Today (Sep 20) marked the last international appearance of Hamilton Masakadza, who captained Zimbabwe in this T20I match.
As you can see, he played a major role in the victory:
This was Zimbabwe’s first T20I victory against Afghanistan.
More details about his career:
http://www.espncricinfo.com/zimbabwe/content/player/55608.html
He made his debut in 2001. At that time he was a little short of his 18th birthday, and was then the youngest to make a century on debut. Later this record was taken by M Ashraful.
He has played in 38 Tests, 209 ODIs and 66 T20Is.
He played only one Test in New Zealand, which was not at Hamilton.
His ODI career was somewhat more satisfactory, as he did play one ODI at Hamilton during the 2015 World Cup. While Zimbabwe did lose to South Africa, he was top scorer with 80:
He also played precisely one T20I at Hamilton in 2012. Here Zimbabwe lost to New Zealand, though he did score a fifty:
We now turn to his brothers who also played for Zimbabwe.
Shingirai Winston Masakadza played in 5 Tests, 16 ODIs and 7 T20Is. While he did not have a city in his name, he did play one T20I at Hamilton.
Then came Wellington Pedzisai Masakadza . He played one Test, 17 ODIs and 9 T20Is. Let us see if he got to play at Wellington.
However, none of his matches were in New Zealand.
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