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Add Cricket News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.KEY MATCH DETAILS: (Zimbabwe vs Australia 1st ODI)Venue: Harare Sports Club, Harare. Captains: Sikandar Raza (Zimbabwe), Mitchell Marsh (Australia)Toss result: Zimbabwe won the toss and decided to bowl. Live Telecast: FanCode Premium (India), ZBC TV (Zimbabwe), Foxtel (Australia). (Check worldwide telecast here)Umpires and match officials: Iknow Chabi, Rashid Riaz (on-field umpires), Alex Wharf (third umpire), Langton Rusere (reserve umpire) and Andy Pycroft (match referee)Match result: TBDPlayer of the Match: TBDFOLLOW LIVE:Ball-by-ball updates of the matchZimbabwe vs Australia 2nd ODI live match scorecardFollow along with the latest live scorecard here as the match unfolds, or click here for key text commentary updates from the action.Zimbabwe vs Australia 2nd ODI Live Score & UpdatesHello everyone, and welcome to the live blog for the Zimbabwe vs Australia 2nd ODI in Harare. After 10 overs, Australia are 78/0Australia took full control of the mandatory first Powerplay in the 2nd ODI, and cruised to 78/0 in 10 overs after Zimbabwe opted to bowl first. Openers Travis Head and Mitchell Marsh dismantled the new-ball attack, raising their 50-run partnership off just 44 deliveries.Zimbabwe thought they had an early breakthrough in the sixth over, but an unsuccessful DRS review against Marsh off Brad Evans left them empty-handed. Head led the onslaught with a blistering 48 off 27 balls, smashing seven boundaries and two maximums, while Marsh anchored with a solid 27 off 33, leaving front-line pacers Blessing Muzarabani (0/30) and Evans (0/41) searching for answers.Toss result: Zimbabwe won the toss and decided to bowl. Pre-match:Zimbabwe head into Friday’s second ODI at the Harare Sports Club chasing a way back into the series, trailing Australia 1-0 after the opener.The hosts had reasons to smile in the first match as Newman Nyamhuri picked up a five-wicket haul, while Craig Ervine and Sikandar Raza both struck useful half-centuries. Still, there’s clearly work to do if they want to level things up.Australia’s batting struggled somewhat the first time out, but Matt Renshaw’s century and a Cooper Connolly fifty got them over the line. Nathan Ellis followed up with a five-wicket spell to seal the win, and they’ll fancy wrapping the series up with a match still in hand.MORE: Momentum/Manhattan GFXKey highlights and reactions: Zimbabwe vs Australia 2nd ODIHow to watch ZIM vs AUS ODI 2026 live: Start time, TV channels and streaming details as world champions return to white-ball cricketSmith unsure of playing next Ashes series but wants to compete at LA OlympicsBBL franchises for sale: Potential list of Big Bash teams which could be soldZimbabwe vs Australia 2nd ODI: Win ProbabilityThe latest win probability for thi