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South African broadcaster, DStv, has secured the right to broadcast the 2023 Indian Premier League (IPL).
The development gives Zimbabwe’s cricket fans an opportunity to watch local hero Sikandar Raza live in action in the IPL.
According to <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/sport/article/200009585/supersport-to-broadcast-razas-ipl-gig">NewsDay</a>, Raza became the fourth Zimbabwean to sign for an IPL side after Tatenda Taibu, Raymond Price, and Brendan Taylor.
The Indian Premier League is a men’s Twenty20 cricket league held annually in India.
On Friday, SuperSport announced that they will broadcast all the matches for this edition of the IPL. It said:
<blockquote>
Following updated conversations with the rights holder, DStv can confirm that all Indian Premier League matches in 2023 will be broadcast on SuperSport.
Your World of Champions SuperSport reached a commercial agreement with the rights holders to broadcast the IPL, starting today (yesterday).
</blockquote>
All 74 matches of the 16th tournament will be broadcast live. Marc Jury, chief executive of SuperSport, said:
<blockquote>
We are very happy to have reached an agreement to continue our partnership with the IPL that extends back to the inaugural event in 2008.
</blockquote>
The opening fixture, between the Gujarat Titans and Chennai Super Kings, was broadcast live on SuperSport.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200009522/ed-demands-re-run-in-violence-hotspots">Pindula News</a>

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SuperSport Secures Rights To Broadcast Indian Premier League

Zimbabwe national cricket team star <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Sikandar_Raza">Sikandar Raza</a> says he was humbled by <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Emmerson_Mnangagwa">President Emmerson Mnangagwa</a>’s gesture to congratulate him for being named in the ICC Team of the Year.
Raza, who had a brilliant 2022 with both bat and ball, was named in the star-studded Team of the Year after helping Zimbabwe reach the Super 12 in the ICC T20 World Cup held in October.
The all rounder paid a courtesy call on Mnangagwa at State House today, during which he was congratulated by the Head of State.
Raza took to Twitter to show gratitude for Mnangagwa’s gesture.
He said:
<blockquote>
It was truly an honor to be invited by His Excellency @edmnangagwa to congratulate me on my inclusion in the ODI and T20 Team of the Year.
I am truly humbled by His Excellency’s gesture.
</blockquote>
Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Information, Publicity and Broadcast Services Nick Mangwana, also praised the Chevrons star.
He wrote on Twitter:
<blockquote>
Raza is one of our best. Thank you for doing wonders for Zimbabwe Sikandar Raza.
</blockquote>
Raza also made history by becoming the first ever Zimbabwean to win the ICC Player of the Month, <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/zimbabwean-sikandar-raza-has-been-crowned-icc-mens-player-of-the-month-of-august-2022/">when he won it in August last year.</a>

Raza ‘Humbled’ By Mnangagwa's Gesture After State House Visit

Ireland beat by 46 runs in a One Day International (ODI) match played at Harare Sports Club on Saturday, to level the series 1-1.
Having won the first ODI in dramatic fashion at the same venue three days ago, Zimbabwe won the toss and stand-in captain <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Sikandar_Raza">Sikandar Raza </a>elected to bow first.
The Chevrons didn’t start well, as scrappy bowling allowed the Irish openers Paul Stirling and Stephen Doheny to race to 47 without loss at the end of the powerplay.
Ireland posted a respectable 294/7 in their allotted 50 overs with Doheny top-scoring with a well-played 84 off 111 deliveries.
Needing 295 to win, Zimbabwe got off to the worst possible start as Tadiwa Marurami was trapped by Joshua Brian Little for a duck in the 3rd over. 
After 7 overs, Zimbabwe were 20-1.
Innocent Kaia and Chamu Chibhabha revived the Zimbabwe innings, before the latter was caught by Graham Hume off the bowling off Andy McBrine for 40 in the 30th over.
Kaia brought up his well-played 50 off 66 deliveries shortly after, before he was dismissed by Josh Litte.
Crowd favorite Raza was next at the crease and scored 21 before he was dismissed by Mark Adair and left the Chevrons at 140-4, needing 155 from the last 20 overs.
It got more complicated for Dave Houghton’s men when Gary Balance was caught by Little off the bowling of Hume for 52 as Zimbabwe crumbled and needed 53 in the last 21 balls.
They fell short and were bowled out for 248 in the 47th over as Ireland levelled the 3-match series 1-1.

