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ReplayZimbabwe Twenty20 Tri-Series · Match 5 · T20I
22 Jul 2025 · Harare Sports Club · New Zealand won the toss and chose to field.
A real match, replayed ball by ball from its Cricsheet record. Nothing here is simulated.
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JA Duffy0-0-0-0
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Model of the match state only (score, balls, wickets)
▲ South Africa ahead · the axis is South Africa's chance of winning
| Innings | Over | Score | South Africa | New Zealand |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 0.0 | Start | 49% | 51% |
151projected · 80% range 99–203
Par 159 · projection 8 below par
Venue par at Harare Sports Club, from 65 completed first innings. Par is the first-innings total that gives the side batting first an even chance.
HE van der Dussen facing JA Duffy
Right-arm fast-medium · Powerplay (1-6)
Career figures as of 2 Nov 2026, so they include matches after this one (22 Jul 2025).
South Africa0/0 (0 ov) · in progress
| Batter | R | B | 4s | 6s | SR | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HE van der Dussen*batting | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | – | |
| RR Hendricks*batting | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | – | |
| Extras | 0 | |||||
| Total | 0/0 (0 ov) | |||||
Yet to bat: RA Herman, D Brevis, LG Pretorius, A Simelane, GF Linde, G Coetzee, S Muthusamy, N Peter, KT Maphaka
| Bowler | O | M | R | W | Econ |
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Runs after each over. Dots mark overs in which wickets fell.
No overs bowled yet.
Top strength (▲) and weakness (▼) from each player's career in this format, as of 2 Nov 2026, against comparable players.
Strength: At home: average 42.4 · 85th percentile · 508 balls
Weakness: Away from home: average 28.6 · 12th percentile · 584 balls
Strength: At home: average 38.0 · 91st percentile · 701 balls
Weakness: India: average 18.2 · 1st percentile · 246 balls
Strength: Middle (7-15): average 44.8 · 95th percentile · 156 balls
Weakness: Pace: average 17 · 5th percentile · 154 balls
Strength: Away from home: average 35.8 · 92nd percentile · 511 balls
Weakness: Pace: average 24.4 · 8th percentile · 301 balls
Strength: Batting first: average 31.8 · 85th percentile · 162 balls
Weakness: New at the crease (first 15 balls): balls per dismissal 15.2 · 8th percentile · 167 balls
No strength or weakness clears the sample threshold.
Strength: Right-handed batters: economy 6.5 · 100th percentile · 433 balls
Weakness: Middle (7-15): strike rate 24.3 · 16th percentile · 438 balls
No strength or weakness clears the sample threshold.
No strength or weakness clears the sample threshold.
No strength or weakness clears the sample threshold.
Strength: Away from home: average 28.8 · 88th percentile · 346 balls
Strength: Middle (7-15): average 51.6 · 93rd percentile · 641 balls
Weakness: Away from home: average 28.4 · 3rd percentile · 549 balls
Strength: Chasing: average 43.1 · 98th percentile · 869 balls
Weakness: Batting first: average 23.4 · 1st percentile · 730 balls
Strength: Middle (7-15): strike rate 148.2 · 91st percentile · 276 balls
Weakness: Pace: average 18.2 · 16th percentile · 326 balls
Strength: Away from home: average 30.5 · 92nd percentile · 923 balls
Weakness: New Zealand: average 22.5 · 6th percentile · 473 balls
Strength: Right-arm fast-medium: strike rate 166.0 · 95th percentile · 385 balls
Weakness: Middle (7-15): strike rate 131.2 · 19th percentile · 823 balls
Strength: Right-handed batters: average 21.6 · 91st percentile · 798 balls
Weakness: Away from home: average 35.5 · 2nd percentile · 598 balls
Strength: Batting first: average 34 · 91st percentile · 315 balls
Weakness: At home: average 34.6 · 5th percentile · 366 balls
Strength: Away from home: average 22.7 · 80th percentile · 473 balls
Weakness: Middle (7-15): strike rate 107.7 · 5th percentile · 365 balls
Strength: At home: average 13.9 · 99th percentile · 483 balls
Weakness: Away from home: average 35 · below the 1st percentile · 508 balls
No strength or weakness clears the sample threshold.
No strength or weakness clears the sample threshold.