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Kaia keeps Zimbabwe's hopes of making tri-series final alive

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Zimbabwe won by 5 wickets (with 11 balls remaining)

Player Of The Match

, ZIM

72 (42)

Cricinfo's MVP

, NAM

Firdose Moonda

Innocent Kaia made a career-best 72, Namibia vs Zimbabwe, Namibia tri-series, Windhoek, September 3, 2026

Innocent Kaia made a T20I career-best 72  •  Cricket Namibia

After a last-ball thriller between the teams on Monday, Zimbabwe played like the more experienced side they are and had Namibia under pressure from the get-go. After putting Namibia in to bat, they made run-scoring difficult, took early wickets and despite an 83-run partnership between Gerhard Erasmus and Alexander Busing-Volschenk, limited them to a gettable score. Brad Evans' 2 for 29 meant he joined Duan Jansen as the joint leading wicket-taker in the series with eight to his name.

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Firdose Moonda is Cricinfo's senior correspondent for Africa and women's cricket

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