Zimbabwe versus West Indies A vivacious group saw an extraordinary 35-show triumph to Zimbabwe over top picks West Indies at the Harare Sports Club. Everything began to turn out badly for WI with the new ball, which Joylord Gumbie and Criag Ervine exploited, yet a recognizable breakdown of 3 for 27 saw Zimbabwe back to remaking, which Player-of-the-Coordinate Sikandar Raza did easily. Raza and Ryan Burl added 87 runs for the fifth wicket before an exceptionally helpful last-wicket stand of 25 runs among Muzarabani and Chatara got the hosts to 268. A huge piece of why Zimbabwe arrived was down to four dropped gets by the WI defenders: Raza on 1 and 7, Burl on 39 and Muzarabani on 6. "Gets let us down, easy," Shai Trust said after the game. While shielding the aggregate, Tendai Chatara was costly forthright however gotten back to pick the significant wicket of Jason Holder when he was pressing onward with Roston Pursue. Most importantly, WI lost both their openers in the powerplay yet Kyle Mayers and Trust added 64 balancing out runs for the third wicket. Wellington Masakadza picked Mayers not long after his fifty, Trust was bowled by Raza before long and that is the point at which the pursuit began sliding. Chatara's excusal of Holder then reversed the situation on WI and the bowler proceeded to add a couple more to his count to wipe the WI lower-request. Brief Scores: Zimbabwe 268 in 49.5 overs (Raza 68, Burl 50, Ervine 47; Keemo Paul 3-61) beat WI 233 in 44.4 overs (Mayers 56; Chatara 3-52, Ngarava 2-25) by 35 runs