
Australia secured an 84-run victory over Zimbabwe in Friday's second one-day international, sealing the overall series triumph. Opening batsman Travis Head powered the visitors by reaching triple figures in only 75 deliveries, eventually departing with 112 from 84 balls.
His aggressive effort drove the batting side to a formidable 356 for six before they bowled out the hosts for 272.
Key contributions came from Mitchell Marsh, who posted 53 to mark his 21st half-century in the format, alongside Cooper Connolly, whose 78 represented his third consecutive ODI score above fifty. Having taken an unassailable lead, the touring Australians will look to finish a clean sweep in the third and final match on Sunday.
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