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Shaheen&nbsp;Afridi and Wahab&nbsp;Riaz&nbsp;saved the day for Pakistan, as they together&nbsp;grabbed 9 wickets to defeat Zimbabwe by 26 runs in the first ODI&nbsp;at the Rawalpindi&nbsp;Stadium on Friday. The hosts, who were playing their first ODI&nbsp;since October last year, won the toss and elected to bat first. Imam-ul-Haq's&nbsp;75-balls-58 and Haris&nbsp;Sohail's&nbsp;82-ball-71 helped Pakistan&nbsp;post a 282-run target. In return,&nbsp;Brendon&nbsp;Taylor and&nbsp;Wesley Madhevere's&nbsp;stunning partnership of 119 runs brought the visitors back into the game. While the newcomer&nbsp;Madhevere&nbsp;finished with a career-best 55,&nbsp;Taylor&nbsp;smashed 11 fours and 3 sixes, as he ended up scoring 112 off 117 balls. Soon after Taylor's wicket was picked up by Shaheen&nbsp;in the 46th over,&nbsp;Zimbabwe's outing was spoiled as Pakistan wrapped up 4 four wickets for just 15 runs. The&nbsp;win provides Pakistan a 1-0 lead in the 3-match series. The next ODI&nbsp;will be held on Sunday at the same venue.&nbsp;

Afridi, Wahab help Pakistan defeat Zimbabwe by 26 runs

Shaheen&nbsp;Afridi and Wahab&nbsp;Riaz&nbsp;save the day for Pakistan, as they together&nbsp;grabbed 9 wickets to defeat Zimbabwe by 26 runs in the first ODI

Shaheen&nbsp;Afridi and Wahab&nbsp;Riaz&nbsp;saved the day for Pakistan, as they together&nbsp;grabbed 9 wickets to defeat Zimbabwe by 26 runs in the first ODI&nbsp;at the Rawalpindi&nbsp;Stadium on Friday. The hosts, who were playing their first ODI&nbsp;since October last year, won the toss and elected to bat first. Imam-ul-Haq's&nbsp;75-balls-58 and Haris&nbsp;Sohail's&nbsp;82-ball-71 helped Pakistan&nbsp;post a 282-run target. In reply,&nbsp;Brendon&nbsp;Taylor and&nbsp;Wesley Madhevere's&nbsp;stunning partnership of 119 runs brought the visitors back into the game. While the newcomer&nbsp;Madhevere&nbsp;finished with a career-best 55,&nbsp;Taylor&nbsp;smashed 11 fours and 3 sixes, as he ended up scoring 112 off 117 balls. Soon after Taylor's wicket was picked up by Shaheen&nbsp;in the 46th over,&nbsp;Zimbabwe's outing was spoiled as Pakistan wrapped up by taking 4 four wickets for just 15 runs. The&nbsp;win provides Pakistan a 1-0 lead in the 3-match ODI&nbsp;series. The next match will be held on Sunday at the same venue.&nbsp;

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