Andrie Steyn selects a new South African women’s team to beat Zimbabwe.

Key sentence:

• Andrie Steyn and the centre order helped South Africa Women Emerging side make a solid beginning.
• Nomvelo struck once more to have Delmi Tucker leg before wicket. 
• After being invited to use the surface at the Queens Sports Club for the first time, Andrie hit an outstanding century to lay the foundation for their 232 for 7.

Convenient commitments from group chief Andrie Steyn (100, 132 balls, 9x4s) and the centre order helped South Africa Women Emerging side make a solid beginning to their five-match one-day arrangement visit Zimbabwe with a 32-run win here on Tuesday. 

Andrie struck an impressive century:

And struck an amazing century to lay the base for their 232 for 7 after they were welcome to utilize the surface at the Queens Sports Club. 

Her third wicket remains of 86 runs with Nondumiso Shangase 43 (70) was the impetus as the guests set up their strength over the home side before the previous was gotten off Precious Marange’s bowling. 

At the point when Andrie fell, she had scored the greater part of the complete of 232 runs upheld by Nondumiso and the illuminate Annike Bosch, who was faster in her 46 off 47 balls. Mavhunga got her off Nomvelo Sibanda’s bowling. 

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Nomvelo struck again to have Delmi Tucker leg before wicket:

Nomvelo struck once more to have Delmi Tucker leg before wicket. The lower request didn’t add a lot of importance to the complete as the guests finished their 50 overs with 232 for 7. 

Zimbabwe struggled in the first half of their chase:

Zimbabwe battled along for a significant part of the principal half of their pursuit. The first wicket to fall was Chiedza Dhururu, who Andrie got off Michaele Andrews. The home side at that point had staggered to 57 for 3. 

Zimbabwe captain kept the fight alive with 70:

Josephine Nkomo, the Zimbabwe chief, kept the battle bursting at the seams with 70, yet spent 113 balls. She scored 73 runs for the fifth wicket with Precious Marange, who contributed a fast fire 41 off 42 balls. Be that as it may, despite their endeavours, the hosts fell behind. 

Andrews (3 for 48 in 10) dominated the wickets column:

While Andrews (3 for 48 of every 10) overwhelmed the wickets segment, there were other noteworthy commitments. Opening bowler Masabata Klaas and Jane Winster smothered Zimbabwe with prudent spells of one for 38 out of 10 overs and one for 14 out of five overs separately.