Afghanistan secured victory on Monday against Zimbabwe in their second test match, winning by 72 runs in just 15 balls at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo.
Rashid Khan played a key role, claiming 7-66 and helping Afghanistan clinch the series.
This marks Afghanistan’s fourth test win since obtaining test status in 2017.
Zimbabwe was all out for 205 without adding to their overnight score, losing the final two wickets in a quick 13 minutes.
Richard Ngarava’s run-out in the day’s second over, due to confusion with skipper Craig Ervine, set the tone.
Ervine fell in the next over, trapped leg before wicket by Rashid Khan’s decisive leg-spin, culminating in figures of 7-66.
Khan’s performance on Sunday shifted momentum when Zimbabwe was poised for victory at 157-4, chasing 278.
The first test in Bulawayo ended in a draw, but Afghanistan’s win secured their fourth test victory, two coming against Zimbabwe, since acquiring test status in 2017.
