Rain came to Zimbabwe's rescue in Harare, forcing a washout after Ireland had reduced them to 121 for 6 in the first ODI. Zimbabwe had begun forcefully subsequent to being sent in to bat, with Tinashe Kamunhukamwe crushing 28 off only 15 balls. Yet, when he got out, the innings self-destructed. The ceaseless downpour, however, implied the match must be canceled after just 25.3 overs. Prior, Imprint Adair got the ball to nip off the crease in the two headings and, surprisingly, bowled a lady to Joylord Gumbie. However, from the opposite end, Kamunhukamwe dismantled Josh Pretty much nothing. He hit three fours in the left-arm seamer's first finished, and a four and a six off progressive conveyances in the close to move to 25 off only ten balls. That constrained Paul Stirling to welcome on Graham Hume. Kamunhukamwe attempted to go after him too however miscued a draw and was gotten at mid-on for 28. The wicket put the brakes on the scoring rate, with Zimbabwe overseeing simply 16 from over 6th to 10th. Craig Youthful then, at that point, bobbed out Guiltless Kaia to make it 48 for 2 in the eleventh over. Sikandar Raza and Gumbie attempted to balance out the innings. Raza was fortunate to be dropped on 10 by wicketkeeper Lorcan Exhaust when he pursued a full and wide conveyance from Little. Yet, Little got his man not long after with a similar ploy. The main distinction being this time he was bowling from around the wicket. Gumbie had involved one end yet he was battling to keep the scoreboard moving. In the twentieth over, he was pursued out having a misunderstanding with Ryan Burl when the two players wound up at the manager's end. Gumbie contributed 28 however consumed 59 balls for it. On the extremely next conveyance, Burl additionally left, under-edging Youthful to the manager as Zimbabwe slipped from 79 for 2 to 81 for 5. Clive Madande and Brandon Mavuta added 40 off only 37 balls to take the side beyond 100 preceding Hume got back to palace Madande. Following that, lightning constrained players off the field. Before long, downpour likewise showed up and carried an untimely finish to the challenge. The second and third ODIs, to be played on Friday and Sunday, are additionally expected to be impacted by downpour. No result Zimbabwe 121 for 6 (Mavuta 28*, Kamunhukamwe 28, Gumbie 28, Hume 2-7, Young 2-33) vs Ireland