Afghanistan and Zimbabwe prepare for third T20I in Sharjah
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Last updated Nov 1, 2026
Afghanistan takes on Zimbabwe for the third T20I in Sharjah on Sunday evening. After winning the first two matches of the series, Afghanistan looks to complete a clean sweep. In the previous game, Afghanistan had a remarkable recovery from 38 for 5, ultimately posting 221 for 7, with Azmatullah Omarzai scoring 116 runs. Sikandar Raza stood out for Zimbabwe with an unbeaten 106, but it was not enough to secure a win. Both teams will announce their lineups before the match, slated to start at 8pm IST.
- •Match set for November 1 at Sharjah, starting at 8pm IST.
- •Afghanistan scored 221 in the last match against Zimbabwe.
- •Azmatullah Omarzai hit 116 runs for Afghanistan.
- •Sikandar Raza scored 106 runs for Zimbabwe.
- •Afghanistan seeks to win its third straight match.
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