Andy Flower & Murray Goodwin Steadied Zimbabwe's Chase | Match Went Down To The Last Over

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Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @cricketmax87   The LG Cup 1999 kicked off in Nairobi with a thrilling contest between hosts Kenya and Zimbabwe. Kenya, led by Ravindu Shah’s sparkling 71 (11 fours), posted 199/8 in their 50 overs. Despite a disciplined effort from the Kenyan bowlers, Zimbabwe chased the target in the final over to win by 3 wickets. 🏏 Match Summary: Kenya 199/8 (50 overs) Ravindu Shah: 71 (11 boundaries) ⭐ Steve Tikolo: 33 Hitesh Modi: 31 Guy Whittall: 2 wickets Zimbabwe 200/7 (49.5 overs) Murray Goodwin: 76* (Match-winning knock) 🏆 (Man of the Match) Andy Flower: 47 Alistair Campbell: 27 Maurice Odumbe & Steve Tikolo: 1 wicket each ✨ Key Highlights: Ravindu Shah dominated with a classy half-century full of drives, cuts & pulls. Tikolo-Shah’s 100-run stand gave Kenya early hope. Andy Flower & Murray Goodwin steadied Zimbabwe’s chase. Controversial decision saw Stuart Carlisle given caught behind after third umpire review. Match went down to the last over, with Goodwin guiding Zimbabwe home. 📍 Venue: Nairobi Gymkhana Club Ground, Kenya 📅 Year: 1999 🏆 Tournament: LG Cup 👉 Subscribe for more LG Cup 1999 highlights & rare Kenya cricket memories! #CricketMax #Highlights #ZimbabweVsKenya