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Zimbabwe vs West Indies on November 25

The host will take on West Indies in the fifth ODI match of Tri Series on 25th November at Queens sports club, Bulawayo. The performance of Zimbabwe is not good throughout in the whole series. Sri Lanka leads the point table after the thrilling victory in the last match. However this match plays a key role, because the team who win this match will directly goes to final. The host team Zimbabwe played three matches, out of which they lost 1, tied 1 and NR 1. As a result of this performance, the host team placed at the last position in the points table. On the other hand, the visitor team West Indies circumstances might be little more agitated. The Caribbean team won the opening match against Sri Lanka. But lost the next against the same team. West Indies have some game changer players who can lead the game with their best performance

Best economical pick & Smart pick – Craig Ervine and Sikandar Raza placed the ball into the gaps with laser-guided precision. In between, there were some occasional hefty blows too. They joined forces at the start of the 14th over, and West Indies did not find a way past them until the 39th over. By then the score was nearly 200 in the previous encounter between these teams.

·         Top captains & vice captains – West Indies will be happy with how its top order has performed. It had Shai Hope who scored a magnificent century in the match against Zimbabwe and Evin Lewis who scored 148 of just 122 balls in the previous match against Sri Lanka which is most runs by a West Indies batsman who get out by run out.

·         Cautions Pick – The form of the West Indies middle and lower order is a concern despite possessing names like Jonathan Carter and Carlos Brathwaite. The world t20 hero Carlos Braithwaite has scored just 52 runs in this series so far.

My XI – Shai Hope (Captain), Evin Lewis (Vice-Captain), Craig Ervine, Sikandar Raza, Kraigg Brathwaite, Rovman Powell, Donald Tiripano, Sulieman Benn, Shannon Gabriel, Hamilton Masakadza, Johnson Charles