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Can Zimbabwe break Afghanistan's long ODI dominance?

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Afghanistan hold a 20-10 win-loss edge over Zimbabwe in one-day internationals. Afghanistan have not lost to Zimbabwe in the last eight years. The record has left Zimbabwe facing a sustained run of defeats against their opponents. The original report asks whether Zimbabwe can finally escape this pattern of losses in ODI cricket.

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