Pakistan slumped to a shock loss in a rain-affected match in Bulawayo on Sunday. It has come after their historic series win in Australia earlier in November.

Pakistan launched a spin attack to curtail Zimbabwe for a modest total in the first ODI here at Queen Sports Club on Sunday. Zimbabwe was bowled out for 205 in the first ODI of the series, setting Pakistan a target of 206 to win at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo.

Zimbabwe beat Pakistan by 80 runs in a rain-shortened one-day international at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo on Sunday.The home team scored 205 all out after 40.2 overs

After winning the toss and choosing to field, Pakistan's bowling attack, led by Faisal Akram, who claimed 3 wickets for 24 runs, and Mohammad Hasnain, with 1 wicket for 43 runs, dominated the Zimbabwean batting lineup.

Raza played a pivotal role by scoring 39 runs, helping Zimbabwe recover from a challenging position of 125-7 to eventually reach a total of 205 all out.

They had beaten Pakistan in the 2022 World Cup and in a Super Over in late 2020. Zimbabwe would want to repeat it in the upcoming ODIs

Teams Zimbabwe (ZIM) and Pakistan (PAK) squared off against each other in the first ODI of the , played at the Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo, on Sunday, November 24. Notably, after having a disastrous 50-over campaign in Australia,

OUT! TIMBER! An absolute peach of a delivery early on to Haseebullah Khan and he had no answer to it. Drifting in and turning away after pitching on middle and off, Haseebullah Khan plays down the wrong line and the ball sneaks past the outside edge and disturbs the timber.