Zimbabwe captain Sikandar Raza believes their strong group stage, including wins over Australia and Sri Lanka, has earned them respect heading into the Super Eights. Despite facing formidable opponents like India and South Africa, Raza remains unfazed, emphasizing a game-by-game approach and the team’s confidence in their preparation and clear roles.
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