BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe (AP) — Pakistan won the toss and elected to bat in the third and final one-day international against Zimbabwe on Wednesday. Pakistan bounced back from a shocking loss in the rain-affected first match with a 10-wicket win in the second game after a maiden ODI century from Saim Ayub.

Pakistan won three-match One-day International series beating Zimbabwe by 99 runs in third match in Bulawayo today. Batting first, Pakistan scored 303 runs for the loss of six wickets in allotted fifty overs. In reply, Zimbabwe were all out at 204 runs in 40.1 overs. Pakistan won the series by 2-1.

Kamran Ghulam’s maiden One Day International century for Pakistan led them to a 99-run win over Zimbabwe on Thursday and victory in the three-match series.

Saim Ayub smashed a maiden ODI hundred off 53 balls as Pakistan romped to a 10-wicket win over Zimbabwe in the second one-day international.

Fast bowler Aamer Jamal (2-19), who made his ODI debut in the series, barraged Zimbabwe with short deliveries and claimed Craig Ervine (51), who dragged onto his stumps shortly after Tayyab Tahir dropped a sitter off the top-scoring Zimbabwe skipper at midwicket.

Kamran Ghulam’s maiden One Day International century for Pakistan led them to a 99-run win over Zimbabwe on Thursday and victory in the three-match series. Kamran scored 103 as Pakistan chose to bat first and put up a formidable total of 303 at Queens Sports Club with Zimbabwe scoring 204 in reply.

Kamran Ghulam's maiden ODI century powered Pakistan to a commanding 303/6, while a disciplined bowling effort led by Saim Ayub and Abrar Ahmed secured a 99-run victory over Zimbabwe in the series-deciding match.

Ghulam's 103-run knock helped Pakistan reach 303/6 in 50 overs at Queens Sports Club in the third and final ODI between the sides, before the tourists bowled out Zimbabwe for 204 runs to clinch a 99-run triumph.

Kamran Ghulam hit his first ODI century, helping Pakistan score 303-6 and secure a 99-run victory against Zimbabwe in Bulawayo, winning the series 2-1. Despite Craig Ervine's 51 and some resistance from Zimbabwe,

Kamran Ghulam struck a maiden one-day international century as Pakistan beat Zimbabwe by 99 runs in Bulawayo on Thursday to seal a 2-1 series victory.

Pakistan completed a come-from-behind series win, hammering Zimbabwe by 99 runs in the series finale. Kamran Ghulam's hundred and an all-round bowling attack helped Pakistan seal the series win on Friday,