SL vs ZIM Live Cricket Score

12.4 OUT! CAUGHT! What is with Pindi and Bennett? For the second time in two games, he has been dismissed for 49! Very full, down the leg side, Bennett gets down and looks to sweep but only manages to get a top edge. Short fine leg, which is manned by Kusal Perera, jogs across to his left and takes a sitter. The 61-run stand has been broken and ZIMBABWE ARE 101/3 AFTER 12.4 OVERS! 101/3

3.1 OUT! CAUGHT AND BOWLED! Theekshana gets the first breakthrough. It is the carrom ball, from around the wicket, around off. Marumani looks to flick but is a tad early. Maybe, the ball held on the pitch a touch. As a result, a leading edge is induced and the ball goes straight back to the bowler, who makes no mistake. Marumani departs for 10 (6) and Zimbabwe are 26/1 after 3.1 overs! 26/1

5.3 OUT! BOWLED! Malinga takes three balls to strike. Full and straight, Brendan Taylor looks to work it through the leg side but gets beaten by pace. The ball rushes through, clips his right pad and deflects onto the middle stump. Taylor departs for 11 (9) and Zimbabwe are 40/2 after 5.3 overs! 40/2

17.1 OUT! CAUGHT! Captain gets captain and that is an absolute stunner. Full and wide outside off, Sikandar Raza gets low under the ball and looks to go inside out. He does connect well but is not quite able to find the gap. That is because, his opposite number, is like an antelope running for its life. Dasun Shanaka charges across to his left from long off and dives full stretch, to take the catch with both hands. It is as clean as a whistle and the Lankans are bossing the game now. Second batter to miss his half century as Raza departs for 47 (32). Conceringly, for Zimbabwe, from 101/2. they have slid down to 141/6. 17 balls left. 141/6

15.4 OUT! BOWLED! Oh dear... he has dragged one back on. Burl is devastated. Not just because of the dismissal but because he has made an ordinary ball into a wicket-taking one. A wrong 'un, outside off, pretty full, Brul looks to sweep it through the on side but he is so far from the ball that it takes the underedge and hits the stumps. Burl just stands there in disgust, before trudging off. He departs for 18 (11) and from 101/2, Zimbabwe are now 124/4. 26 balls left in the innings. 124/4

15.5 OUT! LBW! Two in two for Hasaranga and he is on a hattrick. Another googly from Hasaranga and Munyonga simply does not pick it. The length is short and he looks to play it from the pitch, going back to work it to the leg side. But the ball pitches, skids through, stays low and angles down, hitting him on the pads, right in front of the sticks. Hasaranga appeals and the umpire raises his finger straightaway. It looks a dead duck to the naked eye but Munyonga wants a second look. The review is taken and actually, Ball Tracking shows the ball to be sliding down and just clip the outer half of leg stump. Not a bad review, to be honest, but umpire's call it is, on wickets hitting and Munyonga has to go for a golden duck. The game has turned upside down. From 101/2, Zimbabwe are now 124/5! 25 balls left. 124/5

18.5 OUT! BOWLED! Perfect riposte from the fast bowler after being smashed on the previous ball. Full and straight, Musekiwa swings hard but is beaten by pace. The ball skids through, goes beneath the bat and makes a mess of the stumps. Musekiwa departs for 11 (7) and from 101/2, Zimbabwe are now 154/8. 7 balls left. 154/8

18.1 OUT! BRAD EVANS IS RUN OUT! Just not happening for Zimbabwe. There was always a couple available on this ball but still, they have got one short. On a length, outside off, Evans pushed it through point and set off running. He wanted two but had to go around the bowler, while completing his first run. For some reason, he paused at the non-striker's end. Musekiwa always wanted the second and now, Evans started to run again. But that pause cost him as Wanindu Hasaranga charged onto the ball from sweeper and returned a good throw to the keeper, who whipped the bails off. The run out appeal was referred upstairs and the replay showed that Evans was well short. He has to depart for 4 (5) and from 101/2, Zimbabwe are now 147/7! 11 balls left. 147/7

