Australia won the toss and sent Zimbabwe to bat Zimbabwe lost 2 wickets and scored 169 runs in 20 overs Zimbabwean opener Brian Bennett scored 64 runs off 56 balls Wicketkeeper Marumani scored 35 runs off 21 balls Ryan Bury scored 35 off 30 balls Captain Sikander Reza scored 25 off 13 balls

Australia’s bowlers did not allow the Zimbabwean batsmen to score too many wickets. Mark Stoanis and Cameron Green took one wicket each Australia needs only 170 to win, Travis Head came to bat with the idea

On this day, eight batsmen could not reach double figures in the innings Opener Jos English failed to score 8, skipper Travis Head collected 17 runs from just 15 balls. Then Cameron Greene and Tim David took the road to the pavilion Australia’s run at this time was 29 runs for 4 wickets Glenn Maxwell and Matt Renshaw then took the team’s score to a modest level Ajira reached 106 for 5 wickets from 29 for 4 wickets At this time, it seemed that Australia might get the desired victory after overcoming the initial shock No, he is sand

Maxwell scored 31 off 32 balls Renshaw’s innings of 65 off 44 balls His innings was decorated with 5 fours and 1 six Australia’s tail end collapsed again like a house of cards when the pair of Maxwell-Renshaw broke None of the last five batters hit double-digit home runs

Blessing Mujerbani and Brad Evans took 4 and 3 wickets respectively Australia’s proud batsmen completely failed to judge the balls of these two strong bowlers on a Sri Lankan pitch which is mainly spin-friendly. As a result, Zimbabwe won the match as a qualified team