Ireland Beat Zimbabwe To Level ODI Series

Zimbabwe won the third Twenty20 (T20) international series 2-1 after beating Ireland by four (4) wickets in the final match at a packed Harare Sports Club on Sunday.
The match was screened live on national television, ZBCTv.
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The series-deciding win is a significant achievement for the Zimbabwean side.
The southern African nation was missing several key players including Sikandar Raza, new man Gary Ballance, Blessing Muzarabani and Sean Williams for varying reasons.
Ireland made 141-9 off their 20 overs and it looked like they were on the way to a famous series win.
However, Zimbabwe captain Craig Ervine scored a half-century before Ryan Burl produced some sensational power-hitting at the end.
Ervine’s 54 off 43 deliveries remained in the game for long periods before the momentum appeared to swing back in Ireland’s favour when he was caught by Curtis Campher off the bowling of Mark Adair in the 16th over.
Burl, however, brought Zimbabwe back in control when he hit back-to-back sixes off George Dockrell in the 18th over as he made 30 runs off just 11 balls and the hosts eventually won with six balls to spare.
The sides meet in the first of three One Day International (ODIs) at the same venue on Wednesday.
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Zimbabwe Beat Ireland By 4 Wickets To Win The T20 Series

All-rounder Sikandar Raza has been crowned Internationational Cricket Council (ICC) Men’s Player of the Month for August 2022, becoming the first Zimbabwean to win the prestigious accolade.
He defeated fellow nominees and all-rounders Mitchell Santner of New Zealand and England’s Ben Stokes to the accolade. He said:
<blockquote>
I’m incredibly humbled and honoured to have won the ICC Men’s Player of the Month award from the ICC.
It’s even more humbling being the first Zimbabwean to ever win the award.
</blockquote>
Raza was instrumental in <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/zimbabwe-beat-bangladesh-to-seal-1st-odi-series-win-against-a-major-team-in-5-years/">Zimbabwe’s One Day International (ODI) cricket series win against Bangladesh</a> last month at Harare Sports Club. 
The win by five wickets completed Zimbabwe’s first win against a major team in five years.
<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Sikandar_Raza">Sikandar Raza</a>’s second successive unbeaten century and captain Regis Chakabva’s 102 off just 75 balls contributed much to the victory.
Raza had earlier taken 3 for 56 to help restrict the visitors to 290-9.
Two days after his 192-run fourth-wicket stand with Innocent Kaia had taken Zimbabwe to a five-wicket win in the first ODI, Raza had the company of Chakabva while scripting another challenging chase.
Chakabva made his maiden ODI hundred, which, coming up in just 73 balls, was the fastest by a Zimbabwe batter in ODIs.
Coming together at a shaky 49 for 4, Raza and Chakabva added 201 for the fifth wicket, off just 189 balls. It was only the third 200-plus stand in Zimbabwe’s ODI history and their highest for the fifth wicket. 
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Zimbabwean Sikandar Raza Has Been Crowned ICC Men’s Player Of The Month Of August 2022

