Southern Rocks – 282 and 220-3 declared in 52 overs (Innocent Kaia 96, Roy Kaia 49*, Matthew Campbell 46; Definate Mawadzi 1/36, Ashley Mufandauya 1/39, Tendai Chatara 1/50)

Mountaineers – 303 and 106-2 in 21 overs (Ashley Mufandauya 62, Clive Chitumba 37, Shingi Masakadza 1*; Takudzwa Chataira 1/21, Ryan Higgins 1/29)

Match drawn

Rocks resumed their second innings on 15 without loss, trailing by six runs.

Determined to push for victory, they did their best to set up a competitive target, but time was against them.

Innocent Kaia anchored the innings with a composed 96 off 143 balls, striking a six and 12 fours.

He shared an opening stand of 89 with Matthew Campbell, who played aggressively for his 46 off 55 deliveries.

Roy Kaia then added an unbeaten 49 before Rocks declared at 220 for three, setting Mountaineers a target of 200 runs in 29 overs.

Mufandauya and Clive Chitumba gave Mountaineers a solid start, putting on 103 in 20 overs, with Mufandauya scoring 62 and Chitumba contributing 37.

However, they fell short of the required run rate, and with victory out of reach, the match ended with Mountaineers at 106 for two.

Eagles – 157 and 323-8 in 95.3 overs (Dion Myers 78, Tony Munyonga 73, Kudzai Maunze 57; Ryan Burl 2/54, Brandon Mavuta 2/73, Ahsan Aqil Ali 1/8)

Rhinos – 371 all out in 81.1 overs (Antum Naqvi 125, Ryan Burl 95, Prince Masvaure 50; Faraz Akram 3/29, Alex Falao 2/73, Alex Russell 2/88)

Match drawn

A rainy day dashed Rhinos’ hopes of defeating Eagles on the final day of their Logan Cup match at Kwekwe Sports Club on Wednesday.

Only 21 balls were bowled, during which the visitors added seven runs to their second-innings total before losing Faraz Akram for 25.

Eagles finished on 323 for eight when the match was eventually called off as a draw.

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