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All eyes will be on the weather as Zimbabwe take on Ireland in the second one day international at Harare Sports Club this morning.
The first of three ODIs at the same venue was abandoned due to rain on Wednesday after the Chevrons were struggling at 121-6 in 25.3 overs.
Ireland, fresh from a historic 2-1 Twenty20 series success, looked in control of the game until rain intervened.
The toss will be crucial again and Ireland have been winning it and bowling first.
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