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The players, led by captain Sikandar Raza, also took ownership of their destiny, vowing to re-dedicate themselves to the cause. The result has been nothing short of remarkable. Zimbabwe’s qualification for the 2026 T20 World Cup showpiece was just the beginning and it also somewhat atoned for the disappointment of missing out on the 2019 and 2023 ODI World Cups, as well as the 2025 Champions Trophy.
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AFTER qualifying for the Super Eight at the ICC T20 World Cup, Zimbabwe will have to move mountations if they are to get the better of West Indies, India and South Africa in group one.
The Chevrons qualified for the Super Eight stage after rain washed out their game against Ireland on Tuesday.
The one point collected was enough to secure qualification after victories over Oman and Australia in group B.
And persistent rain in Pallekele was in favour of Sikandar Raza and company.
On 23 February, Zimbabwe will face West Indies, on 26 February they face India before completing their matches with a showdown against neighbours South Africa on March 1.
