Zimbabwe vs South Africa, 51st Match, Super 8 Group 1 (X2 v X4), ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026 - Player HighlightsZIM vs RSA, 51st Match, Super 8 Group 1 (X2 v X4), ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026 - Player Highlights

Graeme Cremer to Tristan Stubbs, 1 run, another loosener, it's dragged down short outside off, Stubbs cuts hard and it takes a desperate dive from Raza to save a boundary. He gets a hand before getting back up and chasing it down

Graeme Cremer to George Linde, 1 run, flat on leg, back of a length, Linde tucks it through midwicket

Graeme Cremer to George Linde, SIX, Cremer is struggling to land it properly. His first over was expensive and now he's released the pressure again with a juicy full toss. Linde whacks it over long-on for a flat six

Graeme Cremer to Tristan Stubbs, 1 run, slightly short, holds in the pitch and Stubbs tucks it through midwicket

Graeme Cremer to George Linde, 1 run, drifting away outside off, good length ball, Linde hangs back and cuts to deep point

Graeme Cremer to Tristan Stubbs, 1 run, slow, short and turning away outside off, Stubbs punches it gently through the covers

Graeme Cremer to Dewald Brevis, SIX, powerfully struck down the ground! Again the length is way too full from Cremer, offering it in the slot for Brevis who doesn't have to leave the crease

Graeme Cremer to Dewald Brevis, 2 runs, good length on off, stays a bit low but Brevis makes room and punches it firmly through extra cover. Sliding effort in the deep to cut it off as Brevis is back for two

Graeme Cremer to David Miller, 1 run, nicely tossed up, dips on Miller as he looks to push forward, turns in and takes a thick inside edge behind square

Graeme Cremer to David Miller, no run, good length on off, hint of turn on the legbreak, defended forward

Graeme Cremer to Dewald Brevis, 1 run, drifting in on leg, good length ball, Brevis hangs back and tucks it through square leg

Graeme Cremer to Dewald Brevis, SIX, trademark no-look shot from Brevis! Tossed up and drifting in on leg, he puts his head down, whacks it across the line and it goes a long way over midwicket. Was right in the slot for the step-hit