ESPNcricinfo staff24-Oct-2015Mohammad Nabi and Noor Ali Zadran came together for a 97-run second wicket stand, but Noor Ali fell to Sikandar Raza after making 54•AFPThe middle order crumbled thereafter with Wellington Masakadza taking 3 for 31. But some handy tail-end partnerships took Afghanistan to 245•AFPAfghanistan’s bowlers gave very little away and despite Sean William’s maiden ODI ton the visitors held on for a historic 73-run win•AFPCraig Ervine fell in the third over and Zimbabwe were in free fall. They were 51 for 5 in the 15th over when Raza became the fifth of the top-six to bag a single-digit score.•AFPAfghanistan’s bowlers gave very little away and despite Sean William’s maiden ODI ton the visitors held on for a historic 73-run win•AFP