Zimbabwe's Cricket Team Struggles Against Afghanistan in High-Stakes ODI

Zimbabwe's chase for victory in the 2nd One Day International (ODI) match against Afghanistan has hit a significant roadblock. With the team requiring 242 runs to win and facing an asking rate of 7.12 runs per over, they are on the back foot. Currently, the score stands at 45/7 after 16 overs, with Sikandar Raza and Richard Ngarava fighting to steer their team back into contention. However, the Afghan bowlers, led by AM Ghazanfar and Naveed Zadran, have been near-unpenetrable, with the former part of a run-stopping spell, and the latter claiming his maiden ODI wicket, New Zealand born Zimbabwean, Newman Nyamhuri for a duck who is one of the seven Uncapped players in the Zimbabwe side.

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The match will also come as an afterthought as Zimbabwe announced a 17-member squad for a bilateral test series against Afghanistan, featuring seven uncapped players. This series makes history as it will mark Zimbabwe's return to hosting a Boxing Day Test after a 28-year hiatus and their inaugural New Year's Test both domestically and internationally. Led by Craig Ervine, the team will be bolstered by the presence of experienced players like Sean Williams, Sikandar Raza, and Blessings Muzarabani.