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Result: Australia 2-229 (Finch 172, Short 46, Muzarabani 2-38) defeated Zimbabwe 9-129 (Mire 29, Moor 19, Tye 3-6) by 100 points
The match in a tweet: Aaron Finch beats his own T20 world record while Australia beats Zimbabwe in his second win in as many days #ZIMvAUS
The World Record: The Aaron Finch's T20 form in 2018 was already brilliant, but his biggest achievement came at the Harare Sports Club against Zimbabwe. After being sent, Finch shot 16 fours and 10 six in a world record by breaking the world record, scoring 172 of just 76 balls and beating the previous record of 156, a record that also belonged to him. He was just unstoppable and just 24 hours after posting an unbeaten 68, he continued to bring Australia to 2-229, their fourth highest T20I score of all time. Steadfast throughout his sleeves, he sent bullets flying into the parking lot on the way to triple the numbers. The Australian captain was aware of the record, taking off his helmet and greeting the enthusiastic crowd for the fourth time that morning.
The bizarre dismissal: Zimbabwe couldn & # 39; Finch was eliminated, but the Australian skipper managed to clear in the final of Australia's heats, kicking a big ball to be fired. The result was a strange end to the biggest international T20 races of all time.
The partnership: Finch's record was also part of the T20 cricket's highest partnership, with him and D 'Arcy Short combining 223 points for the first wicket. They erased the previous record of Martin Looper and Kane Williamson and scored 62 more than the previous record of 161. The 46 shot of 42 balls allowed Finch to score the majority of the shot while keeping the score -Watch and Finch shared a record stand // cricket.com.au "src =" http://www.cricket.com.au/-/media/0F579A2207A74F2BBFFD77EE51000A36.ashx "/>
The Bowling Effort : After Solomon Mire (28) made a dazzling start in the Zimbabwe heats, the l? Australia was clinically dismantling the local team to seal the 100-point win.Abston Agar's spin played a central role in claiming 2-16 of four overs, unfortunate not to have one. another while the replays showed Mire trapped in front of him.His white balloon shape consolidated his position as the first bowling player ng limited in Australia. Andrew Tye then picked up three wickets to get his hands on a complete Australian victory, finishing with 3-6 of his six overruns.
The margin: Australia won by 100 races, its biggest win in the international T20I. Their previous best score was 95 points, against South Africa in Brisbane in 2006, but he is only 13th in the overall standings, with the record held by Sri Lanka defeating Kenya by 172 points in 2007. [19659002] Next stop: Australia is leading the tri-series standings after victories over Zimbabwe and Pakistan over the past two days while they're trying to regain the T20 world rankings No. 1 at the end of this tournament. The men in gold will enjoy a break from a day – with Zimbabwe to face Pakistan on Wednesday – before facing Pakistan again on Thursday. The victory in this match will ensure the pbadage of Australia to the final of Sunday
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Zimbabwe XI : Salomon Mire, Chamu Chibhabha, Hamilton Masakadza (c), Tarisai Musakanda, Peter Moor (wk), Elton Chigumbura, Ryan Burl, Tendai Chisoro, Christopher Mpofu, John Nyumbu, Blessing Muzarabani
Australia XI: Aaron Finch (c), Dr. Arcy Short, Glenn Maxwell, Travis Chief, Marcus Stoinis, Alex Carey (week), Ashton Agar, Andrew Tye, Kane Richardson, Mitch Swepson, Billy Stanlake
Qantas Tower in Zimbabwe
Team from Australia: Aaron Finch ( c), Alex Carey (vc), Ashton Agar, Travis Head, Nic Maddinson, Glenn Maxwell, Richard Richardson, Kane Richards On, Court of Arcy, Billy Stanlake, Marcus Stoinis, Mitchell Swepson, Andrew Tye, J ack Wildermuth
Pakistan team: Sarfraz Ahmed (c), Fakhar Zaman, Mohammad Hafeez, Shoaib Malik, Asif Ali, Hussain Talat, Haris Sohail, Shadab Khan, Mohammad Nawaz, Ashraf Faheem, Hbadan Ali, Mohammad Amir, Usman Shinwari Khan, Shaheen Shah Afridi, Sahibzada Farhan
Zimbabwe Team: Hamilton Masakadza (c), Cephas Zhuwao, Chamu Chibhabha, Brian Chari, Tarisai Musakanda, Malcolm Waller, PJ Moor, Tendai Chisoro, Kyle Jarvis, Brandon Mavuta, Blessing Muzarabani, Chris Mpofu, Ryan Burl, Solomon Mire, Wellington Masakadza, Elton Chigumbura, Ryan Murray
1 July: Pakistan defeated Zimbabwe by 74 points
July 2: Australia defeated Pakistan by 9 wickets
Jul 3: Australia v. Zimbabwe
4 July: Zimbabwe v. Pakistan
5th of July: Pakistan vs Australia
6th of July: Australia vs Zimbabwe
8th of July: The End
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