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Faheem’s fifer helps Pakistan restrict Zimbabwe to 67

Pakistan bowling attack went through Zimbabwe in the third One Day International (ODI) as Green Shirts bowled out t
Published July 18, 2018

Pakistan bowling attack went through Zimbabwe in the third One Day International (ODI) as Green Shirts bowled out the hosts on 67.

Faheem Ashraf led the bowling attack with a five-wicket haul, while Junaid Khan, making his return to the playing XI, claimed two scalps. Usman Khan, Yasir Shah and Shadab Khan took a wicket apiece.

Zimbabwe's CJ Chibhabha was the top-scorer with 16 runs. Eight of the Zimbabwean batsmen failed to make beyond single digits.

On Monday, in-form Fakhar Zaman cracked a career-best 117 as Pakistan dominated with both the bat and ball to win the second ODI. Zaman's hundred was his second in ODIs after his barnstorming 114 in last year’s Champions Trophy final against India.

Copyright Business Recorder, 2018

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