Zimbabwe vs australia

BATTING R B M 4s 6s SR Innocent Kaia b Starc 2 8 16 0 0 25.00 Tadiwanashe Marumani c sub (M Labuschagne) b Starc 4 18 34 0 0 22.22 Wessly Madhevere lbw b Starc 0 3 9 0 0 0.00 Sean Williams c Green b Zampa 29 45 91 3 0 64.44 Sikandar Raza c Stoinis b Hazlewood 17 37 40 1 1 45.94 Regis Chakabva (c)† c Starc b Agar 10 14 12 2 0 71.42 Tony Munyonga c †Carey b Green 10 15 22 1 0 66.66 Ryan Burl c †Carey b Green 10 16 19 2 0 62.50 Luke Jongwe b Zampa 1 3 17 0 0 33.33 Brad Evans lbw b Zampa 2 6 10 0 0 33.33 Richard Ngarava not out 1 2 5 0 0 50.00 Extras (lb 4, w 6) 10 TOTAL 27.5 Ov (RR: 3.44) 96 Fall of wickets: 1-13 (Innocent Kaia, 2.6 ov) , 2-13 (Wessly Madhevere, 4.3 ov) , 3-14 (Tadiwanashe Marumani, 6.1 ov) , 4-46 (Sikandar Raza, 14.5 ov) , 5-59 (Regis Chakabva, 17.5 ov) , 6-79 (Tony Munyonga, 22.3 ov) , 7-83 (Sean Williams, 23.6 ov) , 8-93 (Ryan Burl, 26.2 ov) , 9-95 (Luke Jongwe, 27.2 ov) , 10-96 (Brad Evans, 27.5 ov) BOWLING O M R W ECON 0s 4s 6s WD NB Mitchell Starc 8 1 24 3 3.00 37 2 0 6 0 2.6 toI Kaia, The perfect yorker from Starc! The late inswing does Kaia in and Australia are truly underway in Townsville. Spears it very full just outside off, getting to swing it back in ever so late. Kaia looks to jam it out but is beaten by the inward movement. Beaten for pace and the ball kisses the off stump. No real footwork from the Zimbabwe opener there. A wicket-maiden for Starc.. 13/1 4.3 toW Madhevere, Huge appeal and given! Starc is on a roll. Madhevere seems to be trapped...

3.41pm The Australian players pose with the trophy very briefly before walking back, because they'll be disappointed today. Zimbabwe, on the other hand, have taken 10 Super League points and For Australia, they head to Cairns now for the three day-night fixtures against New Zealand starting in three days' time. We hope you enjoyed our coverage of today's game and this series. It's time for me, Vishal Dikshit, to say goodbye on behalf of Gnasher and K Vairavan. Ciao! Aaron Finch: Zimbabwe bowled very well in the morning and we can't take anything for granted in international cricket, you can get beaten on any given day. We had a chance with the ball but it wasn't to be. Starc and Hazlewood are two of the best in the world, we have a fiery bowling attack. Warner keeps doing it with the bat. Regis Chakabva: Coming into the last game, there's always the thought of going through the motions. But it was a brilliant morning from the bowlers, showed a lot of tight and to get them out for that total is testament to their fight. We head home now, some fitness for the first week and then training before we come back for the T20 World Cup. 3.27pm Zimbabwe first came here in 1992 and after 30 long years, they have finally registered their first win against Australia on their soil. It's a historic day for Zimbabwe cricket and it comes on the back of some other great achievements - they recently beat Bangladesh 2-1 in the ODIs at home by chasing down two big totals, and then Sikandar Raz...

4:36pm And so, another 'what-if' performance from Zimbabwe ends. What if they had scored 40-50 more? What if that batting collapse had not happened? What if they could have held onto the chance of Warner earlier? Well, they have another opportunity to correct these as the two sides meet on Wednesday. Do join us back for action then. For today, on behalf of Vairavan and Himanshu, I, S Sudarshanan, bid you goodbye. Ciao! Cameron Green, player of the match for his maiden ODI five-for: "We had awesome footage to look at in the last couple of days and that helped. Training, we realised that the wicket was up and down and nipping. So we had to nip it back of a length and stick to our strengths. It was just me and Marnus who trained yesterday." Aaron Finch, Australia captain: "The conditions dried out and it spun a lot more towards the end of the game. You watch a lot of footage, watch a few actions just to read on what to expect. I thought we did that well. Our bowlers executed their plans well. When we saw there was something on the wicket, Marsh was the one to go to with the movement. And Green followed Marsh and Josh. [Starch and Green] Starc has been one of the best of all times. I feel that he has played a lot more than 100 and has a great impact on the ground. Green, baby-faced, 21-year-old, comes in and hasn't got the wickets that he deserved at times but it happens." 4:23pm Strong win from Australia, hastened thanks to Maxwell's 9-ball 32 not out. He was told about his r...

AUS vs ZIM Highlights: Australia beat Zimbabwe by five wickets: Australia outclassed Zimbabwe in all departments of the game in the 1 st ODI to win by five wickets on Sunday. Cameron Green starred with a five-wicket haul to dismiss Zimbabwe for 200 runs. The target was reached in the 34 th over of the match with David Warner scoring a half-century to help Australia take 1-0 lead. Follow AUS vs ZIM 1st ODI LIVE updates with With Australia starting as favourites for the clash, Zimbabwe started the game on a decent note. They were 104 for the loss of wo wickets. But the introduction of Cameron Green changed the game complexion in a big way. Green had an amazing day with the Australia scalping five wickets. Even leg-spinner Adam Zampa brought in all his experience to trouble the African nation batters. They eventually got bowled out for 200 runs in 48 overs. AUS vs ZIM Dream11 Prediction: Australia vs Zimbabwe Top Fantasy Picks, Probable Playing XIs, Pitch Report, & match overview, AUS vs ZIM 1st ODI Live at 5:10 AM: Follow Live Updates Wesley Madhevere impressed with 72 runs, but the middle order and the lower order faltered easily. Seven Zimbabwe players did not cross single digit scores in the contest. AUS vs ZIM Highlights: Australia ease past Zimbabwe as Cameron Green, David Warner stars in five-wicket win in 1st ODI When it came to chasing down the score, it was just a matter of time with Australia possessing quality players. Though Aaron Finch was out for 15, Warner sho...