ZIM vs JER Live Cricket Score

0.5 OUT! CAUGHT! Jersey get the big wicket of Craig Ervine! It is tossed up, around off. Craig Ervine lofts it towards cover. Charles Perchard takes an easy catch. Jersey are off to a flying start. 5/1

3.5 RUN OUT! What a break though for Jersey as some ordinary running has cost Zimbabwe dearly here! Elliot Miles lands this full on middle, Regis Chakabva hits this in the air to the left of the bowler who makes a half-stop to his left with a quik dive. Julius Sumerauer is quick to get to the loose ball. He gathers and scores a direct hit at the non-striker's end. Regis Chakabva is well short of his crease and has to take the long walk back to the dressing room, as the umpire raises his dreaded finger. 32/2

12.1 OUT! CLEANED UP! Dominic Blampied finds the crucial breakthrough. Great decision by the skipper to get him into the attack. It is tossed up, full, around middle and leg. Sean Williams goes down on one knee and goes for the sweep but misses it completely. The ball goes through the gap and shatters the stumps. 89/4

5.4 OUT! LBW! Another one bites the dust! Elliot Miles is in the middle of a lovely spell here! He delivers this full and in line with the stumps, Wesley Madhevere goes for the sweep and plays all over the ball. Gets hit on the pads and that is right in front of the wicket and the umpire has no hesitation to lift his finger! Zimbabwe in deep trouble here and need to build a partnership! 37/3

13.3 OUT! CAUGHT! What a breakthrough for Jersey! They have the danger man! They look absolutely thrilled! Benjamin Ward floats this full and on middle, Sikandar Raza heaves this leg side and does not get the best connection. The ball floats towards the cow corner boundary where Julius Sumerauer comes in from the deep and takes a low catch. Makes it look casual and flings the ball in the air. There is jubilation all around and some of the Jersey players are rolling on the floor in celebration! They know what this wicket means and Zimbabwe are in serious trouble! 95/5

16.3 OUT! CAUGHT! Another one bites the dust. Julius Sumerauer serves it short and on middle. Shumba clears his front leg and tries to heave it across the line. The ball flies off the gloves and Jake Dunford takes an easy catch. Luke Jongwe is the new man in. 112/6

17.1 OUT! CAUGHT! Charles Perchard gets himself on the wicket's column now. Back of a length, on off. Ryan Burl tries to take on the longest boundary but to no avail. He does not get a clean hit and Julius Sumerauer takes a dolly. 115/7

19.3 OUT! CAUGHT! Elliot Miles gets his second wicket of the innings. It is tossed up, on off. Wellington Masakadza looks to pull it away, although it takes the top edge and lobs towards mid off. Benjamin Ward takes a sitter. 136/8

19.1 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Importantly it is a dot ball to start the final over. It is a length ball, wide outside off. Harrison Carlyon looks to chase it with a wild slash. He only manages to get a thick outside edge and Regis Chakabva makes no mistake behind the sticks. 119/5

3.1 OUT! CAUGHT! Tendai Chatara draws the first blood. It is a short ball, on middle and leg. Nick Greenwood stays inside the crease and pulls it to mid-wicket. Craig Ervine there takes a sharp catch. Early wicket for Zimbabwe, that's what they were after. 21/1

9.3 OUT! CAUGHT! Ryan Burl braks this partnership. It is short and on off. Asa Tribe pulls it to deep mid-wicket where Wesley Madhevere takes a sharp catch. Asa Tribe is unable to take his innings deep this time. Zimbabwe will be aiming to build on this wicket. 54/2

11.4 OUT! CUAGHT! Ryan Burl gets another one. Zimbabwe are right on top now. It is full and on off. Jonty Jenner lofts it towards long off but is unable to get the desired distance on it. Wellington Masakadza gathers it cleanly in the deep. Ben Stevens is the new man in. 62/3

13.2 OUT! CAUGHT! Ben Stevens gives away his wicket to Zimbabwe, They are losing wickets in quick succession now. It is flighted and full, on off. Stevens charges down the track and lofts it through the line towards long off. Milton Shumba in the deep makes no mistake. Benjamin Ward is the new man in. 67/4