Australia seeks improvement as Zimbabwe plans for discipline in ODI
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 17, 2026, 7:58 AM
Last updated Sep 17, 2026
Australia aims to strengthen its performance ahead of the second ODI in Harare on September 17. Josh Hazlewood's potential return is a key focus for the team. Zimbabwe, having faced challenges with bat and ball in their opening loss, looks to enhance their discipline to bounce back. The match is ongoing, with both teams seeking positive outcomes from their strategies.
- •Australia plays in the second ODI on September 17 in Harare.
- •Hazlewood may return to strengthen Australia's bowling.
- •Zimbabwe seeks to correct mistakes from their opening loss.
- •Discipline with bat and ball is a focus for Zimbabwe.
- 7:58 AMESPNcricinfo — Australia look to get stronger, Zimbabwe sharper
"Josh Hazlewood could return for the second ODI in Harare as Zimbabwe look for more discipline after mistakes with bat and ball in their opening loss
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