All scoresAfghanistan won by 37 runs
Afghanistan177/1019.5 ov
Zimbabwe140/1019.1 ov
Afghanistan won by 37 runs
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Alert history
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- Wicket — Zimbabwe 140/10Innings 2 at 140 all out.
- Match finishedAfghanistan won by 37 runs
- Zimbabwe innings endedZimbabwe all out for 140.
- Wicket — Zimbabwe 133/9Innings 2: 2 wickets fell between updates.
- Wicket — Zimbabwe 133/8Innings 2: 2 wickets fell between updates.
- Wicket — Zimbabwe 128/7Innings 2 at 128/7.
- Wicket — Zimbabwe 111/6Innings 2 at 111/6.
- Wicket — Zimbabwe 107/5Innings 2 at 107/5.
- Wicket — Zimbabwe 94/4Innings 2 at 94/4.
- Wicket — Zimbabwe 56/3Innings 2 at 56/3.
- Wicket — Zimbabwe 52/2Innings 2 at 52/2.
- Wicket — Zimbabwe 12/1Innings 2 at 12/1.
- Wicket — Afghanistan 177/10Innings 1 at 177 all out.
- Afghanistan innings endedAfghanistan all out for 177.
- Wicket — Afghanistan 175/9Innings 1: 2 wickets fell between updates.
- Wicket — Afghanistan 175/8Innings 1: 2 wickets fell between updates.
- Wicket — Afghanistan 173/7Innings 1 at 173/7.
- Wicket — Afghanistan 123/6Innings 1 at 123/6.
- Wicket — Afghanistan 66/5Innings 1 at 66/5.
- Wicket — Afghanistan 45/4Innings 1 at 45/4.
- Wicket — Afghanistan 20/3Innings 1 at 20/3.
- Wicket — Afghanistan 18/2Innings 1 at 18/2.
- Wicket — Afghanistan 13/1Innings 1 at 13/1.
- Match startedAfghanistan vs Zimbabwe is under way at Sharjah Cricket Stadium, Sharjah.
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