Watch WI v Zim 6th ODI Match full highlights of Zim Tri-Series 2016 today from Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo Friday 25th November 2016. Winner of today’s match will stand against Sri Lanka in Zimbabwe Tri-Nation Series final 2016 because Sri Lanka has already reached in final by gaining two victories out of four matches. Zimbabwe played three matches before today’s match and they have not won any of them (One ODI Tied V WI). West Indies also played three matches but they had won one match against Sri Lanka.

E Lewis is going on top of the most runs scorer table with 193 runs, he scored 148 highest runs in his last ODI v SL. SD Hope is at second number with 173 runs, CR Ervine is at fifth number with 115 runs and highest 93. JO Holder is the leading wickets taker yet, with seven wickets, ST Gabriel got the third number with six wickets and CR Brathwaite also took six wickets yet.

Zimbabwe are through to the final.

Toss: Zimbabwe have won the toss and are batting first.

West Indies team
J Charles, KC Brathwaite, E Lewis, SD Hope†, JL Carter, R Powell, CR Brathwaite, JO Holder*, AR Nurse, D Bishoo, ML Cummins.

Zimbabwe team
H Masakadza, BB Chari, CJ Chibhabha, CR Ervine, Sikandar Raza, SC Williams, PJ Moor†, AG Cremer*, DT Tiripano, CB Mpofu, TS Chisoro.

Match Timings: 09:30 local time (07:30 GMT)

The pitch is used for Friday’s match is expected to play similarly to Wednesday’s encounter. With a little grass on it, albeit dead, it should hold up through the day and offer a little more for the bat than the ball, without being an absolute road. Friday’s weather forecast suggests a little more cloud cover than the last two days, as well as the threat of thunderstorms in the area.

Shannon Gabriel could only bowl five overs during West Indies’ match against Sri Lanka on Wednesday, and given the fast bowler’s susceptibility to injury, they might not want to risk aggravating any niggles by playing him again, in which case Miguel Cummins seems the obvious replacement. Sulieman Benn has struggled to make an impact with the ball, and Zimbabwe’s batsmen might find Devendra Bishoo a more difficult prospect.

While Tarisai Musakanda might have seemed the romantic choice for a debut earlier in the series, it’s more likely that Zimbabwe might turn to experience in this situation. Hamilton Masakadza could slot in the opener’s position in place of Brian Chari, who hasn’t been able to take advantage of the Powerplay even when he has looked solid. Masakadza has been somewhat out of sorts recently, but he averages a healthy 34.79 at Queens. There are also questions at the lower end of Zimbabwe’s batting order, and the choice of whether to play Elton Chigumbura or Malcolm Waller as their finisher will have to be made.

Zimbabwe Tri-Nation Series, 6th Match Highlights
ODI no. 3809 | 2016/17 season
Played at Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo
25 November 2016 (50-over match)

Umpires – MA Gough and TJ Matibiri
TV umpire – RK Illingworth
Match referee – J Srinath
Reserve umpire – L Rusere