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Contents
- 1 ZIM vs PAK 2024 3rd T20I – Result
- 2 ZIM vs PAK 2024 3rd T20I – Match Details
- 3 ZIM vs PAK 2024 3rd T20I – Squad List
- 4 ZIM vs PAK 2024 3rd T20I – Zimbabwe Deliver Extraordinary Upset to Stun Pakistan
- 5 ZIM vs PAK 2024 3rd T20I – Venue History&Analysis: Queen’s Sports Club
- 6 All Pakistan tour of Zimbabwe Match:
ZIM vs PAK 2024 3rd T20I – Result
| Zimbabwe | Pakistan |
| 133/7 | 132/8 |
Zimbabwe won by 2 wickets.
ZIM vs PAK 2024 3rd T20I – Match Details
| Match Name | Pakistan tour of Zimbabwe |
| Match Date | 5th Dec 2024 |
| Match Time | 4:30PM IST |
| Competing Teams | Zimbabwe vs Pakistan 3rd T20I (ZIM vs PAK) |
| Venue | Queen’s Sports Club |
ZIM vs PAK 2024 3rd T20I – Squad List
| Zimbabwe’s Squad | Pakistan’s Squad |
| Brian Bennett | Sahibzada Farhan |
| Tadiwanashe Marumani | Omair Yousuf |
| Dion Myers | Usman Khan |
| Sikandar Raza | Salman Agha |
| Wessly Madhevere | Tayyab Tahir |
| Ryan Burl | Irfan Khan |
| Tashinga Musekiwa | Jahandad Khan |
| Wellington Masakadza | Abbas Afridi |
| Tinotenda Maposa | Abrar Ahmed |
| Richard Ngarava | Haris Rauf |
| Blessing Muzarabani | Sufiyan Muqeem |
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ZIM vs PAK 2024 3rd T20I – Zimbabwe Deliver Extraordinary Upset to Stun Pakistan
Pakistan rested Saim Ayub for the 3rd T20I, and Zimbabwe capitalized with a thrilling one-run win. Masakadza struck early, removing both openers to leave Pakistan struggling at 9 in the powerplay. Despite a brief recovery, Pakistan’s modest total gave Zimbabwe a chance, and Bennett, Marumani, and Myers set up a 71-run platform. Muqeem’s tight spell pulled things back, but debutant Tinotenda Maposa smashed a four and a six in the final over to seal Zimbabwe’s hard-fought victory. Pakistan still took the series 2-1, but Zimbabwe ended with pride in Bulawayo.

ZIM vs PAK – Bounce Back with Memorable Home Triumph
Zimbabwe responded strongly after their game two collapse, with Muzarabani and Masakadza striking early to keep Pakistan quiet. Bennett and Marumani then blazed to a fifty-run stand inside five overs, giving the chase a perfect launch. The middle order faltered as Muqeem’s pressure pushed them into trouble, but debutant Tinotenda Maposa stepped up at the death. His fearless four and six in the final over sealed a thrilling two-wicket win, restoring pride in front of the Bulawayo crowd.

ZIM vs PAK – Bowling Strength Overshadowed by Batting Failure
Pakistan’s bowlers put in another solid shift, but their batting once again left them exposed. Other than Salman Agha’s steady 32, no one was able to hold the innings together as Blessing Muzarabani and Wellington Masakadza struck at key moments to keep Pakistan under pressure. Partnerships never truly developed, and the team limped to 132, a total far below what was needed on a competitive surface. Sufiyan Muqeem impressed once more with his control, while Abbas Afridi added three wickets to briefly spark hope of defending the score. In the end, however, the lack of runs proved decisive, as Pakistan’s batting flaws outweighed their bowling strength despite taking the series 2-1.

ZIM vs PAK – 2-1 Result Leaves Both Sides Lessons to Take
Pakistan rested key batter Saim Ayub ahead of their upcoming schedule, and Zimbabwe seized the chance. Some may call it luck, but it also took courage for Zimbabwe’s young players to hold their nerve in the tied moments. The 2-1 scoreline gives Pakistan the series, yet Zimbabwe’s spirited fight in the final game left them with pride and valuable lessons to build on. For both teams, the Bulawayo final was a reminder that even in short formats, momentum can swing quickly and define outcomes.

ZIM vs PAK 2024 3rd T20I – Venue History&Analysis: Queen’s Sports Club
Stadium Capacity: Around 9,000 spectators
Stadium Address: Parkview, Bulawayo, Zimbabwe
About the Stadium:
Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo has always been a stage for drama, and the 3rd T20I between Zimbabwe and Pakistan added another chapter to its history. Known for its scenic setting and intimate atmosphere, the venue has long carried a reputation for inspiring the underdogs, and this time the home side answered the call. Brian Bennett and Tadiwanashe Marumani gave Zimbabwe the perfect launch in pursuit of 133, and although Pakistan’s spinners clawed them back into trouble, the Bulawayo crowd kept roaring. When debutant Tinotenda Maposa struck a boundary and a towering six in the final over, the stadium erupted in celebration, capturing the kind of heroic moment that has defined this ground for decades.

The ground’s character was reflected in the way Zimbabwe balanced pressure and opportunity. Even when wickets fell and the asking rate climbed, the players drew strength from the home conditions and the charged atmosphere. For Pakistan, the loss showed how difficult it can be to close games in Bulawayo, where even small targets can turn into tense finishes under the weight of the crowd. Zimbabwe’s narrow victory carried echoes of past upsets at this stadium, and the belief and courage outweighed rankings. In the end, the 3rd T20I did more than prevent a whitewash, it reinforced Queens Sports Club’s status as a place where Zimbabwe’s fighting spirit continues to shine.












