Afghanistan beat Zimbabwe, Afghanistan won by 8 wickets (with 139 balls remaining), 3rd ODI, at Harare Sports Club

Craig Ervine: “Obviously, we’ve got to look forward to the test, but I think, you know, throughout this series, we did find it tough. A lot of the youngsters have been exposed to, I think some Quality bowling from the Afghanistan side, and a lot of credit to them. I thought, you know, they were, they were brilliant throughout with the bat, with the ball with the spin through the middle. Um, so yeah. (Batting collapse) Oh, look. I think It’s it’s always it’s always tricky because you’re constantly trying to evolve. You’re constantly trying to get better and improve. Um and you go over certain plans and sometimes they don’t work, I think that’s part of sport. But I thought today, at least we showed a little bit more intent, a little bit more positivity. And well done to Sean Williams, obviously his innings today were outstanding. (Test Match Prep) Yeah, obviously, we head down tomorrow and we’ve got a couple days before that test starts so it’s a very quick turnaround for us. And a slightly different conditions down in Bulawayo. So get down there nice and early. Try and train as much as we can to, to work out our plans, and stuff in those conditions. And hopefully, we can put in a few better performances over the test matches.”