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Sun. Jan 19th, 2025
Trending News: Grand send-off for National Hero SizibaDouble heroes’ burial on WednesdayAttempted murder case after friends fightBusinessman posted‘disturbing messages’WATCH: Scotts Maphuma shakes off January disease. . . leaves fans clamouring for moreZifa polls countdown. . . Magwizi’s plan to honour legendsOver 90 businesses prosecuted for consumer exploitation in ongoing blitzComment: Let’s all as citizens unite and fight the scourge of corruptionLiberation war hero Solomon Chinhara laid to restEndless transport associations worry policeMatobo women take ukucomba to the next levelZifa polls countdown. . .Gwesela pledges to end 6% levy on PSL clubsZimbabwe to advocate global financial reformsBiden’s Ukraine disaster was decades in the makingBulawayo businessman tackles succession challenges in black-owned enterprisesVehicle rebate abuse:34 convicted, 3 000cases under probeMy confidence was low: Cassper Nyovest vows to dropZifa polls countdown. . . Let’s transform the game: HaraGovernment calls for entrepreneurship centres set up at varsitiesZimbabwe accelerates connectivity in health facilitiesFrom boyhood to manhood: New year, new manWoman in court for attack on co-wife over husbandPricabe farm, a blueprint for land utilisation in ZimbabweRaising monsters: Diaspora parents struggle to keep their children away from crimeZCF 2025 calendar of eventsAnother day lost at BAC. . . only nine overs playedStock broking firm thumbs up monetary policy, tight liquidityChen Chimutengwende — An unwavering Pan-AfricanistNust launches ground-breaking agricultural science technology programmeBulawayo family need $31 000 to save son’s life‘Traditional leaders need training on judicial ethics’Brighton capitalise on disastrous mistake from Man U goalkeeper‘We tried to work on Mahachi’s fitness levels’EX-DEMBARE BOSS TURNS INTO BOSS OF AIRLINE WHICH INTENDS TO FLY HARARE-LONDON ROUTE . . . Plans also include an airport hotel at RGM International AirportTHE END OF SMARTPHONES IS COMING, SAYS FACEBOOK BOSSFOR SHONE, THIS WAS THE STUFF OF DREAMS . . . Hip-hop star shines before 80k fansGRANDDAD (71) MASQUERADES AS A CITY OF HARARE AGENT, DUPES 100 JOB SEEKERSCOP HIT BY TRAIN WHILE CHASING FLEEING KOMBITWINS ASSOCIATION OF ZIM MAKES HEADLINES IN MALAWIEDITORIAL COMMENT: HUGE BREAKTHROUGH FOR SHONETIKTOK, THE US BAN, THE CULTURAL VOID, THE MASSIVE LOSSESCOUNCIL INSTALLS SOLAR STREET LIGHTS IN MUGGING HOTSPOTSBUS FIRM OWNER IN FRAUD STORMLEWIS GLAM-ILTONRETIREMENT WAS THE BEST DECADE OF MY LIFE, SAYS CAMERON DIAZMR SOMETHING SINGS FOR SINGLE MOTHERSTHE MOST EXPENSIVE ZIFA POLL IN HISTORYRED ALERTTRAILBLAZER RINGERS TARGETS 2034 WORLD CUPALL EYES ON JUNIOR NATIONAL SWIMMING CHAMPSGWESELA WANTS ABOLITION OF SIX PERCENT LEVYBATTLE TO IMPROVE KUDA MAHACHI’S FITNESS FAILEDFINE START FOR MAGAYA IN ZAMBIARAZA PICKS PAKISTAN, INDIA, AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND FOR CHAMPIONS TROPHYNEW TRAFFORD‘AN IMMORTAL’LUKAKU FIRES NAPOLI SIX POINTS CLEARTITLE? MY A**ESABALENKA PUTS DOWN TEEN CHALLENGEFLICK FRUSTRATED AFTER GETAFE DRAWHEY BIG SPENDERLIVERPOOL TIGHTEN GRIP AFTER LATE SHOWPEP TALKGovt calls for entrepreneurship centres in universitiesEconet to maintain competitive edge with upgradesInvestors snap up shares in WestProp’s apartment hotelWorld Bank commits $40bn to electrify AfricaChina’s fourth-quarter GDP growsRio Tinto, Glencore discuss mergerBRICS unmoved by US tariff threats, eye further expansionBatsirai mwana (9) anoda wiricheya akatizwa nababaCity’s cultural heritage on display. . .Cultural artists cash in on school curriculumSeized fire tenders: Zim goes to courtLegal process to extend President’s term explainedGovt consults families on burial of national heroesNSSA to increase pension payoutsNSA set to establish medical village for doctors, nursesHigh-tech data collection platform for Gukurahundi outreach300 000 Zimbabweans flock home for holidays16 fake ZACC affiliates identifiedDigitisation of magistrates’ courts beginsGovt arranges mortgages for agric land purchasesFarmers turn to technology as they seek to boost yieldsRemembering Ambassador MvunduraEDITORIAL COMMENT: New traders market an opportunity to renew dilapidated MbareWe’ve everything to gain by being unitedDemocracy is what we say it isWe’re facing common enemy of Western-funded propagandaWhither PSL big three?ZIFA elections give women hopeZim athletes eye World Champs slotsZIFA candidates unfazedDurham extend Zim pre-season tour to fansThe Catholic nun behind Kwekwe UtdRBZ urges banks to liquidate investmentsBusiness calls for more ZiG useZim’s infrastructure projects to drive economic growthMukuru leads in remittance, financial services industryRise of under-age drinking spots in Makokoba. . . . triggers child prostitution, anti-social behaviourPremier Africa Minerals on working capital raise
Sun. Jan 19th, 2025

Zimbabwe fined for slow over-rate in third T20I against Afghanistan

Zimpapers Sports Hub


ZIMBABWEAN players have been fined 10 percent of their match fee for maintaining a slow over-rate in the third T20I against Afghanistan in Harare on Saturday.


Andy Pycroft of the Emirates ICC Elite Panel of Match Referees imposed the sanction after Zimbabwe was ruled to be two overs short of the target after time allowances were taken into consideration.


In accordance with Article 2.22 of the ICC Code of Conduct for Players and Player Support Personnel which relates to minimum over-rate offences, players are fined five percent of their match fee for every over their side fails to bowl in the allotted time.


Zimbabwe captain Sikandar Raza pled guilty to the offence and accepted the proposed sanction, so there was no need for a formal hearing.


On field umpires Iknow Chabi and Forster Mutizwa, third umpire Percival Sizara and fourth umpire Langton Rusere laid the charge.

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