Overview:
The pitch of Harare Sports Club is considered balanced for both batsmen and bowlers. Fast bowlers with the new ball may help in the initial overs, but as the match progresses, the role of spin bowlers becomes important.
Delhi: The sixth match of the ongoing T20 TRAI-Nation series between Zimbabwe, South Africa and New Zealand will be played between Zimbabwe and New Zealand at Harare Sports Club on Thursday, 24 July. This match will start at 4:30 pm Indian time.
Zimbabwe is out of the series
However, Zimbabwe’s team is out of this series. In such a situation, the final match to be held in Harare on 26 July will be played between South Africa and New Zealand. Zimbabwe will now want to conclude the tournament with a win by performing better in his final match, while New Zealand will play the match as a final preparation.
Match information
| Description | Information |
|---|---|
| Match | Zimbabwe vs New Zealand, Match 6 |
| Series | Zimbabwe T20i Tri -series 2025 |
| Location (venue) | Harare Sports Club, Zimbabwe |
| Date and time | Thursday, July 24, 4:30 pm (IST) |
| Live broadcast and streaming | Fancode (App and Website) |
Harare Sports Club Pitch Report
The pitch of Harare Sports Club is considered balanced for both batsmen and bowlers. Fast bowlers with the new ball may help in the initial overs, but as the match progresses, the role of spin bowlers becomes important. Although the bowlers help, it becomes easy for the batsmen to score runs after the set. The previous match was played at this ground, in which New Zealand easily followed the target. In such a situation, bowling can be a better option for the team winning the toss on Sunday.
Head-to-head record between Zimbabwe vs New Zealand
| Description | Statistics |
|---|---|
| Total played matches | 07 |
| Won by New Zealand | 07 |
| Won by Zimbabwe | 00 |
| No result (match without result) | 00 |
Harare Sports Club Kind Figures
| Data | Value |
|---|---|
| Total T20 Match | 65 |
| Match won by batting first | 35 |
| Match won while bowling | 28 |
| First innings average score | 151 |
| Average score of second innings | 133 |
| The biggest score ever | 234/2 (20 overs) – India vs Zimbabwe |
| The lowest score ever | 99/10 (19.5 overs) – Pakistan vs Zimbabwe |
| The biggest successful run chase | 194/5 (19.2 overs) – Bangladesh vs. Zimbabwe |
| Successful defense of the lowest score | 77/5 (9 overs) – Zimbabwe vs Ireland |
Possible playing XI of both teams
| New Zealand Possible XI | Zimbabwe Possible XI |
|---|---|
| Tim safert (wicket keeper) | Wesley Madhevere |
| Devon Conway | Brian Bennett |
| Rachin Ravindra | Clive Madande (wicket keeper) |
| Deril mitchell | Alexander Raza (Captain) |
| Mark chapman | Ryan Berl |
| Michael Bracewell | Tony Munayanga |
| Mitchell cenner (Captain) | Tashinga mosekiva |
| Zakari Fallks | Tinotenda measure |
| Adam milne | Wellington Masakadza |
| William O’Rurke | Richard nagarwa |
| Jacob die | Trevor Guandu |
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