Zimbabwe Team Scores 822 Runs in 50 Overs, Wins by 794 Runs

Zimbabwe Team

A domestic cricket match in Zimbabwe has produced something that looks like a video game score. Scorpions Cricket Club made 822 runs for 4 wickets in just 50 overs. They beat Methane Lions by a massive 794 runs.

This happened in a first-league match. Scorpions captain Praise Makaza won the toss and chose to bat first. What followed was pure batting madness.

Opening batter Winged Mutende smashed 203 runs from just 75 balls. His strike rate was 270.67. He hit 23 fours and 13 sixes. The bowlers had no idea where to bowl to him.

At the other end, Takunda Madembo played an innings that will be remembered for a long time. He scored 302 runs from 143 balls. His knock had 50 fours and seven sixes. He batted for 272 minutes before retiring out.

The runs kept coming even after the openers were done. Gabriel Jaya stayed unbeaten on 110 runs from 49 balls. Vincent Moyo blasted 78 runs from 39 deliveries. The team scored at a rate of 16.44 runs per over. The final total was 822 for 4.

When Methane Lions came out to bat, they could not handle the pressure. They were bowled out for just 28 runs. The Scorpions won by 794 runs.

To give some context, the highest total in List A cricket before this was Bihar’s 574 for 6 in India’s Vijay Hazare Trophy. Famous totals like Tamil Nadu’s 506 for 2 and England’s 498 for 4 now look small in front of this.

Cricket fans around the world are talking about this match. Many are calling it one of the most unbelievable batting performances ever seen in domestic cricket.

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Last updated: 13.05.2026
                                               

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