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Tanzania vs Kenya, IMTWARF, Today Match Prediction 04 October 2025

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Harare Sports Club, Harare, Zimbabwe

91/10 in 17.2

5.25

142/7 in 20.0

7.1 Star
SCORECARD

TAN vs KNY Win Probability

TAN 46%
KNY 54%

Toss Winner - Tanzania won the toss and choose to bowl first

Kenya beat Tanzania by 51 runs

The head-to-head between Tanzania and Kenya in T20Is stands at 2-2.

  • For Kenya, the likes of Rakep Patel and Sachin Bhudia have to step up.
  • Tanzania will be counting on big performances from Arun Yadav, Abhik Patwa, and Khalidy Juma.
  • If Tanzania bat first, they will target a score of around 170. Kenya’s best shot will be getting to 150 should they get to bat first.

Tanzania are clear favorites to emerge victorious in this knockout match.

Tournament:  ICC Men's T20 WC Africa Regional Final, 2025
Format: t20
Venue: Harare Sports Club, Harare, Zimbabwe
Toss Prediction: To Bat
Weather: 19.9°C|Sunny
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Name
NAM
ZIM
TAN
UGA
ML
KNY
NIG
BO
M
Won
Lost
Tied
NR
PTs
NRR
3
3
0
0
0
6
6.33
3
3
0
0
0
6
5.26
3
2
1
0
0
4
-1.01
3
1
2
0
0
2
0.39
3
1
2
0
0
2
-1.54
3
1
2
0
0
2
-1.55
3
1
2
0
0
2
-1.82
3
0
3
0
0
0
-5.2

Tanzania and Kenya are set to clash in the 3rd place play-off of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 Africa Qualifier on Saturday in Harare. Tanzania missed out on the final after being beaten by Namibia, but they now have a chance to close their campaign with a third-place finish. Kenya, on the other hand, caught the eye in Group A, where they secured second spot to make the semis, but their run ended against Zimbabwe. With form and depth in their favor, Tanzania will fancy their prospects this time.

RECENT PERFORMANCE

Tanzania TAN
L L W W
NAM

174/6 in 20.0 8.7

IMTWARF

Namibia beat Tanzania by 63 runs
TAN

111/8 in 20.0 5.55

ZIM

221/5 in 20.0 11.05

TAN

108/10 in 18.4 5.79

UGA

119/9 in 20.0 5.95

IMTWARF

Tanzania beat Uganda by 9 runs
TAN

128/6 in 20.0 6.4

TAN

124/3 in 13.5 8.96

BO

122/6 in 20.0 6.1

Kenya KNY
L W L L W
ZIM

00/0 (00) 00.0

IMTWARF

Zimbabwe beat Kenya by 7 wickets

KNY

00/0 (00) 00.0

KNY

148/3 in 13.4 10.83

IMTWARF

Kenya beat Nigeria by 7 wickets
NIG

147/7 in 20.0 7.35

KNY

127/10 in 19.5 6.4

IMTWARF

Malawi beat Kenya by 3 runs

ML

130/4 in 20.0 6.5

NAM

241/5 in 20.0 12.05

IMTWARF

Namibia beat Kenya by 136 runs
KNY

105/7 in 20.0 5.25

KNY

116/4 in 19.1 6.05

POAT

Kenya Won by 6 wickets
NIG

113/9 in 20.0 5.65

HEAD TO HEAD

Last 0 Matches

0
TAN Won
0
KNY Won
0
No Result

Tanzania Preview

Not many had Tanzania making it this far, but their spirited run in the Africa Qualifier took them all the way to the semi-finals after they sealed second place in Group B. They fell short against Namibia at that stage, but the team will be pleased with how they have gone about things. On current form, they have every chance of upsetting Kenya and taking third spot.

Arun Yadav has been impressive at the top of the order, striking 102 runs in four outings at a brisk rate of 135. If he can provide another solid start, it could set the tone for the innings. Abhik Patwa has been a reliable presence in the middle, scoring 113 runs in four matches and often producing steady 30 or 40-run contributions.

Mukesh Suthar and Ajith Augastin have added further strength to the batting lineup, giving it balance and depth.

The bowling attack has delivered consistently. Khalidy Juma has stood out with eight wickets at an economy rate of 6.56, while Ally Kimote has matched his tally and kept things under control. Augastin and Sivaraj Selvaraj have also played their parts effectively, giving Tanzania multiple options to work with.


