The Tigers, captained by Sikandar Raza, were staring at defeat, before Muchawaya turned it around in the final four deliveries to give them the Zim Afro T10 title, at the Harare Sports Club.

Batting first, Jo'Burg Bangla Tigers scored 129/5 powered by Mohamad Shahzad's 44 and Kusal Perera's 33. In reply, Cape Town Samp Army fell five runs short despite Dawid Malan's 62 not out.

The young Zimbabwean fast bowler Tinashe Muchawaya produced a bowling performance that would be remembered for quite a long as he snatched the win for the JoBurg Bangla Tigers from the jaws of defeat against the Cape Town Samp Army.

Chasing a 130-run target, Cape Town Samp Army could only muster 124 runs for the loss of two wickets as Tinashe Muchawaya conceded just three runs off the last four balls of the match

The Tigers, who were captained by Sikandar Raza, were staring at defeat, before Muchawaya turned it around in the final four deliveries, to give the Tigers the Zim Afro T10 title, at the Harare Sports Club.