🏏ICC Men's T20I WC 2022-Group B-Match12on21st : ZIM vs SCO-P53🏏 - Page 10

IND 186/7 (20)

AUS 180 (20)

India won by 6 runs

Congratulations to team India for the win before the main matches in this world Cup. ⭐️

SCO 160/5 (20)

WI 69/5 (10.1)

CRR: 6.79 REQ: 9.36

West Indies need 92 runs in 59 balls

SCO 160/5 (20)

WI 77/5 (11.5)

CRR: 6.51 REQ: 10.29

West Indies need 84 runs in 49 balls

News regarding the second match of today-- Zim vs Ire

According to ICC Men’s Twenty20 World Cup 2022 Playing Conditions (13.7.3.2) - "In circumstances where back-to-back matches are played at the same venue, there shall be a minimum 30-minute break between matches."

18:15 Local Time, 07:15 GMT, 12:45 IST: The toss, supposed to take place at 18:30, will not go on as per schedule as the first game (West Indies vs Scotland) got delayed due to rain. 13 overs remain in that match and it's gone slightly murky as well in Hobart. Fingers crossed for an uninterrupted game.

WI 84/8 (13.4)

CRR: 6.15 REQ: 12.16

West Indies need 77 runs in 38 balls

SCO 160/5 (20)

WI 118 (18.3)

Scotland won by 42 runs

Thanks for the tag Madhu.

Another upset win for Scotland with a big margin.

Congratulations to Scotland for winning the match.🥳

Cheers..

Time for the toss. Samuel Badree describes the weather as "frigid". Ireland win the toss and will bowl. "It looks a pretty good wicket," Andy Balbirnie says. "We had a good look at what went on in the first innings. It's a big boundary here and we're aware of that. It could well come down to run-rate so every run out there counts."

Craig Ervine says Zimbabwe are happy to bat first. "It has been a little bit difficult to chase down scores. It's one thing just getting here but it's another playing good cricket and showing people we belong here at the World Cup. Our main goal is to get to the Super 12s. Sikandar Raza has been in exceptional form and Blessing Muzarabani is making his comeback after injury."

Zimbabwe: 1 Regis Chakabva (wk), 2 Craig Ervine (capt), 3 Wessly Madhevere, 4 Sean Williams, 5 Sikandar Raza, 6 Milton Shumba, 7 Ryan Burl, 8 Luke Jongwe, 9 Tendai Chatara, 10 Richard Ngarava, 11 Blessing Muzarabani

Ireland: 1 Andy Balbirnie (capt), 2 Paul Stirling, 3 Lorcan Tucker (wk), 4 Harry Tector, 5 Curtis Campher, 6 George Dockrell, 7 Gareth Delany, 8 Mark Adair, 9 Simi Singh, 10 Barry McCarthy, 11 Josh Little