Tanzania Predicted Playing XI:

Arun Yadav, Abhik Patwa, Ajith Augastin, Amal Rajeevan (wk), Mukesh Suthar, Kassim Nassoro (c), Salum Jumbe, Ally Kimote, Sivaraj Selvaraj, Khalidy Juma, Laksh Bakrania

Tanzania Key Players From Previous Game Of ICC Men's T20 WC Africa Regional Final, 2025

Batsmen
R
B
4s
6s
SRs
Abhik Patwa
31
31
3
1
100
Mukesh Maker
24
20
2
1
120
Arun Yadav
17
19
1
1
89.47
Bowlers
O
M
R
W
Econ
Khalidy Juma
4.0
0
29
2
7.25
Ally Kimote
4.0
0
41
2
10.25
Ajith Augastin
2.0
0
25
1
12.5

Tanzania Actual Playing XI:

Mohammed Simba, Arun Yadav, Abhik Patwa, Ajith Augastin, Amal Rajeevan, Mukesh Maker, Salum Jumbe, Sivaraj Selvaraj, Khalidy Juma, Laksh Bakrania Snehal, Dhrumit Mehta

Kenya Preview

Kenya’s Africa Qualifier journey has had its ups and downs. They took second place in Group A and earned a semifinal slot, highlighted by a strong win over Nigeria. Their progress was halted by Zimbabwe in the semis, where they faltered badly, but they now have one more opportunity to leave with something by claiming third spot if they beat Tanzania.

The batting has been far too dependent on Rakep Patel. He has scored 164 runs in four games at a strike rate of 138, making him the top contributor in their lineup. Sachin Bhudia has chipped in with 64 runs across his four outings at 149, but he and Patel will need to shoulder the responsibility again if Kenya are to avoid another slip.

The likes of Jasraj Kundi and Sukhdeep Singh have made small contributions, each adding 40 runs during this stretch, though they have not produced innings of real impact so far.

Bowling has looked fragile for the most part. Vraj Patel has done well, collecting five wickets while maintaining a 7.20 economy. Dhiren Gondaria has added four wickets at 6, though overall the attack has lacked bite and will have to raise its level to contain stronger batting sides.

Kenya Predicted Playing XI:

Dhiren Gondaria (c), Lucas Ndandason, Pushkar Sharma, Nitish Hirani, Vraj Patel, Rakep Patel, Sachin Gill, Sukhdeep Singh (wk), Sachin Bhudia, Peter Langat, Jasraj Kundi

Kenya Actual Playing XI:

Neil Mugabe, Francis Muia Mutua, Dhiren Gondaria, Nitish Hirani, Vraj Patel, Rakep Patel, Sachin Gill, Sachin Bhudia, Peter Langat, Sukhdeep Singh, Jasraj Kundi

HR
Temp
Rain
W. speed
W. direction
Clouds
00h
15
0 mm.
4.56 k/h
From: SE
0%
03h
13
0 mm.
4.87 k/h
From: SE
25%
06h
17
0 mm.
6.09 k/h
From: ESE
24%
09h
24
0 mm.
4.87 k/h
From: ESE
0%
12h
28
0 mm.
4.61 k/h
From: E
0%
15h
26
0 mm.
5.52 k/h
From: ESE
1%
18h
19
0 mm.
4.11 k/h
From: E
0%
21h
17
0 mm.
3.58 k/h
From: ENE
0%

Weather Conditions

The pitch at Harare Sports Club is mostly batter-friendly throughout the game. While spinners find some turn during the middle phase, fast bowlers can generate early movement off the deck. Chasing teams might face a few challenges, but batters who adapt to the low bounce and play with patience can still score freely. 

Weather conditions will be clear and sunny, guaranteeing a full game without interruptions.

TAN vs KNY Pitch Report

Harare Sports Club, Harare Pitch Report

Pitch Condition

Balanced

Batting Conditions

Moderate Scoring

Pace Bowling

Pace Bounce

Spin Bowling

Average Turn
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The Africa Qualifier matches in Harare have produced high-scoring games, where totals beyond 200 have become common. In this playoff phase, a score between 180 and 200 should be competitive. But if Tanzania gets the chance to bat first, they will likely aim for something much bigger—potentially targeting a total around 200.

Toss: To Bat

Batting first is usually a better option at Harare Sports Club.

Tanzania’s run in the Africa Qualifier has been impressive, pushing further than most would have predicted. Their semi-final defeat was a setback, but this playoff offers the chance to finish third, which would be a fine reward for their efforts. Kenya have struggled to find rhythm through the tournament, and unless they produce something out of the ordinary, Tanzania should have the upper hand once more.

Tanzania are clear favorites to emerge victorious in this knockout match.

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