Match Details
Series
Toss
Matabeleland Tuskers , elected to field first
Season
Match days
17,18,19,20 November 2025 (4-day match)
First-class debut
Reserve Umpire
Match Referee
Points
Matabeleland Tuskers 6, Mashonaland Eagles 5
17/11Result
6th Match, Logan Cup at Harare, Nov 17-20 2025
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![Mashonaland Eagles]( "Mashonaland Eagles")
52/4d & 28/2 (7.2 ov) -
![Matabeleland Tuskers]( "Matabeleland Tuskers")
17/11Result
6th Match, Logan Cup at Harare, Nov 17-20 2025
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![Mashonaland Eagles]( "Mashonaland Eagles")
52/4d & 28/2 (7.2 ov) -
![Matabeleland Tuskers]( "Matabeleland Tuskers")
Match Centre
Scorecard Summary
MASHONALAND EAGLES 52/4d (19.5 OVERS)1ST INNINGS
- Tinashe Kamunhukamwe22 (21)
- Rodney Mupfudza*13 (37)
- Ernest Masuku4/31 (8.5)
- Tawanda Maposa0/0 (1)
MASHONALAND EAGLES 28/2 (7.2 OVERS)2ND INNINGS
- Kudzai Maunze*19 (25)
- Rodney Mupfudza8 (16)
- Ernest Masuku1/8 (4)
- Muslim Khan1/19 (3)
Match State: Delay - Day 4 - Bad Light Match State: Delay - Day 4 - Rain
7.2
1
Ali Khan to Ervine, 1 run,
7.1
0
Ali Khan to Ervine, no run,
END OF OVER:7 | (maiden) | EAGLE: 27/2
- Kudzai Maunze19 (25b)
- Craig Ervine0 (0b)
- Ernest Masuku4-2-8-1
- Muslim Khan3-0-19-1
6.6
0
Masuku to Maunze, no run,
6.5
0
Masuku to Maunze, no run,
6.4
0
Masuku to Maunze, no run,
6.3
0
Masuku to Maunze, no run,
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