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18 September 2026

ODI live: Australia tries to back up opening win over Zimbabwe

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ODI live: Australia tries to back up opening win over Zimbabwe

Australia's men's team is back in Harare for the second of three ODIs against Zimbabwe after Matt Renshaw's heroics in the first game. Check out the live scores and stats in our ScoreCentre.

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