adminMountaineers in the final at Prince Edward yesterday.
The team recorded victories in all matches they played at the four-day event, which featured six teams.
In the final, Mashonaland Eagles were all out for 234.
Mountaineers, in reply, could only reach 135.
Tinashe Nenhunzi was outstanding and was voted man-of-the-match.
The 12 matches, which were played over the four days, saw Midwest Rhinos beating Developmental XI by 19 runs in the round robin stages.
Tuskers got the better of Southern Rocks by 176 runs. Midwest Rhinos then beat the Development XI by 91 runs with Tuskers dismissing the Mountaineers by 81 runs.
Midwest beat Southern Rocks by 73 runs.
Eagles booked their place in the final by beating Tuskers and Rhinos by three and eight wickets respectively.
Mountaineers booked their slot when they beat Developmental XI by 21 runs.
Zimbabwe cricket national development manager, Nick Singo, was happy with the way the tournament progressed.
“We are very happy with the way the second edition of the BancABC partridges week went on.
“The games were played in the true spirit of sportsmanship and there was marked improvement on both the organisation and performance by the players.
“We have managed to select a national team and those who did not make it to the last 15 should not give up as we will have other trials next holiday.
“The tournament was good and we are hopeful that the talent we have seen will take us far,” Singo said
Zimbabwe Under-13 cricket team
Chiradza Alvin, Matewa Richard, Nenhunzi Tinashe, White Damein, Tigere Kundai (all Mash Eagles), Dingilasi Shawn, Frost Alistair, Miles Garnet (all Development), Winskill Nicholas, Mazvita Frank, Harrison Toun, Kasvaurere Munyaradzi (all Mountaineers), Noach Mathew, Vaghmaria Rahul (Both Matabeleland Tuskers), Madhombiro Munyaradzi (Mid West Rhinos)
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