Zimbabwe T20I Tri-Series 2025: Broadcasting, Live Streaming Details-When and where to see in New Zealand, South Africa and other countries

Zimbabwe Will face South Africa And New Zealand In a high-done T20i Tri-Nation Series, the historic Harare Sports Club is scheduled from 14 July to 26 July. The series promises two -week acute cricketing action, each team designed for domination in the smallest format.

The tournament will follow a double round-robin format, where each team faces twice during the league stage. The top two sides on the table’s table will hit the grand finale on 26 July. Zimbabwe will start a series against South Africa on 14 July, while South Africa and New Zealand opened their campaigns with a conflict on 16 July, followed by New Zealand vs. Zimbabwe on 18 July.

Squad Shake-Up for New Zealand: Devon Conway in, Finn Alan out

New Zealand will enter the three-series with some significant changes in its squad. Devon Conway, experienced left -handed batsman, has been rememberedReplacement Finn allenWhich was out with a leg injury during MLC 2025. The inclusion of Conway provides stability at the top, especially in the year before the Alane’s blistering 51-gent 151 performance.

To ensure depth and cover for potential player unavailability due to MLC final, selectors have also added Michelle Hey, Jimmy Neesham And Tim robinson For the squad. New Zealand will be led by all -rounder Mitchell Santner, and will be without many major names Ken WilliamsonWho opted to continue his county term with Middlesex, Lucky Ferguson (Relaxation) and Kyle Jaimison (Waiting for the birth of your child). With a new mixture of youth and experience, Kiwi will see to test and build their bench strength T20 World Cup 2026,

Zimbabwe and South Africa banking on fresh face and leadership

Zimbabwe, host nation, will be led Senior all-rounder Alexander RazaWhich brings leadership and balance to the side. Notable is amidst inclusion Tafdzwa tsigaA reliable wicketkeeper-Bater earned his first T20I call-up after consecutive domestic performances. Pneumon neamhuriA growing fast bowler is also ready to create his impression and cut into speed attacks.

Meanwhile, South Africa has opted for a mixture of youth and experience under the captaincy of Rasi Van Der Dusen. Protease has included many exciting new people Corbin Bosch, Lahuan-Dre Pratorius And Rubin Harman, Seenuran MuthusimiThe left -handed spinner is also in the squad, who bring control and variety in the bowling lineup. With the introduction of fresh faces with both Zimbabwe and South Africa, the tri-series also doubles as a platform for the identification and preparation of the talent ahead of the future ICC events.

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Squad for T20i Tri-series

Zimbabwe: Alexander Raza (Captain), Brian Bennett, Ryan Berl, Trevor Gwandu, Clive Madande, Wesley Madhavre, Tinotenda Maposa, Wellington Masakadza, Vincent Masecasa, Tony Munyanga, Tushinga Mosecwa, Dion Mybeva Tafdzawa

New Zealand: Michel Santner (C), Davon Conway, Michael Bracewell, Mark Chapman, Jacob Dafi, Zak Fallks, Matt Henry, Bewon Jacobs, Adam Milne, Derail Mitchel, Will O’Rorke, Glenn Philips, Rachin Ravindra, Tim Sefer, Ish Sodi, Mich Hay, Mich Hay, Mich Hay, Hey, Mich Hey, Mich Hey

South Africa: Rasi Van Der Dusen (C), Corbin Bosch, Developed Brevis, Nandre Burger, Garald Koetzi, Riza Hendrix, Rubin Harman, George Linde, Quena Mafaka, Senuran Muthusmy, Lungi NGB, Nakba Peter, Lohani-Darysis.

Zimbabwe T20i Tri-Series: Full Schedule and Station Description

Broadcasting and live streaming details

• India: Fancode app and website
• Zimbabwe: ZBC TV
• South Africa: Supersport (Channel 201, 212, 490), Supersport Cricket; DSTV app
• New Zealand: Threenow
• Pakistan: Spectacle

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