Zimbabwe wins the toss and opts to bowl against Namibia
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 3, 2026, 11:59 AM
Last updated Sep 3, 2026

Zimbabwe won the toss and chose to bowl first against Namibia in a match currently underway. The decision marks a tactical shift for the side as they prepare to face the Namibian lineup., the team selection includes the return of Muzarabani to the bowling attack. Namibia has made adjustments to its own roster, with offspin-bowing allrounder Jan Balt entering the side for this fixture. Bernard Scholtz was excluded from the Namibia lineup to accommodate the change. Both teams are now focused on the opening sessions of play as the match progresses.
- •Zimbabwe wins the toss and elects to field first.
- •Muzarabani returns to the Zimbabwe playing side.
- •Jan Balt enters the Namibia lineup as an allrounder.
- •Bernard Scholtz misses the match for Namibia.
- 11:59 AMESPNcricinfo — Zimbabwe opt to bowl against Namibia; Muzarabani returns
"Namibia's left-arm spinner Bernard Scholtz missed out for offspin-bowing allrounder Jan Balt
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