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
Target 131
Iftikhar is off the mark with a boundary, muscling the ball through mid-wicket. The ball is superbly flicked back just before the boundary cushion and takes the cushion with him.
But the fielder backing up, swoops to pick up the ball and steps over where the boundary initially was so four is given. Not the smartest bit of fielding.
Still, at the end of the powerplay, you cannot overstate how impressive the Zimbabwe seamers have been.
Ben Cameron
BBC Test Match Special
I would say no because of the rain that is about. Normally I would say yes.
Jason Behrendorff
Former Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special
If we hypothetically fast forward to the end of the game and Pakistan have lost, does that mean their tournament is over?
Target 131
Three runs and the huge wicket of Mohammad Rizwan in the over from Muzarabani.
The Zimbabwe bowler has played with Rizwan at the PSL, did a bit of inside knowledge help him out?
Either way, Shan Masood and Iftikhar Ahmed have work to do for Pakistan.
Ben Cameron
BBC Test Match Special
Zimbabwe have the two big wickets. We couldn't have another upset, could we?
Jason Behrendorff
Former Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesThat is a huge wicket. It was a great line and length and really challenged Muhammad Rizwan.
Credit to Zimbabwe, they have come out with great intent and have got their just rewards.
Rizwan b Muzarabani 14 (Pak 23-2)
Chopped on! Zimbabwe are in this game!
Blessing Muzarabani holds a fantastic line again, just back of a length and Mohammad Rizwan gets an thick edge back onto his off stump as he tries to run it down to third.
Both openers gone and this relatively small chase suddenly looks that much trickier for Pakistan.
Jason Behrendorff
Former Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special
He's tried to sweep him there. It's extraordinary.
Ben Cameron
BBC Test Match Special
That is bad luck for Brad Evans.
Target 131
For a moment Brad Evans must have thought he'd added the wicket of Rizwan to that of Babar earlier in the over.
Rizwan tried to whip the ball leg side, got a big leading edge and the ball went a long way up. Wicketkeeper and short fine leg ran back to try and claim the catch but the ball carries all the way over the rope for six!
Jason Behrendorff
Former Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special
It straightened off the surface and it was straight to backward point.
Ben Cameron
BBC Test Match Special
It is the big wicket. Zimbabwe are right in this match.
Babar c Burl b Evans 4 (Pak 13-1)
Leading edge and caught at backward point!
It's a superb delivery from Brad Evans, on a decent length and just straightens a touch to take the edge as Babar tried to work it leg side.
The ball flies to backward point and it is a straightforward catch for Ryan Burl. Big, big wicket.
Ben Cameron
BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesWill that get Babar Azam going? It's his first runs of the tournament.
Target 131
Babar Azam is away - and in some style. He elegantly strokes the ball through the leg side for four.
He cuts the next ball firmly but it bounces up and is well stopped at point. No run. Pakistan's openers are just starting to stir though.
Jason Behrendorff
Former Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special
I am really enjoying this bowling display. It's been so impressive.
Zimbabwe have learned from how Pakistan started, they've just kept trying to hit the top of the stumps.
Target 131
Run out chance! Rizwan drills the ball just to the left off mid-off and calls for a single.
The fielder attacks it, swoops and shies at the stumps. Rizwan dives to make his ground but he was gone if it had hit. So close for Zimbabwe.
Will this get Pakistan going? Too short from Ngarava and Rizwan wallops it over mid-wicket for the first boundary of the innings.
Jason Behrendorff
Former Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Babar Azam looks like a shadow of his usual self.
Target 131
Babar is still waiting for that first run of this World Cup and he can be thankful that he's still there to try and get it.
He plays and misses again, this time off Muzarabani, who extracts a bit of extra bounce from the Perth surface. Just one from the over.