winzir Zimbabwe Vs Afghanistan, 1st Test Day 5 Highlights: ZIM, AFG Match Drawn After No Result Was Possible In Bulawayo
lucky slotsHashmatullah Shahidi celebrates his century on Day 4 of the first Test between Afghanistan and Zimbabwe in Bulawayo. Photo: X/Afghanistan Cricket Board Hashmatullah Shahidi celebrates his century on Day 4 of the first Test between Afghanistan and Zimbabwe in Bulawayo. Photo: X/Afghanistan Cricket Board Hello and welcome to the highlights of the fifth day of the first Test between Afghanistan and Zimbabwewinzir, in Bulawayo on Monday (December 30, 2024). (Streaming | More Cricket News)
Sunelita (9th) and Deepika (15th) scored superb field goals to give India a huge morale-boosting 2-0 lead but soon saw it being cancelled out by Germany's Viktoria Huse, who converted penalty corners in the 23rd and 32nd minutes to bring her team on level terms.
After the Antwerp stage and two matches in London, India is placed fourth in the points table with 24 points from 14 matches.
Afghanistan amassed 699 to which Zimbabwe could muster 142/4 before the captains called curtains on the game despite five overs pending. The pitch was flat and there was hardly anything for the bowlers from either sides, despite rain interruption.
Earlier, Hashmatullah Shahidi smashed his second Test double hundred, ending up with 246 runs as the Afghans amassed a mammoth 699 runs in the first innings.
After Zimbabwe posted a formidable 586 runs on the board, Afghanistan’s experienced duo Rahmat Shah and Hashmatullah Shahidi added 364 runs for the third wicket. The stand was broken by the 18-year-old Newman Nyamhuri in the first session on Day 4.
Shah (234) and Shahidi (179 not out) are the highest run-scorers of the match and Afsar Zazai was unbeaten on 46 alongside Shahidi at stumps on Sunday. Afghans were still trailing by 71 runs with seven wickets in hand on Day 4.
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Zimbabwe Vs Afghanistan, 1st Test: Playing XIsZimbabwe: Joylord Gumbie(w), Ben Curran, Takudzwanashe Kaitano, Sean Williams, Craig Ervine(c), Dion Myers, Brandon Mavuta, Brian Bennett, Newman Nyamhuri, Blessing Muzarabani, Trevor Gwandu.
Afghanistan: Abdul Malik, Sediqullah Atal, Rahmat Shah, Hashmatullah Shahidi(c), AM Ghazanfar, Afsar Zazai(w)winzir, Azmatullah Omarzai, Shahidullah Kamal, Naveed Zadran, Zia-ur-Rehman, Zahir Khan.
