4.35 pm As they walk off they strike the stumps into the ground, as if hurling down a spear in victory. Afghanistan have certainly claimed the Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo as their own, with one-day and T20 series wins. Gulbadin Naib is the Man of the Match for his fifty, to go with his two wickets. And there you have it! Another historic win for Afghanistan, and they've thoroughly enjoyed this tour. I've also enjoyed covering it. Until my next return to ESPNcricinfo commentary, it's good bye from Queens Sports Club.
Abdul Satar Kha: "Does any one believe what just happened? Wooooow"
Shahid: "Though I'm happy for Afghanistan, I'm equally worried about cricket in Zimbabwe. Fan of the game there see nothing but defeats to their national team."
Srihari: "Arguably the best T20 match of the year could only be enjoyed by those that were at the ground, that's what's wrong with cricket. Well done to both sides for a fantastic and kudos Afghanistan for another historic scalp."
4.30 pm Afghanistan have pulled off yet another major victory, with a series win in the T20s to go with their success in the ODIs. Zimbabwe managed a much better 190 for 7, on the back of Sean Williams' quickfire fifty, but it still wasn't enough. Usman Ghani weathered Zimbabwe's short-ball attack, taking on their quicks to reach a maiden T20 fifty. Once he was out, Gulbadin Naib took over to register a first T20 fifty of his own, striking the winning runs with one delivery to spare. Once again it's Afghanistan who are seizing the stumps as mementos, with several members of team sprinting onto the outfield to congratulate the batsmen.
hrishikesh: "and this series will be called the CRICKETING REVOLUTION in afghanisthan..."
Danish Muneer P: "Wooow What a game of cricket Gulbadin came from nowhere and stunned Zimbabwe"
FAIZI: "I wonder what Inzi is teaching these boys..."
wali: "I wanna see their happy faces so badly, I wish I was there to huggg them, love you guys."