Young Pacer Maposa Aims to Become Zim's Next Star
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Zimbabwe's 53-run defeat by Afghanistan in the opening T20 International was a setback, but the performance of young pace bowler Tinotenda Maposa provided a significant silver lining.
Maposa, 22, played a spectacular lower-order innings, smashing 32 runs from 15 balls, including five boundaries, to reignite Zimbabwe's chase after arriving at the crease with the team in dire straits at 68 for 7.
Tinotenda Maposa's ambition is to become a frontline all-rounder for the national side.
Author's summary: Young pacer Maposa shines in T20I.
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