Zimbabwe survive Namibia scare to seal thrilling win

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Zimbabwe survive Namibia scare to seal thrilling win

Zimbabwe edged out Namibia by five runs in Windhoek, posting 195/6 after a dramatic recovery from 101/6. The chase saw Namibia mount a 109‑run seventh‑wicket stand, but fell short, finishing on 190.

Zimbabwe innings

  • Opening stand: Ben Curran & Brian Bennett – 64 runs.
  • Key wickets:
    • JJ Smit caused a top‑edge from Bennett (32 off 21).
    • Gerhard Erasmus removed Sikandar Raza for a golden duck.
    • Erasmus also dismissed Wesley Madhavere, leaving Zimbabwe 79/5.
  • Turning point: Ryan Burl and Brad Evans added 94 runs for the eighth wicket (Burl 57*).
  • Final over: Burl hit a six and three fours, taking 20 runs to finish at 195/6.

Namibia chase

  • Early wickets: Louren Steenkamp (c Muzarabani), Gerhard Erasmus (12), Jan Nicol Loftie‑Eaton (20).
  • At 66/4, the chase looked bleak.
  • Recovery: Zane Green (54 off 26) and Alexander Volschenk (56 off 29) forged a 109‑run partnership off 49 balls.
  • Final over: Brad Evans bowled; a no‑ball (2 runs) followed by two more runs, Green run‑out, Volschenk caught.
  • Bernard Scholtz run out, Jack Brassell bowled for a duck. Namibia fell short by five runs.

Brief scorecard

  • Zimbabwe 195/6 (Ryan Burl 57*; Gerhard Erasmus 3‑46)
  • Namibia 190 (Alexander Volschenk 56, Zane Green 54; Brad Evans 3‑41)

Zimbabwe held their nerve in the death overs to clinch a thrilling victory.



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