Zimbabwe openers Brian Bennett and Tadiwanashe Marumani made an excellent start during Zimbabwe’s Powerplay innings, but spinners like Mohammad Nawaz kept derailering their charge until captain Sikander Raza’s late cameo helped steer Chevrons to 147 runs.
Zimbabwe bowlers Brad Evans, Richard Ngarava, and Tinotenda Maposa put up an admirable fight in the Pakistan National Cricket Team vs Zimbabwe National Cricket Team match scorecard.
| # | Date | Format | Score (Zimbabwe) | Score (Pakistan) | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 23 Nov 2025 | T20I (Tri‑Series) | 126/10 (19.0 ov) (ESPN) | 195/5 (20 ov) (Cricbuzz) | Pakistan won by 69 runs (ESPN) |
| 2 | 18 Nov 2025 | T20I (Tri‑Series) | 147/8 (20.0 ov) (TV9 Bharatvarsh) | 151/5 (19.2 ov) (AiScore) | Pakistan won by 5 wickets (TV9 Bharatvarsh) |
| 3 | 5 Dec 2024 | T20I (Zimbabwe tour) | 133/8 (19.5 ov) (cricketteammatchscorecard.com) | 132/7 (20 ov) (cricketteammatchscorecard.com) | Zimbabwe won by 2 wickets (1 ball remaining) (cricketteammatchscorecard.com) |
| 4 | 3 Dec 2024 | T20I (Zimbabwe tour) | 57 all out (cricketteammatchscorecard.com) | 61/0 (5.3 ov) (cricketteammatchscorecard.com) | Pakistan won by 10 wickets (cricketteammatchscorecard.com) |
| 5 | 1 Dec 2024 | T20I (Zimbabwe tour) | 108 all out (15.3 ov) (cricketteammatchscorecard.com) | 165/4 (20 ov) (cricketteammatchscorecard.com) | Pakistan won by 57 runs (cricketteammatchscorecard.com) |
Pakistan vs Zimbabwe (Test)
Pakistan could have used a victory over Zimbabwe to propel them towards qualifying for the 2023 World Cup final, though Australia and South Africa would remain formidable challenges on that path.
Instead, an impressive performance against Zimbabwe may provide just enough momentum for a successful journey toward that final.
This game was an evenly-contested affair with both teams struggling to get their batting lineups going. Zimbabwe eventually outscored Pakistan despite some poor fielding from hosts; Mohammad Hafeez hit 42 for Pakistan but this wasn’t enough to change things around.
After the second day’s play, Neil Johnson’s maiden century gave Zimbabwe hope that they could stage a comeback in this match.
Unfortunately, poor Pakistan fielding meant he was dropped on 99 by Azhar Mahmood at slips, depriving Wasim Akram of taking his 350th Test wicket and missing his 350th wicket milestone altogether.
Akram then had Olanga caught at third slip before bowling him leg-before en route to Zimbabwe being dismissed for 272.
Pakistan are currently sixth in the Test rankings after losing to England but can move into fourth if they beat Zimbabwe in a series win.
They also boast impressive records in ODIs and T20Is and could qualify for 2023 World Cup final with their impressive run of form over recent years.
Pakistan men’s team has been an unfaltering force at the highest level of international cricket for some time, winning various tournaments like the Asian Cup twice and several ICC Champions Trophy titles including their most recent triumph against Sri Lanka three-match series in 2015.
Additionally, they reached both semi-finals of ICC T20 World Cup twice and quarter-finals once at ODI World Cup; these successes have raised hopes among many that Pakistan can make an impactful statement at 2023 World Cup.
Pakistan vs Zimbabwe (ODI)
Pakistan National Cricket Team is a professional team representing Pakistan in international cricket since 1952 and are members of the International Cricket Council (ICC).
One of their greatest successes has been winning numerous major tournaments such as 1992 ODI World Cup, 2009 Men’s T20 World Cup, and 2017 Champions Trophy titles – not to mention longstanding rivalry with arch-rival India!
The Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium will host this matchup, beginning at 1 pm local time and live-streamed via Sofascore; Sofascore also offers betting odds that may help determine your decision about which team to back.
This will be the second One-Day International between these sides; their initial encounter ended in an exciting low-scoring draw. Both teams should produce an exciting contest.
Zimbabwe have experienced a dip in form recently, so they will hope to use this match against Pakistan as an opportunity to turn things around.
While they have struggled in scoring runs in previous matches, Zimbabwe will look to improve both their batting and bowling performance in this match.
Although they lost the ODI series against Australia, Pakistan have played some excellent cricket so far in this competition.
They swept Bangladesh and South Africa series victories before beating West Indies whitewashes with ease. Their strong squad will look forward to continuing winning ways throughout this tournament.
This game will showcase some of the finest players from around the world. Pakistan boasts some exciting batsmen – Babar Azam being currently top ODI batsman worldwide as well as leading run scorer in 2023 and making him an exciting watch!
Additionally, Pakistan possess several quality bowlers such as Mohammad Amir, Faheem Ashraf and Asif Ali who will all play an integral role in this upcoming contest.
Pakistan vs Zimbabwe (T20I)
Pakistan cricket team has long been one of the world’s most unpredictable and exciting teams to follow, famed for their unpredictable batting, fast bowling, unconventional tactics and innovative gameplay. Particularly formidable during limited-overs cricket where they rank sixth for Tests, first for ODIs and third in T20Is respectively.
Pakistan boasts some of the finest players in world cricket, such as top ODI batsman Babar Azam and explosive fast bowler Shaheen Afridi.
Pakistan are widely-acclaimed for their passionate and energetic performances on-field that make them must-see viewing for cricket fans worldwide.
Pakistan stunned the world in 2021, by reaching the finals of the International Cricket Council Men’s T20 World Cup and beating India to win their inaugural title and earn qualification to 2019 ICC Champions Trophy tournament – making history by becoming first Asian team ever to do so! This victory also set Pakistan up to qualify for 2019 Champions Trophy tournament as well.
In 2019, Pakistan traveled to Sri Lanka for two T20 matches and emerged victorious, winning both matches 2-0 to rise to the top of global T20 rankings.
Their victory also marked the first time any team had won three-match T20 series on Sri Lanka soil.
Pakistan overcame a slow start and eventually amassed 151-5 against Zimbabwe in their 20-over T20 tri-series opener on Tuesday thanks to an outstanding late innings from Fakhar Zaman, which propelled their hosts towards their target easily.
Mohammad Nawaz (2-22), Abrar Ahmed (1-28), and Sahibzada Farhan (3-31) restricted Zimbabwe’s reply to 145-8 in response.
Brad Evans sent Sahibzada into an lbw decision off a straight delivery before Tinotenda Maposa was caught leg before wicket in the sixth over to break their double partnerships of 66 and 51 runs respectively.
Nawaz was Pakistan’s most valuable player during this series, returning with the second-best economy rate (6.7) and picking up 10 wickets across four matches.
Ahmad Shehzad was their leading run scorer – scoring 152 runs overall; including an outstanding 32-ball 44 in their opener as well as an unstoppable 10-ball 27 against Zimbabwe from five down in their last match against them from five down.
Pakistan vs Zimbabwe (T20I Series)
Zimbabwe opened up their T20I tri-series against Pakistan at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium. Zimbabwe gained an early advantage with their bowling as they managed to remove Sahibzada Farhan and Babar Azam within powerplay to leave Pakistan on 31/3 before Fakhar Zaman and Usman Khan helped revive Pakistan with strong batting efforts.
Zimbabwe were never in contention as they continued losing wickets regularly and failed to post an adequate score despite Burl’s impressive 67*.
On Thursday, both teams will compete in their final match of the series at the same location in order to claim victory and move onto the next phase of competition.
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