Australia vs Zimbabwe Scorecard · T20 World Cup 2007
Top performers
Australia · 1st innings
138/9 (20 ov)Zimbabwe bowling
Zimbabwe · 2nd innings
139/5 (19.5 ov)Australia bowling
Australia vs Zimbabwe: result and key facts
Zimbabwe won by 5 wickets (with 1 ball remaining) in T20 World Cup 2007 at Newlands on 12 September 2007. Brendan Taylor top-scored with 60 off 45 balls and Elton Chigumbura took 3/20.
Frequently asked questions
Who won Australia vs Zimbabwe?
Zimbabwe won by 5 wickets (with 1 ball remaining). The match was played at Newlands, Cape Town on 12 September 2007, in T20 World Cup 2007. Brendan Taylor top-scored with 60 off 45 balls and Elton Chigumbura took 3/20.
When and where was Australia vs Zimbabwe played?
Australia vs Zimbabwe was played at Newlands, Cape Town on Wednesday 12 September 2007, in T20 World Cup 2007.
What were the final scores in Australia vs Zimbabwe?
Australia scored 138/9 in 20 overs. Zimbabwe scored 139/5 in 19.5 overs. Zimbabwe won by 5 wickets (with 1 ball remaining). The full scorecard, with every batter's and bowler's figures, is on this page.
Who was the Statz MVP in Australia vs Zimbabwe?
Brendan Taylor was named Statz MVP, earning a Statz Rating of 73/100. The Statz Rating combines batting impact, bowling impact and match context.
Who was the top run-scorer in Australia vs Zimbabwe?
Brendan Taylor top-scored with 60 off 45 balls, a strike rate of 133.3. Brad Hodge made the next-highest score, 35 off 22 balls. Every innings is on the scorecard, with the fours, sixes and strike rate of each batter.
Who took the most wickets in Australia vs Zimbabwe?
Elton Chigumbura took 3/20 in 3 overs.
Who played in Australia vs Zimbabwe?
Australia XI: Adam Gilchrist (wk), Matthew Hayden, Ricky Ponting (c), Andrew Symonds, Michael Hussey, Brad Hodge, Brad Haddin, Brett Lee, Mitchell Johnson, Nathan Bracken, Stuart Clark. Zimbabwe XI: Vusi Sibanda, Brendan Taylor (wk), Chamu Chibhabha, Tatenda Taibu, Stuart Matsikenyeri, Hamilton Masakadza, Elton Chigumbura, Keith Dabengwa, Prosper Utseya (c), Gary Brent, Tawanda Mupariwa.























