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Zimbabwe vs South Africa Women 2nd T20I Predictions - Bosch to blast Zimbabwe for second match in a row

Simon Lewis

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Last updated: 12 Sep 2026

Simon Lewis 12 Sep 2026

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The Zimbabwe Women were rolled for 116 in the 1st T20I.
The South Africa Women are in 5th place in the ICC T20I rankings.
Can Zimbabwe Women raise their game to level the series at 1-1?

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Anneke Bosch has hit 84*, 48 & 83 in her last 5 knocks (Getty Images).

Zimbabwe vs South Africa Women Predictions

Zimbabwe have lost their last five T20Is on the bounce, while the Proteas have four wins in their last five matches.

Zimbabwe vs South Africa Women Predictions
Head-to-Head
Zimbabwe Women Form
South Africa Women Form
Team news

Zimbabwe Women’s Nyasha Gwanzura has scored 33 & 57 in her last 5 knocks.
Zimbabwe Women’s Kelis Ndhlovu has scores of 51 & 32 in her last 5 innings.
Zimbabwe Women’s Nyasha Gwanzura took 2/19 in the 1st T20I.
South Africa Women’s Anneke Bosch has scored 84*, 48 & 83 in her last 5 matches.
South Africa Women’s Laura Wolvaardt has scores of 48, 36 & 24 in her last 5 innings.
South Africa Women’s Nthabiseng Nini took 3/17 in the 1st T20I.

Head-to-Head

The first time these two teams met was two days ago in the 1st T20I of this historic series, with the Proteas winning by six wickets with 41 balls in hand.

Zimbabwe Women Form

Zimbabwe Women are expected to retain the same XI as they look to respond after defeat in the opening game of the series. Their batting will again depend heavily on Nyasha Gwanzura, Kelid Ndhlovu, Beloved Biza, Modester Mupachikwa and Michelle Mavumga to provide greater resistance.

Mupachikwa was the standout with the bat in the first match, top-scoring with 36 from 43 balls and striking five boundaries. She received some support from Mavumga, who made 21, while Nomvelo Sibanda contributed 15, but Zimbabwe will need stronger partnerships and more runs through the middle order if they are to challenge South Africa more effectively.

With the ball, Gwanzura impressed most in the series opener, returning 2/19 from four overs. She will once again be central to Zimbabwe’s chances of making early inroads, with Sibanda, Biza, Tendai Makusha and Lindokhule Mabhero also expected to play important roles as the hosts search for a more disciplined overall performance.

South Africa Women Form

South Africa Women will head into the second match with confidence after securing a comfortable victory in the series opener in Bulawayo. Their batting looked assured, with Anneke Bosch producing the standout performance and setting the tone for the visitors.

Bosch struck an excellent 83 from just 44 deliveries, finding the boundary 11 times and clearing it on three occasions. Nondumiso Shangase also chipped in with 18 from 22 balls, while captain Laura Wolvaardt, Faye Tunnicliffe, Annerie Dercksen and Kayla Reyneke provide further depth through the order. South Africa will be looking for another strong collective batting display as they aim to tighten their grip on the series.

Their bowling unit also offers plenty of options, with Eliz-mari Marx, Nthabiseng Nini, Caitlin Wyngaard, Seshnie Naidu, Reyneke and Dercksen all capable of delivering important breakthroughs. After a convincing opening performance the Proteas will be favourites to build on that momentum and move another step closer to wrapping up the series.

Team news

Zimbabwe are likely to stay with the same side to give their best XI valuable game time against a quality batting and bowling side.

Zimbabwe Women (possible XI): Kelis Ndhlovu (c), Beloved Biza, Sharne Mayers, Nyasha Gwanzura, Loreen Tshuma, Modester Mupachikwa, Michelle Mavumga, Nomvelo Sibanda, Christine Mufasa, Tendai Makusha, Lindokhule Mabhero.

South Africa Women (possible XI): Laura Wolvaardt (c), Anneke Bosch, Faye Tunnicliffe, Kayla Reyneke, Annerie Dercksen, Nondumiso Shangase, Karabo Meso, Eliz-mari Marx, Nthabiseng Nini, Caitlin Wyngaard, Seshnie Naidu.

Verdict

Zimbabwe v South Africa Women 2nd T20

South Africa Women are huge favourites to take the to win. Nyasha Gwanzura is backed to score runs and take wickets for Zimbabwe.

For the Proteas Anneke Bosch’s great form is worth backing to continue and Nthabiseng Nini is a good call to be among the wickets again after a superb T20I debut.

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