Rhinos – 164-5 in 20 overs (Nyasha Mayavo 36*, Antum Naqvi 29, Ryan Burl 27; Marshall Takodza 2/21, Hamza Sajjad 1/30, Tapiwa Mufudza 1/37) Eagles – 166-8 in 19.4 overs (Tadiwanashe Marumani 75, Craig Ervine 28, Chamu Chibhabha 14; Muhammad Adil 2/24, Neville Madziva 2/25, Ryan
Vital wickets by Donald Tiripano and Roy Kaia of Mountaineers did most to turn what looked like being a close match against Eagles at Harare Sports Club today in favour of their team. Tiripano removed three top-order Eagles batsmen and Kaia four from the middle order
Rhinos captain Prince Masvaure achieve a rare feat in Zimbabwean cricket yesterday, the only real success in his team’s unhappy innings defeat at the hands of Eagles at Harare Sports Club. It took just over 20 minutes for Tino Mutombodzi to take the last two wickets
If ever there was a time when the rains became an enemy of humanity was yesterday during the opening match of the Logan Cup when Eagles were soaring high over the Rhinos in Harare. Deadly bowling attacking trio of Blessing Muzarabani, Richard Ngarava and Trevor Garwe
Harare Metropolitan Eagles – 92 all out in 35.1 overs (Gary Chirimuuta 17, Jalat Khan 15, Kudzai Maunze 13; Graeme Cremer 4/22, Michael Chinouya 3/25, Carl Mumba 2/28) Midlands Rhinos – 183 for 9 in 48 overs (Bothwell Chapungu 63, Tafadzwa Kaitano 34, Tarisai Musakanda 25;
Harare Metropolitan Eagles – 254 for 5 in 72.2 overs (Joylord Gumbie 77, Tino Mutombodzi 45*, Sikandar Raza 37, Regis Chakabva 37; John Nyumbu 3/52, Steve Chimhamhiwa 2/33) Bulawayo Metropolitan Tuskers Stumps – Day 1 Harare Metropolitan Eagles enjoyed a good batting day at Harare Sports Club
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