Archive · 26 Jul 2026
Sikandar Raza Blames Himself for Zimbabwe's T20I Struggles
Sikandar Raza, the captain of the Zimbabwe cricket team, has taken responsibility for his team's recent struggles in the T20I series against India.
He admitted that his poor batting form has let the team down.
In the second T20I match, Zimbabwe was bowled out for 129 while chasing a target of 220, losing by 90 runs.
Raza has scored only single-digit runs in his last three T20I matches.
Despite the setback, the team is determined to perform better in the final match to avoid a series whitewash.
Sikandar Raza admits his poor form has let the Zimbabwe team down.
Zimbabwe lost to India by 90 runs in the second T20I.
Raza scored 4 and 0 in the series against India.
Zimbabwe's middle order faltered under pressure.
The final T20I is scheduled for July 28, 2026, in Harare.
- Who
- Sikandar Raza and the Zimbabwe cricket team
- What
- Zimbabwe's batting struggles and Raza's self-criticism
- When
- July 26, 2026
- Where
- Harare, Zimbabwe
- Why
- Raza believes his poor form has affected the team's performance
Raza's Self-Criticism
Team's Overall Performance
Responsibility for Batting Struggles
Raza's Self-Criticism
Raza admits his poor form has let the team down.
Team's Overall Performance
The team's inexperience and shot selection also contributed to the struggles.
- Match Result
- India won by 90 runs
- Zimbabwe's Score
- 129 all out
- India's Target
- 220
- Raza's Recent Scores
- 4, 0, 3
- Series Status
- India leads 2-0
- Next Match
- July 28, 2026, Harare