Zimbabwe won by five wickets over Bangladesh to complete their first One Day International (ODI) cricket series win against a major team in five years at Harare Sports Club yesterday.
<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Sikandar_Raza">Sikandar Raza</a>’s second successive unbeaten century and captain Regis Chakabva’s 102 off just 75 balls contributed much to the victory.
Raza had earlier taken 3 for 56 to help restrict the visitors to 290-9.
Two days after his 192-run fourth-wicket stand with Innocent Kaia had taken Zimbabwe to a five-wicket win in the first ODI, Raza had the company of Chakabva while scripting another challenging chase. 
Chakabva made his maiden ODI hundred, which, coming up in just 73 balls, was the fastest by a Zimbabwe batter in ODIs.
Coming together at a shaky 49 for 4, Raza and Chakabva added 201 for the fifth wicket, off just 189 balls. It was only the third 200-plus stand in Zimbabwe’s ODI history and their highest for the fifth wicket. Raza has now been involved in two of the three 200-plus stands.
The end came swiftly even though Chakabva fell with Zimbabwe still needing 41 to win. But debutant Tony Munyonga, after a nervous start, cracked Shoriful Islam for a four and two sixes in the 47th over, after Taskin Ahmed dropped him at the start of the over. The over ended with Munyonga dropped once again, at point.
Zimbabwe started their 291-run chase worse than how they started their 304-run chase in the first ODI. Hasan Mahmud had both Takudzwanashe Kaitano and Kaia caught behind within the first three overs. 
Wessly Madhevere was dismissed (leg before wicket – lbw) to Mehidy Hasan Miraz, before Taijul Islam made it 49 for 4 when Tadiwanashe Marumani was caught in the covers in the left-arm spinner’s first over.
But Raza stepped up once again. He hardly allowed the Bangladesh bowlers to settle despite the required rate hovering around the 7.50 mark as early as the 24th over. Raza first attacked Mahmud, Bangladesh’s best bowler till that point, with a four and a six in the 20th over.
Raza and Chakabva went after Shoriful Islam next, taking him for three boundaries in the 25th over. In the next over, however, Bangladesh missed a run-out opportunity, with the bowler Mehidy Hasan Miraz failing to connect the ball with the stumps at the non-striker’s end, after the throw came in from short fine-leg. There was a huge cheer when Raza walked back to the crease upon finding out that he was not out.
Rather than taking their time to gather their wits for a few overs, Raza and Chakabva followed up the run-out scare by hitting three sixes in the next three overs. Then Chakabva brought the crowd to their feet when he smashed Taskin Ahmed for four fours in a row in the 30th over.
The pair reached their individual hundreds in the 43rd over. Raza rushed for his umpteenth brace and completed his Michael-Slater-like celebration. Two balls later, Chakabva smashed Mahmud for a six high over midwicket. His celebration was one of relief.
Zimbabwe more or less dominated the whole game. They kept Bangladesh on a leash through the middle overs, ensuring they didn’t reach 300 despite productive first and third powerplays. Captain Tamim Iqbal struck ten fours and a six in a 45-ball 50 as the visitors raced to 62 without loss in their first ten overs. The left-hander timed the ball sweetly square of the wicket on the offside, including an upper-cut six off Brad Evans. Tamim also drove the ball well down the ground, but his innings were cut short when his hoick of Tanaka Chivanga found the square-leg fielder.
Tamim’s dismissal slowed down the Bangladesh innings. Despite a 50-run third-wicket stand between Mushfiqur Rahim and Najmul Hossain Shanto, their run rate hovered around the 5.5 mark. Mahmudullah’s 82-run fifth wicket stand with Afif Hossain recovered the pace of the innings, but they had to play within themselves to an extent with the danger of a wicket exposing Bangladesh’s long tail too early.
Mahmudullah, however, managed to strike three sixes in the last four overs as Bangladesh made 84 runs in their last 10. It was five less than they had scored in the same phase of the first ODI, but there was a bit more thud in the way they batted in the last few overs.
Zimbabwe’s offspinners gave them five crucial wickets, between Raza’s 3 for 56 and part-timer Madhevere’s 2 for 40. Victor Nyauchi and Tanaka Chivanga bowled well within themselves, though Luke Jongwe and Brad Evans went wicketless. But the home side could afford those errors since Raza and Chakabva had them covered, well and truly. 
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Zimbabwe Beat Bangladesh To Seal 1st ODI Series Win Against A Major Team In 5 Years

Zimbabwe cricket all-rounder Sikandar Raza,31, has joined English side Shelley Cricket Club. The club which competes in the Drakes Huddersfield Cricket League said in a statement,
<blockquote>We are delighted to announce our new signing Sikandar Raza has arrived. Sikandar brings a wealth of talent and experience to Shelley having represented Zimbabwe in all three formats, including 10 tests &amp; 85 ODIs. Welcome to Shelley Sikandar and good luck for the season.</blockquote>
The move comes at a time when Zimbabwe cricket national team players have threated to<a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2018/05/11/cricketers-threaten-legal-action-series-boycott-over-unpaid-allowances-salaries/" rel="noopener" target="_blank"> boycott the home triangular series involving Australia and Pakistan which is starting in July</a> over unpaid allowances and bonuses.
More: <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/razas-zimbabwe-future-in-doubt-as-he-joins-english-club/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">New Zimbabwe</a>

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