Zimbabwe vs New Zealand 2025: Pitch report from Queens Sports Club and Bulawayo weather forecast for the second test

The scene is ready for an intriguing confrontation like Zimbabwe And New Zealand Prepare the second and last test of the series at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo. Visitors enter the competition full of confidence, after taking an advance of 1-0 after a dominant victory during the first test. A victory here not only would seal the series for them, but would also underline their domination in the red ball cricket.

For Zimbabwe, however, this match represents a golden opportunity to bounce back and level the series. The hosts will be impatient to learn from their mistakes in the opening test and will seek to set up a more disciplined performance with Bat and Ball. With the conditions of the house in their favor and the support of the Bulawayo crowd behind them, they will be determined to challenge the kiwis and keep the series alive.

Zim vs nz, 2nd test: queens sports club pitch report

The Queens Sports Club field in Bulawayo usually starts dry, but can help designers at first, especially if there is a little humidity in the air during cooler sessions. As the game progresses, the surface tends to settle and become respectful of the strikers, allowing well -established players to build large scores. However, from the third day, natural wear and tear generally introduces more turn and variable rebounds, giving the spinners a greater role. The captains winning the draw generally opt to beat first to take advantage of the favorable initial striker conditions.

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Zim vs nz, 2nd test: Bulawayo weather report

With Zimbabwe and New Zealand who compete during the 2nd test at Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo, the weather promises to play a crucial role in the training of the competition. Fortunately for cricket fans, the forecasts mainly suggest a clear sky and minimum rainy chances throughout the five days, guaranteeing an uninterrupted action and ideal play conditions.

• Day 1 (Thursday August 7): A misty sun with occasional clouds is expected. The temperature varies from a summit of 22 ° C to a minimum of 10 ° C, without risk of rain, creating ideal conditions for cricket.
• Day 2 (Friday August 8): A windy morning is anticipated, followed by a clear sky. The temperature will reach a summit of 19 ° C and a minimum of 9 ° C, with only 2% of the rain.
• Day 3 (Saturday August 9): A pleasant weather is on the cards with an abundant sun and a clear sky. The day will see a summit of 24 ° C and a minimum of 10 ° C, with only 1% of rain.
• Day 4 (Sunday August 10): Another sunny day is expected with a minimum cloud cover. The temperature will hover around a summit of 24 ° C and a minimum of 13 ° C, without planned rain.
• Day 5 (Monday August 11): Most of the sunny and clear conditions are planned. The temperature will be slightly cooler, with a summit of 21 ° C and a minimum of 12 ° C, and only 1% of rain.

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