Zimbabwe vs Namibia, 3rd T20I - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

Raza collects the trophy and calls his team for a group photo behind the winners hoarding. All smiles as they pose for the cameras. That is all from this series then. Until next time, cheers and goodbye!!

Sikandar Raza: Quite happy. We got a lot of answers for the questions we were looking for. Not happy with how we went about our business today, but credit to Namibia they played really well. Unfortunately, we haven't batted or bowled well today. We need every department to click together. We haven't taken a lot of wickets in the middle overs and that is something we want to improve on. I like ourselves to be better with the ball in the powerplay. Thank you very much to the crowd for coming out and supporting us in numbers. It is nice to be back in Bulawayo.

Brian Bennett | Player of the series: Getting a few runs in these series definitely boosts the confidence and gives me the momentum going into the next week. Was just trying to stick to the process.

Jan Frylinck | Player of the Match: Just one of those days where I backed myself and lucky that it came off. The wicket was amazing today. I think the boys are ready for next week.

Gerhard Erasmus: Good to get some momentum. The surface was a good one and we gathered a lot of experience in this series and upped our skills certainly. Bowlers were a bit more smart today and Frylinck batted well in the powerplay. We are prepared for the qualifiers and really looking forward to it.

17:00 local, 15:00 GMT, 20:30 IST: Zimbabwe win the series 2-1, but the visitors will be really pleased with their efforts today. Won the toss, made the most of the batting powerplay and despite a stutter in the middle overs, they managed to post a competitive total on the board. With the ball, they showed great discipline and consistency to pick up 4 crucial wickets inside the powerplay. Sean Williams and Ryan Burl stitched a 65-run stand for the 5th wicket, but the required rate kept growing higher and higher with each passing over. Eventually it was the required rate pressure that fetched the wickets for Namibia although they dropped a couple of easy ones. Williams hung in till the 18th over with an impressive 45-ball 77, but he had no support from the other end at that point. All in all, a much-needed win for Namibia. Stick around for post-match reactions...

Ben Shikongo to Muzarabani, out Lbw!! Misses a full ball on leg stump. That is dead. Muzarabani wanted to slog, but no dice. Namibia win the game by 28 runs and finish the series on a high. Muzarabani lbw b Ben Shikongo 6(5) [4s-1]

Ben Shikongo to Muzarabani, THATS OUT!! Lbw!!

Ben Shikongo to Trevor Gwandu, 1 run, yorker length on leg stump, Gwandu gets an inside edge on the slog to the right of fine leg

Ben Shikongo to Trevor Gwandu, FOUR, juicy full toss on the stumps, Gwandu slogs and gets it in the gap to the right of the fielder at deep square

Ben Shikongo to Muzarabani, 1 run, yorker length on the stumps, Muzarabani toe-ends the drive to long-on

Ben Shikongo to Trevor Gwandu, 1 run, slower length delivery outside leg stump, Gwandu looks to flick and gets an inside edge onto pad. Responds for a quick single...

Ben Shikongo [3.0-0-28-0] is back into the attack

36 needed from 6

Trumpelmann to Muzarabani, FOUR, banged in short outside off, Muzarabani pulls to the right of deep mid-wicket. The fielder puts in a dive and fumbles momentarily, allowing the ball to sneak through to the ropes

Trumpelmann to Trevor Gwandu, 1 run, slower back of a length delivery outside off, Gwandu makes room and toe-ends the drive to mid-off

Trumpelmann to Muzarabani, 1 run, yorker length outside off, Muzarabani toe-ends the drive down to long-on

Trumpelmann to Muzarabani, no run, looks to slog a slower delivery and gets a leading edge to the right of cover

Trumpelmann to Trevor Gwandu, 1 run, slower full delivery just outside off, Gwandu toe-ends the drive down to long-on

Trevor Gwandu, right handed bat, comes to the crease