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Zimbabwe Women Ready For Ireland Challenge

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Zimbabwe Women’s Cricket head coach Adam Chifo is looking forward to a thrilling showdown with Ireland, declaring his team ready for the limited-overs challenge that gets underway this Thursday Harare’s Country Club.

The two teams will lock horns in three one-day matches and five Twenty-20 games at Country Club and St George’s College in the capital.

“The preparations have been very good and we are ready to take on Ireland,” said Chifo, who recently led his charges to a whitewash series victory over Namibia in Windhoek.

Although Zimbabwe beat Ireland twice during a quadrangular series in South Africa last year, Chifo has warned his charges to guard against complacency.

“We won two matches against them in South Africa last year, but they have brought a side stronger than the one we faced in the quadrangular series,” he said.

“They have included a couple of players who have been playing in the Australian Big Bash Women’s League and some who play in England so it’s pretty much a strong and more experienced side but that will not intimidate us. We are ready to take them on.”

ZIMBABWE WOMEN VERSUS IRELAND WOMEN SCHEDULE

DAY

DATE

MATCH

VENUE

Thursday

1 February 2018

1st One-Day Match

Country Club

Saturday

3 February 2018

2nd One-Day Match

Country Club

Monday

5 February 2018

3rd One-Day Match

St George’s

Thursday

8 February 2018

1st T20 Match

Country Club

Saturday

10 February 2018

2nd T20 Match

Country Club

Sunday

11 February 2018

3rd T20 Match

St George’s

Tuesday

13 February 2018

4th T20 Match

St George’s

Wednesday

14 February 2018

5th T20 Match

Country Club

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ZIMBABWE WOMEN’S SQUAD

1

Chipo Mugeri Tiripano

2

Precious Marange

3

Loreen Tshuma

4

Nomatter Mutasa

5

Ashley Ndiraya

6

Tasmeen Granger

7

Nomvelo Sibanda

8

Francesca Chipare

9

Josephine Nkomo

10

Modester Mupachikwa

12

Esther Mbofana

12

Anesu Mushangwe

13

Chiyedza Dhururu

14

Loryn Phiri

15

Susan Kudzibatira

16

Emily Njinjika

17

Mary-Anne Musonda

18

Anesu Mushangwe

 

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