ENG vs ZIM Live Cricket Score

65.1 OUT! LBW! A loud shout and the finger is raised! Zak Crawley has a word with his partner and takes the review. This looked straight in real time. Turning in fractionally, on a length, on middle, Zak goes for the full blooded sweep but misses as the ball sneaks under the bat and hits him on the front pad. UltraEdge shows no bat. It is three reds on Ball Tracking with the ball crashing into the leg stump. The on-field decision is upheld. Zimbabwean fans have something to cheer about. Crawley walks off to a standing ovation.  368/2

41.3 OUT! CAUGHT! Wessly Madhevere has the last laugh! Ben Duckett's superb knock comes to an end. Full and quick on off, Ben Duckett perhaps gets surprised by the extra pace as he just swings through the line and ends up slicing it straight in the hands of short cover where Ben Curran takes an easy catch.  231/1

89.3 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Brilliant from Zimbabwe! They have the first wicket of the morning and it's a beauty from Tanaka Chivanga! Ollie Pope's wonderful 171-run knock comes to an end! A touch full, in the channel outside off, shaping away from the right hander. Pope goes feeling at it, without any feet movement as the ball takes the outside edge and the keeper, Tafadzwa Tsiga does the rest as he takes a fairly easy catch. Oh, then, Ollie is going for the review. He is not sure if he hit that. Here's the third umpire on screen. UltraEdge shows a spike as the ball goes past the bat and the on-field call stays.  502/4

82.4 OUT! CAUGHT! Blessing Muzarabani has a wicket! It's the big wicket of Joe Root! Zimbabwe have something to celebrate! Attempted short ball on off, Joe Root looks to hook it over deep fine leg, but doesn't really get on top of the bounce. Only manages to get height on the ball due to the top edge and ends up giving a simple catch to Sean Williams at deep fine leg.  479/3

96.3 OUT! BOWLED! Blessing Muzarabani has the last laugh! Back of a length, just outside off, Harry Brook looks to cut it as he inside edges it and chops it back onto his stumps. And with that, England have declared!  565/6

94.5 OUT! CAUGHT! Short ball that rises viciously on Ben Stokes who is absolutely taken aback by this short ball as he takes his eyes off the ball. The ball takes the top edge and goes high in the air towards deep fine leg, where Ben Curran settles under it and takes a very good catch.  548/5

54.3 OUT! CAUGHT! The short ball plan comes to fruition, and Josh Tongue has his foot behind the line this time! Tongue bends his back and digs it in short from around the wicket. Gets it high enough to trouble the batter. Brian Bennett fails to ride the bounce and ends up lobbing it off the splice of the bat. Ollie Pope, stationed at short leg, takes a simple catch. Tongue nervously looks back at the umpire and gets the nod that he is fine this time. Bennett walks back to a standing ovation as he falls for 139 (143). Zimbabwe are now 246/6, trailing by 319 runs.  246/6

4.3 OUT! CAUGHT! 'Catch it' is the cry and it is taken! Sam Cook has his first Test wicket. Stays around the wicket and lands it on a good length, on the off stump line, Ben Curran walks across slightly and tries to get behind the line of the ball. Gets his bat out in front to defend. The ball nips away off the deck to square him up in defence. The outside edge is found and Harry Brook takes it safely at second slip to his right.  31/1

20.4 OUT! CAUGHT! Superb delivery by Shoaib Bashir! Slower through the air, tossed up, on middle, the ball drifts into the left hander before turning away, after pitching. Craig Ervine is drawn into the front foot defensive shot as he prods at it. The ball takes the outside edge and goes low towards first slip, where Harry Brook takes a good low catch. They are checking if the catch is clean. Here's the slow-motion version of it. The fingers are clearly under the ball as Harry Brook took the catch. Craig Ervine has to go. Sean Williams is the new batter.  96/2

32.3 OUT! DRAGGED ON! First, Craig Ervine and now, Sean Williams, Shoaib Bashir gets both experienced southpaws. Bashir drags the length back and keeps the line around off, Williams hangs back and tries to glide it with an open bat face past first slip. Plays a bit outside the line of the ball. It catches the inside edge and crashes back onto the stumps. Sean goes for 25 (41). Zimbabwe are now 156/3, trailing by 409 runs.  156/3

38.2 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! An absolute jaffa from Ben Stokes! The dropped catch does not cost much to England. Stokes goes into the wicket and gets the response from the deck as it nips away after pitching. Raza gets on his toes and presents a straight bat to block. Sikandar is squared up due to the movement. The outside edge is found and it is snaffled with ease by the keeper, Jamie Smith to his right. Wessly Madhevere walks out to bat.  187/4

41 OUT! CHOPPED ON! A vicious nip-backer and Ben Stokes has another wicket! This is on a nagging length, on off, Wessly Madhevere expects the ball to go away after pitching and sets himself up to play it with an angled bat towards the off side. The ball jags back in to tuck Wessly up for room. Catches the inside edge of the bat and goes on to crash into the stumps. From 156/2, Zimbabwe have slipped to 199/5, trailing by 366 runs.  199/5

