In the eighth game of the group stage, Zimbabwe faced the West Indies on Wednesday. [October 19] At Blundstone Arena in Hobart. With the help of Johnson Charles’ 45-pointer, the West Indies scored a good 153/7 overall in 20 overs.
The West Indies got off to a fast start with openers Kyle Mayers and Charles, but the first came back after a 13-round hit with 12 balls (two quads) over Blessing Muzarabani.
Evin Lewis had 15 rounds out of 18 balls, but in 10th place, Sikander Raza sacked him when Lewis tried to land a shot over the long-running fence. Milton Shumba caught a simple catch there.
Charles had 45 rounds with 36 balls in three fours and two sixes at a stroke rate of 125. On the 13th row, Tony Munyonga’s short, wide kick off the closed log caused Powell to cut the ball towards the goal.
It ran a little, but Charles was speeding along the track. In all the commotion, Munyonga threw the ball to bowler Williams, who lifted the bails to finish off Charles’ batting hits.
West Indies captain Nicholas Pooran had just seven laps with nine balls before Sean Williams sacked him for 13th. Shamarh Brooks He set off on the next duck from Raza’s delivery.
Rovman Powell contributed 28 rounds with 21 balls (four and two sixes) before sending Muzarabani to the mansion in the penultimate episode. Murarabani threw the ball around the log; Powell wanted to cross the border, but lost his shape and began to cut high into the area of extra protection. Richard Ndarava was stationed there; He moved to his left and cut the ball safely.
Akeal Hosein played 18 ball 23 rounds undefeated with two fours to guide 153/7 in 20 overs reserved for the West Indies. Raza swam three small goals in four innings and conceded 19 runs.
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