West Indies beat Zimbabwe by eight wickets in Harare, chasing a modest target of 107 in 9.1 overs to secure an unassailable 2-0 lead in their T20I series. The win is driven by Jahzara Claxton taking three wickets and Eboni Brathwaite contributing a rapid half-century to complete the chase.
Zimbabwe begin their innings with Kelis Ndhlovu and Beloved Biza putting together a 46-run opening partnership, but they fail to convert their start into a competitive total. Across the reports, the main emphasis remains on West Indies’ controlled bowling spell and the speed of the chase, with the series outcome highlighted as the key context. The outlets largely agree on the match result, the target and chase rate, and the individual impact of Claxton and Brathwaite, with minor differences only in how much background is provided on Zimbabwe’s opening stand.
