Ervine reached that milestone as well and it is the first time in Zimbabwe’s Test history that their top three batsmen have past 50 in the same innings. Masvaure was the first wicket to fall when he was caught by a diving Dimuth Karunaratne at mid-off from the left-arm spin of Lasith Embuldeniya. Kasuza’s 214-ball vigil ended when he played around a full toss from fast bowler Lahiru Kumara and was adjudged lbw. Kasuza is one of three debutants in the side along with seamer Victor Nyauchi and left-arm spinner Ainsley Ndlovu. Zimbabwe are returning to international action having missed most of 2019 due to a suspension from the International Cricket Council over government interference in the running of the game.
The country’s Sports and Recreation Commission (SRC) had suspended Zimbabwe Cricket, blaming it for maladministration following the national team’s failure to qualify for the Cricket World Cup in England. The two-Test tour by Sri Lanka was hastily arranged, having only been announced on Jan. 8. The second Test will also be played at the Harare Sports Club starting on Jan. 27.
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