[Watch] Tinashe Muchawaya bowls Jasprit Bumrah-like yorker to castle David Warner in Zim Afro T10 league
Tinashe Muchawaya bowled a pinpoint yorker to clean up David Warner in the Zim Afro T10 league on Wednesday, September 25. The Harare Sports Club hosted match 15 between Joburg Bangla Tigers and Bulawayo Brave Jaguars.
The sensational delivery came in the first over of Bulawayo’s innings. Muchawaya nailed a perfect yorker as Warner looked all at sea, stunned as the off and middle stumps were uprooted. Muchawaya was over the moon as he celebrated with his teammates. Warner walked back for just 1 run off two deliveries he faced.
Earlier this year, India’s Jasprit Bumrah had dismissed England’s Ollie Pope with a similar delivery in a Test match.
Sharing the video on X, Zim Afro T10 league’s official handle wrote:
“Stumps wrecked! Absolute ripper from Tinashe Muchawaya! David Warner left stunned!”
Watch the clip below:
David Warner had also failed to deliver against Harare Bolts in the previous clash, scoring just 2 off six balls. The 37-year-old will be in action against the same team (Joburg) at the same venue on Thursday, September 26.
Sikandar Raza’s Joburg Bangla Tigers beat David Warner’s Bulawayo Brave Jaguars by four wickets
A clinical all-round display helped Joburg Bangla Tigers beat Bulawayo Brave Jaguars by four wickets.
Asked to bat first, Bulawayo put up 110/5 in their allotted 10 overs. Anamul Haque and Kobe Herft chipped in with scores of 24 (18) and 21 (15), respectively. Meanwhile, Nick Hobson and Wesley Madhevere contributed 20 (11) and 18* (10), respectively. George Linde starred with the ball for Joburg, picking up two wickets, while Tinashe Muchawaya, Luke Wood, and Adam Milne bagged one wicket apiece.
In response, Joburg achieved the target on the penultimate delivery. Linde top scored with 31 off 16 deliveries, a knock laced with three sixes and one boundary. Kari Janat, Kusal Perera, and Mohammad Shahzad also chipped in with 23* (10), 22 (7) and 20 (15), respectively.
Wellington Masakadza emerged as the pick of Bulwayo bowlers, scalping two wickets, while skipper Daryn Dupavillon, Victor Chirwa, Akila Dananjaya and Carlos Brathwaite also bagged one wicket each.