PAK vs ZIM Head To Head Record Ahead Of The 2nd T20I

Muskaan Bhatt

Pakistan and Zimbabwe will lock horns in 3-game T20I series [Source: @mufaddal_vohra/X.com]Pakistan and Zimbabwe will lock horns in 3-game T20I series [Source: @mufaddal_vohra/X.com]

Pakistan and Zimbabwe will face-off against one another in the second T20I at the Queens Sports Club Bulawayo on Tuesday, December 3 from 4.30 PM IST onwards. The Men In Green defeated Sikandar Raza led side in the series opener. 

In the upcoming clash, Pakistan would hope to continue their winning run whereas the home-team would be keen on bouncing back from the loss. As the two teams prepare to gear up, let us take a look at their head to head record for the upcoming clash:

PAK vs ZIM Head-To-Head Records In T20I

Stats
Pakistan
Zimbabwe
Matches Played 1919
Matches Won 172
Matches Lost 2 17
No Result 00
Win % 89.79 11.11

In their 19 T20I encounters, Pakistan has dominated Zimbabwe, winning 17 matches, while Zimbabwe has managed just 2 victories. Pakistan holds an impressive win percentage of 89.79%, while Zimbabwe’s win percentage stands at 11.11%. There have been zero no-results in these matches.

PAK vs ZIM Head-To-Head T20I Records In Zimbabwe

Stats
Pakistan
Zimbabwe
Matches Played 12 12
Matches Won
111
Matches Lost
111
No Result 00

Pakistan and Zimbabwe have faced off 12 times in T20I matches in Zimbabwe, with Pakistan dominating the head-to-head record. Out of these 12 encounters, Pakistan has won 11, while Zimbabwe has secured only 1 victory. There have been no no-results in these matches. 

PAK vs ZIM Head-To-Head T20I Record In Queens Sports Club Bulawayo

Pakistan and Zimbabwe have  come face to face at the Queens Sports Club in the T20I format only once where Pakistan defeated the home-team.

PAK vs ZIM: What Happened When They Last Played A T20I?

Pakistan won the opening game of the series convincingly by 57 runs against Zimbabwe. Batting first, Pakistan managed to score 164/5 in 20 overs. Although Omair Yousuf (16) and Saim Ayub (24) gave good starts, it was Usman Khan's 39 off 30 and the late order contributions from Tayyab Tahir (39* off 25) and Irfan Khan (27* off 15) that put Pakistan in a winning position. 

Zimbabwe's bowlers, Richard Ngarava and Sikandar Raza, took a wicket but could not stop the scoring. Zimbabwe began well, chasing 164, with a blistering 60-run powerplay, mainly due to Tadiwanashe Marumani (33 off 20) and Sikandar Raza (39). However, the loss of Marumani and the subsequent collapse saw Zimbabwe fall to 108 all out in 15.3 overs.

Pakistan's bowlers did the job for them, and Sufiyan Muqeem (3/20) and Abrar Ahmed (3/28) dismantled the Zimbabwean batting as they cruised to an easy win.