Last updated: 12th October 2008
Twenty20 International
King City
Pakistan 110-3 (S Khan jnr 50, C Mpofu 3-16) beat Zimbabwe 107-8 (H Masakadza 53, F Alam 3-7) by seven wickets
Pakistan have beaten Zimbabwe by seven wickets in King City to maintain their pefect record in the quandrangular Twenty20 tournament.
Shoaib Khan Jnr shared a 96-run partnership with Salman Butt as Pakistan eased past their opponents' total of 107-8.
Zimbabwe won the toss and elected to bat on a hard surface, with Masakadza enjoying the conditions as he smashed 53 off 38 balls, including five fours and three sixes.
He was then run out with the score on 82-1 off 11 overs, as Pakistan turned the screw and restricted the Zimbabweans in the second half of the innings.
The big-hitting Shahid Afridi joined Khan in opening the Pakistan innings as they tried to make short shrift of the Zimbabwe total.
However, Afridi fell in the second over and it was left to Khan to anchor the innings along with the watchful Butt, whose patient 33 not out saw Pakistan home with an over to spare.
Butt hit two fours and a six as Pakistan followed on from their victory over Sri Lanka ahead of Monday's final.

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| Fixture |
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| Saturday 4th July |
| Test Match First Test Match |
| Sri Lanka vs Pakistan |
| Tour Match Four Day Match |
| England Lions vs Australia |
| Varsity Match 1 Day Annual Varsity Match |
| Oxford UCCE vs Cambridge UCCE |
| Sunday 5th July |
| Friends Provident Friends Provident Semi Final |
| Lancashire vs Hampshire |
| Sussex vs Gloucestershire |
| One Day Int Fourth Match |
| West Indies vs India |
| Women's ODI 4th Match |
| England Women vs Australia Women |
| Monday 6th July |
| U-19 Test Series 1st Match |
| England Under 19 vs Bangladesh Under 19 |
| Tuesday 7th July |
| County Championship - Div 1 |
| Warwickshire vs Sussex |
| County Championship - Div 2 |
| Northamptonshire vs Derbyshire |
| Result |
|---|
| Friday 3rd July |
| County Championship - Division One |
| Somerset vs Yorkshire Somerset won by 4 wickets. |
| Nottinghamshire vs Lancashire Match Drawn |
| Durham vs Worcestershire Durham won by 5 wickets. |
| County Championship - Division Two |
| Middlesex vs Surrey Match Drawn |
| Kent vs Gloucestershire Kent won by 76 runs. |
| Derbyshire vs Leicestershire Match Drawn |
| Friendly Match |
| Warwickshire vs England Match Drawn |
| One Day International Series |
| West Indies vs India India won by 6 wickets. (Revised target - Duckworth-Lewis system) |
| Women's One Day International Series |
| England Women vs Australia Women England Women won by 2 wickets. |
| Tuesday 30th June |
| Women's One Day International Series |
| England Women vs Australia Women England Women won by 55 runs. |
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