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Zimbabwe Stuns Sri Lanka in T20 World Cup 2026 Thriller: Bennett and Raza Lead Tense Chase to Victory

Zimbabwe delivered a masterclass in Group B of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026, toppling hosts Sri Lanka by 6 wickets in a nail-biting chase at Colombo. Chasing a target of 174, the Chevrons showcased depth across batting and bowling, with Brian Bennett’s explosive 70 off 49 balls and captain Sikandar Raza’s unbeaten 62 steering them home with 5 balls to spare. Sri Lanka posted 173/6 thanks to half-centuries from Pathum Nissanka (60) and Kusal Mendis (52), but Zimbabwe’s bowlers led by Blessing Muzarabani’s 3/25  kept things tight. This win propelled Zimbabwe to the top of Group B, boosting their Super 8s hopes. Relive the action in the ICC’s official match highlights video . Key Performances and Turning Points Bennett’s aggressive knock, featuring 5 sixes and 6 fours, set the tone after early wickets, while Raza’s composed finish under pressure sealed the deal amid a roaring Colombo crowd. Muzarabani’s death-over yorkers restricted Sri Lanka, who lost momentum after a strong p...
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Man uses sun power for phone charging company

 



This young man named Wahab lives in a small village outside the city of Sukkur. There's one big problem - electricity is really unreliable around there. It's hard for Wahab cause he runs a little shop fixing phones and selling phone stuff. That's how he makes his money to get by.

With no power most of the time, Wahab needed to figure something out so he could keep his shop open. Then he got an idea - he put some solar panels on his roof. During the day, they collect sunlight and store enough power for him to charge phones and use things like his computer.

Folks from the village really appreciate Wahab's shop. For a small fee, they can get their phones charged up there so they can make calls and such. It also lets Wahab earn a bit of cash too.

Since the solar panels work so well, Wahab worries what will happen if the government adds new taxes on them. As it is, they're the only way for him to run his shop with the electricity being so iffy. Higher taxes might mean solar won't be doable for him anymore.

Wahab hopes the bigwigs understand people where he lives rely on solar and such because the power is so unreliable. All he wants to do is keep helping his neighbors with his little business through his hard work and smart solution with the solar panels.

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