Taylor’s Half-Century, Stingy Bowling Help Windies Sweep Zimbabwe
Taylor became the fourth woman to reach 3,000 T20I runs and 100 wickets as West Indies completed a 3-0 sweep.
- On Wednesday, West Indies veteran Stafanie Taylor became only the fourth woman to achieve 3,000 T20I runs, as the regional side crushed Zimbabwe by eight wickets at Takashinga Sports Club to complete a 3-0 series sweep.
- Zimbabwe elected to bat and posted 142 for 6, anchored by opener Kelis Ndhlovu who struck a fluent 63 off 48 deliveries with six fours and three sixes. Christine Mutasa supported her with a 40-run partnership.
- Claiming her 100th T20I wicket, Taylor changed the game's complexion by having Chipo Mugeri-Tiripano stumped by Mandy Mangru for seven. She later trapped Chiedza Dhururu lbw for nine, finishing with two wickets.
- West Indies plundered 85 runs in the middle overs as Jahzara Claxton led with a composed 38 before Beloved Biza bowled her. Taylor finished unbeaten on 64, sharing an unbroken 53-run stand with Janillea Glasgow.
- The West Indies reached their target with 18 balls to spare, capping a dominant performance. Opener Realeanna Grimmond contributed 17, but Taylor's all-round brilliance with bat and ball defined the match and secured the series sweep.
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Taylor’s half-century, stingy bowling help Windies sweep Zimbabwe
HARARE, Zimbabwe (CMC): West Indies veteran Stafanie Taylor etched her name into the history books yesterday, becoming only the fourth woman to complete the double of 3,000 T20I runs and 100 wickets, as the regional women crushed Zimbabwe by eight wickets to complete a clean 3-0 series sweep. Taylor’s historic moment came with the ball, but her all-round brilliance defined the match at Takashinga Sports Club. After Zimbabwe elected to bat, the h…
West Indies Women complete Zimbabwe T20I sweep in emphatic fashion
The West Indies Women completed a dominant 3-0 T20 International series sweep over Zimbabwe on Wednesday, closing out the tour with another emphatic eight-wicket victory at Takashinga Sports Club in Harare. Chasing 143 for victory after Zimbabwe posted 142 for six from their 20 overs, the Windies reached 143 for two in just 17 overs […]
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