PAK vs ZIM weather report Rain prediction weather in Perth for today s T20 World Cup 2022 match
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Mic'd up: Haris Rauf prepares for Perth Haris Rauf then wreaked havoc with the new ball and reduced the Men in Blue to 31/4 but Kohli and Hardik Pandya shared a 113-run stand for the fifth wicket to stage an epic comeback. Pakistan spinner Mohammad Nawaz failed to defend 16 runs in the last over as they lost the match by four wickets. Pakistan will hope to come all guns blazing and bounce back to keep their semi-final hopes alive. Zimbabwe, on the other hand, shared points with South Africa after rain played spoilsport in Hobart. Batting first, they posted 79 in nine overs, riding on a quickfire 35* from Wesley Madhevere. Wearing the badge with pride. Let’s go Zimbabwe!
@iccWearing the badge with pride. Let’s go Zimbabwe! @icc The bowlers, however, failed to put up a show as Quinton de Kock (47* off 18) ran riot with the bat. The Proteas were 51/0 in three overs while chasing a revised target of 64 off seven overs before rain came pouring in again, forcing the umpires to abandon the game. Craig Ervine and Co. will hope to put up a strong fight against Pakistan and spoil their party.
PAK vs ZIM weather report Rain prediction & weather in Perth for today s T20 World Cup 2022 match
New Zealand v Pakistan: Final - Tri-Series Pakistan will lock horns with Zimbabwe in their second Super 12 game in the ongoing at the Perth Stadium on Thursday, October 27. Much to the delight of fans, there is no chance of rain during the PAK vs ZIM T20 World Cup match. The Men in Green squared off against arch-rivals India in their opening fixture. Babar Azam and Co. dominated the proceedings for most of the game before a batting masterclass from (82*) took the game away from them. Batting first, Pakistan posted 159/8, banking on half-centuries from Shan Masood (52*) and Iftikhar Ahmed (51). Arshdeep Singh and starred with the ball for India, returning with three wickets apiece. Mic'd up: Haris Rauf prepares for PerthMic'd up: Haris Rauf prepares for Perth Haris Rauf then wreaked havoc with the new ball and reduced the Men in Blue to 31/4 but Kohli and Hardik Pandya shared a 113-run stand for the fifth wicket to stage an epic comeback. Pakistan spinner Mohammad Nawaz failed to defend 16 runs in the last over as they lost the match by four wickets. Pakistan will hope to come all guns blazing and bounce back to keep their semi-final hopes alive. Zimbabwe, on the other hand, shared points with South Africa after rain played spoilsport in Hobart. Batting first, they posted 79 in nine overs, riding on a quickfire 35* from Wesley Madhevere. Wearing the badge with pride. Let’s go Zimbabwe!
@iccWearing the badge with pride. Let’s go Zimbabwe! @icc The bowlers, however, failed to put up a show as Quinton de Kock (47* off 18) ran riot with the bat. The Proteas were 51/0 in three overs while chasing a revised target of 64 off seven overs before rain came pouring in again, forcing the umpires to abandon the game. Craig Ervine and Co. will hope to put up a strong fight against Pakistan and spoil their party.