West Indies won the Test series 1-0 after victory in the first Test versus Zimbabwe.
West Indies are on the verge of inflicting a series whitewash over hosts Zimbabwe.
Sikandar Raza and Peter Moor ensured that Zimbabwe lived to fight another day in the second Test after the West Indies delivered some heavy blows on Day 4.
Shane Dowrich and Jason Holder both scored centuries before the West Indies bowlers struck four times to strengthen their grip on second Test against Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe lost both opening batsmen as they attempted to overcome the significant first-innings deficit created by West Indies at lunch on Day 4 of 2nd Test.
West Indies lead the two-Test series 1-0 versus Zimbabwe.
The interesting part of Tendai Chisoro's career has been his transformation from a fast bowler to a spinner, just a couple of years ago.
Zimbabwe skipper Graeme Cremer struck late on day two to end a turgid opening stand and keep West Indies in check in second Test.
The West Indies made a solid start to their innings after dismissing Zimbabwe for 326 on the second day of the second Test at Queens Sports Club on Monday.
Masakadza’s fifth Test century had dominated a rain-hit opening day on which Zimbabwe scored 169 for four, with Peter Moor contributing 52.