END OF OVER:49 | 14 Runs | ZIM: 218/8 | RR: 4.44
- Sikandar Raza76 (103b)
- Tendai Chisoro42 (35b)
- Carlos Brathwaite8-0-52-0
- Jason Holder10-0-58-2
1.55pm So a pretty good fightback in the end. Zimbabwe seemed down and out at 127 for 8. What made the difference is the ninth-wicket stand of 91 - Zimbabwe's record for the ninth wicket. Tendai Chisoro's highest in ODIs previously was 12, but today, he has struck 42 off 35 balls with two fours and two sixes, and may just taken his team to a match-winning total. This is a pretty good total on this surface and West Indies will have to bat well to chase it down. Zimbabwe handled everything the West Indies medium pacers threw at them with ease. But they were all at sea against the spinners. The expectation is that the pitch will get lower and slower as the match progresses, which means this could be trickier than it appears at first glance for West Indies. A final berth beckons. Can Zimbabwe defend this for a superb come-from-behind win or will West Indies' batsmen prevail? Should be an interesting chase. Join us in a bit.
Santhosh: "Why is 50th over not bowled. The scorecard says 50 overs maximum." The match was reduced to 49-overs-a-side after a rain interruption, Santhosh.
Edmond Chinyadz: "This should rate as the biggest fight back in batting terms for team Zimbabwe, keep on keeping on our rankings will be back soon, am loving it."
Carlos Brathwaite to bowl the final over..