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Zimbabwe Cricket Chevrons’ all-rounder, Sean Williams, has been named the International Cricket Council (ICC) Men’s Cricket Qualifier Player of the Tournament for his exceptional performance, despite the team’s failure to qualify for the World Cup. Williams scored 600 runs during the tournament, including three centuries, which was a remarkable achievement and earned him the prestigious title. 
The Chevrons failed to qualify for the World Cup despite topping the log standings in their qualifier group for some time.
During their last two Super Six matches, Zimbabwe needed two points to qualify for the Cricket World Cup, but they squandered both opportunities against an International Cricket Council full member and an associate side, just like in 2018.
In the recent match against Scotland, Zimbabwe needed to win, but they were bundled out for 41.1 overs, with Ryan Burl (83) and Wessley Madhevere (40) being the only batsmen to put up a fight.
The loss was a significant disappointment for the team and its fans, who had high hopes going into the match. Although Zimbabwe challenged Scotland to put up a formidable total on the board, they failed to chase it down, losing several key wickets early in their innings.
The loss left many fans questioning what went wrong for a team that had been performing well until this match. Despite the loss, Madhevere’s performance was a bright spot, as he played one of his better innings of late. This defeat adds to a long list of sporting heartbreaks for Zimbabwe, including many inflicted by the national senior soccer team, the Warriors.
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Cricket: the Zimbabwe Select won the six-game series against the Pakistan Shaheens 4-2 as Craig Ervine set a new national record by scoring 195 runs in a thrilling final match played Saturday. Ervine’s performance propelled the Zimbabwe Select to a 32-run victory. Ervine’s innings were the highlight of the day, which saw a total of 738 runs scored.
The Pakistan Shaheens won the toss and opted to bowl first.
Zimbabwe suffered an early setback when opener Joylord Gumbie was dismissed for a duck. A “duck” in cricket is when a batsman scores zero runs and is dismissed. It is a significant failure as it wastes a wicket. A “golden duck” is when a batsman is dismissed on their first ball.
Ervine and Innocent Kaia then put on a 187-run partnership for the second wicket before Kaia was dismissed for 92. Ervine continued to attack the bowling and reached his century off 89 balls. He went on to score 195 off 148 balls before being run out in the final over.
Zimbabwe finished their innings at 385 for 7. The Pakistan Shaheens were set a daunting target of almost 8 runs per over. They lost three early wickets but then mounted a spirited fightback, led by Rohail Nazir, Kamran Ghulam, and Mubasir Khan. Mubasir scored a brilliant century, but the Shaheens ultimately fell short, finishing with a total of 353. 
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Cricket: Zimbabwe Select Won 4-2 Against Pakistan Shaheens In Six-game 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:
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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.
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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

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