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Scorer: @Cricket_Lama | Commentator: Shashank Kishore
Who else but Fakhar Zaman, for Man of the Match.
Another day, another meek surrender. After every game, you think it can't get worse for Zimbabwe, but they continue to defy that theory by coming up with one shock performance after another. This one will hurt them even more than the other night, perhaps, where they were rolled over for 67. First, they saw Fakhar Zaman whack Pakistan's first ODI double ton, nearly conceded 400 and then batted so poorly that just two batsmen even managed to cross 30. About intent, less said the better. Not for an over did they show any urgency to allow the bowlers to even think about altering their strategy. Not ideal preparation for Pakistan, but you can only play the opponents that are listed. This is Pakistan's second biggest win in ODIs, behind the 255-run win over Ireland in 2015.
R Ngarava lbw b Shadab Khan 1 (4m 8b 0x4 0x6) SR: 12.50
Zimbabwe never really looked to be in pursuit of Pakistan's 364; they eventually batted out the 50 overs for the loss of four wickets
Pakistan's top-order rewrote the record books even as Fakhar Zaman became the quickest to 1000 ODI runs
After sleepwalking through to a series win, Pakistan raised the tempo courtesy Fakhar Zaman's double century. What does Sunday have in store?
From being a 17-year-old who joined the navy, Fakhar Zaman had to travel thousands of miles - both literally and figuratively - before breaking a new record for Pakistan
Look away, India fans. Hello, Pakistan fans. Welcome on board for some sweet nostalgia. See how well you remember Saeed Anwar's 194 all those years ago
