Pitch and Conditions: "It has been a lot of work for the groundstaff and we have to give them credit. The outfield is still wet. The players need to work on keeping the ball dry. There is a bit of grass and it is leaner. There is moisture and the ball will swing early on. 140-150 should be a good score," reckons Victor Mpitsang.

Sikandar Raza: It (the toss) does not matter much. We have to play good cricket to win the game. There is a little bit of moisture, but there has been rain and when the ball gets wet, it will come on nicely. It is our last game of the summer and we want to make sure we put up a nice performance. It has been a tough summer but a win today will cap it off nicely.

Ireland have won the toss and have opted to field

Paul Stirling: We are gonna a have bowl. It might swing under lights and want to make the most of it. We like coming here and we would like to end the tour on a high. We have three changes.

Ireland have won the toss and have opted to field

18:20 Local Time, 16:20 GMT, 21:50 IST: The toss has been delayed due to wet outfield. The groundstaff are working on clearing the water. The covers have been removed, so that's good news.

17:30 Local Time, 15:30 GMT, 21:00 IST: These two teams have been in a tussle for the last three weeks and today is the final day of the tour. Ireland won the only Test, Zimbabwe came back strongly to claim the ODI series 2-1 and also lead the T20s 1-0. Ireland need a win to level the series and ensure the overall spoils are shared. The first game was washed out while Zimbabwe won a low-scoring second T20 by 3 wickets and here for the third game of the series. Zimbabwe's last bilateral T20 series win came in 2023 and they would want to change that by winning this game. They have caused the odd upset by beating India and Pakistan in a one-off game but haven't won a series, so this is a great opportunity for them. Ireland, on the other hand, have had a good run in this format; drawing their previous series against South Africa and winning the tri-nation series, involving Netherlands and Scotland, before that. They would like to keep that run going. Toss and teams coming up.. Stay tuned

Squads:

Zimbabwe Squad: Brian Bennett, Tadiwanashe Marumani(w), Wessly Madhevere, Sikandar Raza(c), Ryan Burl, Tony Munyonga, Tashinga Musekiwa, Wellington Masakadza, Richard Ngarava, Blessing Muzarabani, Trevor Gwandu, Nyasha Mayavo, Dion Myers, Johnathan Campbell, Tinotenda Maposa, Newman Nyamhuri

Ireland Squad: Paul Stirling(c), Lorcan Tucker(w), Harry Tector, Curtis Campher, Neil Rock, George Dockrell, Gareth Delany, Graham Hume, Craig Young, Joshua Little, Benjamin White, Tim Tector, Matthew Humphreys, Fionn Hand