finals. Pakistan's fourth-wicket pair did it understated fashion but scored 52 runs in 36 balls between them to keep them on track to chase a modest total. Shadab even broke the boundary drought, that lasted 29 balls, when he launched a Raza carrom ball into the stands for six. Raza had the last laugh when Shadab miscued the next one to Williams at long-off. Raza dismissed Haider Ali lbw off the next ball to become the third bowler to be on a hat-trick in this match, and the third not to get to it. Blessing Muzarabani claimed the wicket of Mohammad Rizwan, who top-edged Evans over the keeper's head, for a chance no-one could get to, and then inside-edged onto his stumps. Pakistan have lost both openers in the space of eight balls. Pakistan's powerplay score of 28 for 2 is their lowest against Zimbabwe. It's...

Pakistan vs Zimbabwe Highlights, T20 World Cup 2022: Pakistan took a strong blow in the race for semifinals as Babar Azam and Co. endured a one-run defeat against Zimbabwe in the Super 12 encounter at the T20 World Cup in Perth on Thursday. The low-scoring affair saw Pakistan manage 129/8 in response to Zimbabwe's 130/8. The results come as a strong blow to Pakistan, who are yet to open their account at the showpiece event. Sikandar Raza was the standout bowler from Zimbabwe camp, scalping three wickets in his four overs. Meanwhile, Babar Azam's struggle continued as he was packed cheaply on 4. Shortly after his dismissal Blessing Muzarabani cleaned up Mohammad Rizwan on 14. Iftikhar Ahmed also fell for 5. Shan Masood and Shadab Khan then kept the scoreboard ticking before Raza scalped two wickets in consecutive deliveries. He then provided Zimbabwe with a crucial wicket of Masood, who was stumped on 44. Earlier in the day, Mohammad Wasim scalped four wickets and Shadab picked three as Pakistan restricted Zimbabwe to 130/8 in 20 overs after they opted to bat first. Zimbabwe got off to a strong start, with openers Wesley Madhevere and Craig Ervine dealing in boundaries. Haris Rauf then provided Pakistan with the first breakthrough and ever since they dictated the proceedings. There was a point when Shadab and Wasim combined to dismiss four batters in the span of six deliveries, handing Pakistan complete control. Catch the Highlights of PAK vs ZIM, T20 World Cup: PAK vs ZIM ...