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KINGSTOWN, Saint Vincent: Zimbabwe suffered another batting meltdown, when Dwayne Bravo undermined them with four wickets for 21 runs from nine overs, leaving West Indies to chase 142 for victory in the fourth one-day International on Friday.
The Zimbabweans, sent in to bat on a lively Arnos Vale Multiplex pitch, were dismissed for 141 in 48.2 overs to enhance West Indies' chances of ta...
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