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ENG vs ZIM Only Match TEST, ZIM vs ENG 2025
ZIM 265(63.2)
255-1059.0
England won by an innings and 45 runs 🏆
565-6(96.3)
ENG
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P'ship : 0(0)
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The Zimbabwe players take a lap of Trent Bridge to acknowledge the crowd. There was plenty of support for the visiting side. The vibrant fans are still enjoying themselves supporting the Chevrons despite the negative result.
Best Match Figures for Shoaib Bashir:
9/143 v Zimbabwe at Trent Bridge, THIS MATCH*
8/198 v India at Ranchi, 2024
7/149 v West Indies at Trent Bridge, 2024
9/143 v Zimbabwe at Trent Bridge, THIS MATCH*
8/198 v India at Ranchi, 2024
7/149 v West Indies at Trent Bridge, 2024
Best Innings Figures for Shoaib Bashir:
6/81 v Zimbabwe at Trent Bridge, THIS MATCH*
5/41 v West Indies at Trent Bridge, 2024
5/119 v India at Ranchi, 2024
6/81 v Zimbabwe at Trent Bridge, THIS MATCH*
5/41 v West Indies at Trent Bridge, 2024
5/119 v India at Ranchi, 2024
BEST MATCH FIGURES IN A TEST FOR ENGLAND V ZIMBABWE:
9/143 - Shoaib Bashir at Trent Bridge: This Match
7/42 - Ed Giddins at Lord's, 2000
7/66 - Andy Caddick at Lord's, 2000
9/143 - Shoaib Bashir at Trent Bridge: This Match
7/42 - Ed Giddins at Lord's, 2000
7/66 - Andy Caddick at Lord's, 2000
8:00 PM IST, 3:30 PM Local Time: Was it a poor batting display from Zimbabwe in the afternoon session, or a strong comeback from the English bowlers? Either way, Zimbabwe were bowled out for 255 in their second innings, as England wrapped up the four-day Test with a victory by an innings and 45 runs.
Ben Curran and Sikandar Raza resumed for Zimbabwe in the afternoon session. While England had struggled with the ball in the morning, managing their first wicket just before the lunch break, it took them only eight balls after the interval to strike, with Bashir trapping Curran for 37.
Wessly Madhevere joined Raza at the crease, and the duo scored at nearly a run-a-ball to build a 50-plus-run partnership. However, an acrobatic catch from Brook sent Madhevere packing for 37 in the first half of the session.
Zimbabwe lost wickets in clusters during the afternoon session. Raza (60) brought up his fifty, but with no support from the other end, he too perished while attempting big shots. Shoaib Bashir wreaked havoc with the ball for the Three Lions, picking up six wickets in the innings to wrap up Zimbabwe for 255. For your information, Richard Ngarava, who was unfit, did not come out to bat in the second innings either.
Earlier in the Test, Zimbabwe won the toss and opted to bowl first, but the decision didn’t pay off as the hosts piled up a mammoth 565/6 in 96.3 overs before declaring—continuing their aggressive approach in Test cricket.
Ben Curran and Sikandar Raza resumed for Zimbabwe in the afternoon session. While England had struggled with the ball in the morning, managing their first wicket just before the lunch break, it took them only eight balls after the interval to strike, with Bashir trapping Curran for 37.
Wessly Madhevere joined Raza at the crease, and the duo scored at nearly a run-a-ball to build a 50-plus-run partnership. However, an acrobatic catch from Brook sent Madhevere packing for 37 in the first half of the session.
Zimbabwe lost wickets in clusters during the afternoon session. Raza (60) brought up his fifty, but with no support from the other end, he too perished while attempting big shots. Shoaib Bashir wreaked havoc with the ball for the Three Lions, picking up six wickets in the innings to wrap up Zimbabwe for 255. For your information, Richard Ngarava, who was unfit, did not come out to bat in the second innings either.
Earlier in the Test, Zimbabwe won the toss and opted to bowl first, but the decision didn’t pay off as the hosts piled up a mammoth 565/6 in 96.3 overs before declaring—continuing their aggressive approach in Test cricket.
OVER 59
Zimbabwe
255/9
Tanaka Chivanga
10(12)
Victor Nyauchi
13(17)
Shoaib Bashir
6-81(18.0)
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