🏏ICC Men's T20I WC 2022-Group B-Match12on21st : ZIM vs SCO-P53🏏 - Page 9

SCO 138/5 (17.3)

CRR: 7.89

Last Wkt: Michael Leask b Alzarri Joseph 4(6) - 125/5 in 16.3 ov.

Last 5 overs: 44 runs, 2 wkts

IND 186/7 (20)

AUS 94/1 (10)

CRR: 9.4 REQ: 9.3

Australia need 93 runs in 60 balls

SCO 160/5 (20)

CRR: 8

Odean Smith to Munsey, FOUR, edgeddd and it escapes between keeper and short third man. Short of a length delivery angling across, Munsey moves across and slogs, gets lucky with the edge

Target for West Indies -- 161

Munsey has carried his bat. What a day for him. Began in style, then struggled to middle the ball. Couldn't find the boundary for a space of 35 balls but managed to get three in the final over to give his side a competitive total.

Zimbabwe vs Ireland T20 WC Match 4 at Bellerive Oval, Hobart

The first games under lights at Hobart in the first round of the 2022 World Cup could well be a test of the players' efficacy in battling the weather conditions, even more than the day game, as much as each other.

With temperatures dropping to single digits in the night, the cold and windy ground could well see the fast bowlers enjoying some assistance over the course of the game. The game will be the second one of the day, so a used pitch could add to the challenges for the batters.

For Ireland, who come into the tournament, having played 22 T20I since the last World Cup, the conditions on offer might not be too alien and could possibly have an advantage.

However, Zimbabwe who have undergone a revamp under a new coach in Dave Houghton are set to give them a run for their money.

They come into the tournament in a rich vein of form in the white-ball game, having won a T20I and ODI series against Bangladesh at home, and beating Australia in an ODI last month.

ZIM vs IRE Probable Playing XI

Zimbabwe: Regis Chakabva(w), Craig Ervine(c), Wesley Madhevere, Sikandar Raza, Sean Williams, Milton Shumba, Ryan Burl, Luke Jongwe, Brad Evans, Tendai Chatara, Blessing Muzarabani

Ireland: Paul Stirling, Andrew Balbirnie(c), Lorcan Tucker(w), Harry Tector, Gareth Delany, Curtis Campher, George Dockrell, Mark Adair, Barry McCarthy, Joshua Little, Stephen Doheny

Australia are very much in the victory's vicinity .

IND 186/7 (20)

AUS 134/2 (13.5)

CRR: 9.69 REQ: 8.59

Australia need 53 runs in 37 balls

SCO 160/5 (20)

WI 10/0 (2)

CRR: 5 REQ: 8.39

West Indies need 151 runs

SCO 160/5 (20)

WI 60/3 (8)

CRR: 7.5 REQ: 8.42

West Indies need 101 runs in 72 balls

SCO 160/5 (20)

WI 66/4 (9)

CRR: 7.33 REQ: 8.64

West Indies need 95 runs in 66 balls