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Williams b Shadab 31 (Zim 94-4)

The second drop doesn't prove too costly.
Sean Williams looks to reverse sweep, but misses and the ball crashes into middle stump.
Good bowling from Shadab Khan, who now has two wickets.
Zimbabwe hold nerve to win by one run
Pakistan fall to 36-3 & 94-6 in their run-chase
Zimbabwe post 130-8 after winning the toss
Zimbabwe lose four wickets for no runs and slip to 95-7
Leg-spinner Shadab Khan gets Milton Shumba, Sean Williams and Regis Chakabva
Openers Craig Ervine and Wesley Madhevere both dismissed after opening stand of 42
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Williams b Shadab 31 (Zim 94-4)
The second drop doesn't prove too costly.
Sean Williams looks to reverse sweep, but misses and the ball crashes into middle stump.
Good bowling from Shadab Khan, who now has two wickets.
Jason Behrendorff
Former Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special
This is some positive exciting cricket now.
Ben Cameron
BBC Test Match Special
Haris Rauf just clean missed it.
Sean Williams gets a third opportunity!
Having been dropped on nine, he gets another life.
The left hander slog sweeps Shadab Khan and Haris Rauf comes haring round, dives low to the ground, but the ball goes through his hands and into the mid-wicket boundary.
Jason Behrendorff
Former Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special
That's a super shot. We've seen a couple of shots tonight where batters have been given a bit of width and because of the pace of the wicket, they've been able to hit through it.
Williams 24, Raza 8
Ufff. That's a shot. There's a little bit of width from Naseem Shah but Sikandar Raza just smacks it to the boundary.
This kid is going to be getting some franchise T20 league offers after this tournament, without a doubt.
A productive over for Zimbabwe as Sean Williams pulls off his hips and perfectly dissects fine leg and square leg.
Jason Behrendorff
Former Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special
The projected score of 127 is a far cry from the 214 that was projected after three overs. They need to get up to 150 to feel that they're in the game. Zimbabwe have got a lot of work to do but the Pakistan bowlers have started to find their lengths on this pitch.
Zimbabwe milk Shadab Khan for five singles.
When will they put their foot on the accelerator? They are going to need to soon. 150 is an absolute minimum surely.
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Pakistan are really pulling this back.
Haris Rauf starts with five dot balls, before strays onto the pads of Sikandar Raza. The ball runs away and goes fine for four leg byes.
Sikandar Raza is the new batter for Zimbabwe.
He's been brilliant so far in this tournament, so he'll be a key wicket for Pakistan to get.
He's off the mark first ball, with a single down to long-on.
Here are the first two wickets that Pakistan took...
Wasim takes Madhevere wicket after lbw review
Jason Behrendorff
Former Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special
It was slightly back of a length and instead of the ones he's been able to hit beautifully down the ground, he's poked at that and given a reasonably simple catch to Shadab.
Shumba c & b Shadab 8 (Zim 64-3)
Good grab!
Miltom Shumba looks to work into the leg side, but gets a leading edge and Shadab Khan is able to get across and collect relatively comfortably.
Pakistan are pulling this back. I think they are in control at the moment.
Jason Behrendorff
Former Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special
What an eventful over. A beautiful pull shot, one that rapped him on the gloves and a dropped catch. There is plenty of life in this game.
That was an eventful over.
Alongside that drop, Milton Shumba cracked a pull shot over long-on, and then was rapped on the gloves at the end of the over.
Lovely cricket.
Clint Wheeldon
BBC Test Match Special
How damaging will that be? That should have been swallowed.
Oh!
Sean Williams mis-times a pull shot and it goes straight towards Iftikhar Ahmed at mid-wicket.
He took a blinder on Sunday, but this one goes down, despite him having two grabs at it.
Could that prove costly?
Jason Behrendorff
Former Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Zimbabwe got off to a flyer, Pakistan have put the brakes on them and it's brought the game back to a neutral position.
No obvious signs of spin for Shadab Khan. Zimbabwe just work him for four singles.
It's gone a bit sedate at the moment.