56.1 OUT! CLEANED HIM UP! Shoaib Bashir strikes straight away on his return to the attack! Nicely tossed up from over the wicket, on a length and it lands outside the off stump. Tafadzwa Tsiga gets forward to defend but does not manage to get to the pitch of the ball. Fails to smother the spin and the ball drops on him. It turns back in to go through right through the gate between the bat and the pad to hit the stumps.  251/7

63.2 OUT! BOWLED! That will be the end of the innings as Richard Ngarava is not coming out to bat! Length ball from Gus Atkinson, that skids off the surface. Blessing Muzarabani makes some room to cut it, but the ball wasn't short enough, as it sneaks under his bat and disturbs the furniture.  265/9

61.4 OUT! LBW! A yorker swinging in on middle, Tanaka Chivanga looks to dig it out and gets beaten as the ball hits his front pad. Appeal for LBW and not given. England are confident and they go for the review. Here's the third umpire on screen. There it is the ball has clearly hit the pad first. Ball Tracking coming up. Pitching in line, impact in line and hitting the leg stump. Three reds. The on-field call has to be reversed. Tanaka Chivanga has to go.  258/8

3.1 OUT! LBW! Length ball angled in from wide of the crease as the ball pitches on middle, and hits the batter on the pads as he looks to flick it. The ball did stay low and that is what deceived Brian Bennett. Appeal for LBW and the umpire raises his finger. Brian Bennett had a long discussion with Ben Curran, and he decided to take the DRS. Here's the third umpire on screen. UltraEdge coming up. Flat line as the ball goes past the bat. Here's the Ball Tracking. Pitching outside off, impact in line and wickets hitting. Three reds and Bennett has to go. The on-field call stays!  3/1

36.2 OUT! TAKEN! Thats a soft dismissal. A wicket right after Lunch and England will be elated. Tossed up, on off, Ben Curran looks to drive it but the ball hits the upper part of his bat. It carries towards short covers. Ben Stokes dives to his left and takes a great catch.  142/4

7.2 OUT! CAUGHT! Brilliant from Josh Tongue and Ben Stokes! The field placement has paid off on the very next delivery. They placed Ollie Pope at forward short leg just before this delivery and Craig Ervine manages to find him as he gives an easy catch to Pope. This was a length delivery on middle, Ervine looks to flick it and gets a leading edge that lobs up in the air towards forward short leg who gobbles it up easily.  7/2

32.3 OUT! LBW! Up goes the finger again and this time it is Sean Williams who reviews! Flatter, on middle and leg, Sean Williams looks to paddle it fine but misses and wears it on his pads. A loud appeal and the finger goes up again. Sean Williams refers. Ultra Edge shows no spike and Ball Tracking shows that it was just clipping the top of leg. The onfield decision stands and that is the end of a brave innings from Sean Williams!  129/3

56.2 OUT! CAUGHT! A five-wicket haul for Shoaib Bashir! Flatter, on middle and leg, Sikandar Raza moves forward to heave it but gets a top edge. The ball lobs towards Harry Brook at slip who makes no mistake. Zimbabwe go eight down now!  241/8

47.4 OUT! CAUGHT! Harry Brook takes a blinder at second slip and Ben Stokes can barely believe it as he puts his hands on his head. Ben Stokes bangs it short, on off. Wessly Madhevere looks to play at it but gets a top edge. Harry Brook leaps high up in the air to his left and takes the catch with his right hand. Ben Stokes has his mouth wide open. What a catch!  207/5

51 OUT! Bowled! But there's drama. The bowler has his hands on his head in disbelief - he feels the stumps were missed and the keeper has fluffed a stumping opportunity. Stokes, having seen it all unfold, calmly informs his bowler that it's bowled. Jamie Smith, the keeper, after witnessing Bashir's reaction, perhaps starts to doubt his own keeping abilities. But all of that is put to rest, as it's indeed clean bowled. Just to be sure, the on-field umpires go upstairs to check the replays - everything is perfect. Coming to the delivery - it's nicely tossed up around off, a real tempter. Tafadzwa Tsiga sees the flight and dances down the track for a big swing. But the ball dips, spins, beats the bat, and clips the top of leg stump. After all the confusion, as mentioned earlier, England celebrate. They are inching closer to making this 4-day Test as a three-day one.  218/6

52.2 OUT! TAKEN! Flatter, on middle and leg, Blessing Muzarabani looks to heave it but mistimes his stroke completely. The ball goes in the air towards deep mid-wicket. Joe Root goes behind and takes an easy catch. Zimbabwe go seven down now.  222/7

59 OUT! LBW! Shoaib Bashir takes the sixth and final wicket. That was plumb! Tossed up full and on middle, spins in. Chivanga misses a straight line as he looks to defend. An appeal for LBW but turned down somehow. England take the review and rightfully gets the decision. THREE REDS on Ball Tracking. A happy and comfortable win for England as they win by an innings and 45 runs.  255/9