Cricket World's coverage of West Indies tour of Zimbabwe where they played two Tests in Bulawayo between 21st October and 2nd November
Sikandar Raza and Peter Moor played decisive knocks to help Zimbabwe recover from 46 for four to help them reach 140 runs without further loss of wickets as the home side have a slender 18 run lead over West Indies at stumps on day four of the second Test in Bulawayo.
After a five wicket haul from Sikandar Raza put West Indies in a spot of bother, half-centuries from Shane Dowrich and Jason Holder led the reply from the visitors as they ended the day with a score of 374 for seven at stumps on day three of the second Test in Bulawayo.
Hamilton Masakadza scored an unbeaten century as Zimbabwe made a terrific comeback riding on his 142 run stand with Peter Moor to reach 169 for four at stumps on day one of the second Test in Bulawayo.
.jpg "Devendra Bishoo (left) was the player of the game")
Devendra Bishoo picked a nine wicket haul as West Indies managed to dismiss Zimbabwe for 316 runs in the final innings and completed a convincing 117 run victory to take a 1-0 unassailable lead in the two-match series.
Roston Chase scored an unbeaten 91 run knock while Kraigg Brathwaite contributed with 86 as West Indies posted 369 for eight in their second innings at stumps on day three of the first Test against Zimbabwe in Bulawayo, thereby taking their lead to 429 runs.
.jpg "Devendra Bishoo (right) led West Indies' fightback with a five-fer")
Devendra Bishoo claimed a five wicket to dismiss Zimbabwe for 159 runs in their first innings following which the West Indies top order did well to stretch the lead to 148 runs with nine wickets in hand at stumps on day two of the first Test in Bulawayo.
Graeme Cremer and Sean Williams picked seven wickets between them to bowl out West Indies for 219 runs in their first innings following which the Zimbabwe openers ended the first day's play with a score of 19 for naught in the first Test in Bulawayo.
Zimbabwe's upcoming Test campaign against West Indies have received a huge boost after wicket-keeper batsman Brendan Taylor and pace bowler Kyle Jarvis have made a return to the squad after their respective county stints.
.jpg "Shai Hope showed a lot of promise in the series against England")
West Indies selectors have named an unchanged squad for the upcoming two-match Test series against Zimbabwe that begins later this month.