All scoresAfghanistan won by 7 wkts
Afghanistan170/334.3 ov
Zimbabwe169/1043.3 ov
Afghanistan won by 7 wkts
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Alert history
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- Wicket — Zimbabwe 169/6Innings 2: 3 wickets fell between updates.
- Wicket — Zimbabwe 169/5Innings 2: 3 wickets fell between updates.
- Wicket — Zimbabwe 169/4Innings 2: 3 wickets fell between updates.
- Match finishedAfghanistan won by 7 wkts
- Zimbabwe innings endedZimbabwe all out for 169.
- Wicket — Afghanistan 162/3Innings 2 at 162/3.
- Wicket — Afghanistan 80/2Innings 2 at 80/2.
- Wicket — Afghanistan 68/1Innings 2 at 68/1.
- Wicket — Zimbabwe 169/10Innings 1 at 169 all out.
- Zimbabwe innings endedZimbabwe all out for 169.
- Wicket — Zimbabwe 137/9Innings 1 at 137/9.
- Wicket — Zimbabwe 131/8Innings 1 at 131/8.
- Wicket — Zimbabwe 129/7Innings 1 at 129/7.
- Wicket — Zimbabwe 125/6Innings 1 at 125/6.
- Wicket — Zimbabwe 116/5Innings 1 at 116/5.
- Wicket — Zimbabwe 55/4Innings 1 at 55/4.
- Wicket — Zimbabwe 27/3Innings 1 at 27/3.
- Wicket — Zimbabwe 26/2Innings 1 at 26/2.
- Wicket — Zimbabwe 26/1Innings 1 at 26/1.
- Match startedAfghanistan vs Zimbabwe is under way at Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi.
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