0.5 OUT! CAUGHT! Is 17 a bad number? Definitely not for Ngarava, as this is the 17th time he has picked up a wicket in the first over of an inning in T20Is! Courtesy, Ramiz Raja on air. After banging a few balls into the surface, Ngarava smartly slips in a slower one. Nissanka is caught by surprise as he tries to work it to the leg side but fails to spot the change in pace. As a result, he cannot control his shot and ends up chipping it straight to short mid-wicket, where Graeme Cremer pouches the dolly. Nissanka walks back shaking his head after a 5-baller and SRI LANKA ARE 1/1 AFTER 0.5 OVERS! 1/1

6.1 OUT! RUN OUT! Absolutely needless run-out from Sri Lanka! This one is short, on middle. Bhanuka Rajapaksa dabs it to the right of the cover fielder and asks for a single. Mendis at the non-striker's end waited and rejects the call, but it's too late as Bhanuka Rajapaksa committed the single and now at the center of the track. Tony Munyonga is the man who gets quickly to his right and throws it wide of the keeper, but Brendan Taylor does well to gather and rattles the stump. Mendis sees an opportunity to run as the throw is wide and Taylor has to dive to reach it out, but he does well to get back on his feet and thumps the stumps. 25/3

1.5 OUT! CAUGHT! Maposa eventually gets his man. He could have got Perera earlier in the over but has him now. On a length, around middle, pace off, Perera tries to pull it away but the bounce on the ball does him in as well. He plays early and the extra bounce induces a top edge. It goes only as far as short fine leg, where Richard Ngarava completes the formalities. Perera departs for 4 (5) and Sri Lanka are 6/2, needing another 157 from 109 balls! 6/2

7.2 OUT! CASTLED! It seems the run-out and the mix-up was still running in his mind. He tries to release the pressure, but Evans has bowled him out! Full-length delivery, pitching it just outside off and shaping it in. Bhanuka Rajapaksa charges down the ground and looks to slog it away but the ball finds the gap between the bat and pad, to rattle the middle stump. That is so satisfying to watch if you love pace bowling. Bhanuka Rajapaksa has to depart, scoring 11 runs off 19 deliveries. 29/4

13.3 OUT! EDGED AND TAKEN! The change to bring Ryan Burl into the attack has worked out extremely well for the Chevrons. This one is short as well, pitching it outside off. Dasun Shanaka takes a step toward the leg side to make some room and looks to slap the delivery as he thinks the ball is angling in. But the delivery pretty much stays in it's line and just kisses the outside edge of the bat. The rest of the job is done by Brendan Taylor, as he gloves it in safely. 75/6

10.4 OUT! BOWLED'EM! It's that man again. Sikandar Raza gets his name written on the wicket list and Sri Lanka are five men down. He bowls it a touch shorter, pitching it on off and spins it a bit away. Kusal Mendis takes a step toward the leg side and looks to punch the delivery through cover. But the ball sneaks past the outside edge and hits the top of off stump. 52/5

15.1 OUT! TAKEN! Another one bites the dust. Wickets are tumbling away and the vision to chase the target down is slowly fading away. Graeme Cremer delivers it fuller on middle, turns a bit away. Wanindu Hasaranga gets down on one knee and looks to sweep it across the spin, but fails to get the timing right. The ball loops toward the deep sqaure leg region and Brian Bennett does the rest of the formality. 82/8

14.3 OUT! IN THE AIR... TAKEN! The change of lengths does the trick and Richard Ngarava gets his second wicket. After two short deliveries, he bowls on a good length this time, just outside off. Dushmantha Chameera plants his front foot toward the delivery and attempts to lash it over the cover region, but the ball gets a thick nick on the outside edge. The ball loops high and travels all the way to the deep third fielder. Tinotenda Maposa is the man who gets on his knees and reverse scoops the catch near his left shoulder. 80/7

20 OUT! BOWLED! So Zimbabwe do bowl Sri Lanka out. Theekshana backs away to the leg side and Evans fires it full and straight. The batter misses while the ball does not. Off stump out of the ground. SRI LANKA ALL OUT FOR 95, ZIMBABWE WIN BY 67 RUNS! 95/10

16.5 OUT! TAKEN! Brad Evans gets his second scalp! Slower back of a length, on middle and off. Eshan Malinga gets on his back foot to pull it across the line, but plays his shot early. The ball balloons toward the short square leg region, where Graeme Cremer walks under the skier and scoops the dolly safely into his hands. 89/9