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Prince Masvaure misses second Test against South Africa due to respiratory tract infection

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Prince Masvaure Misses Second Test Against South Africa Due To Respiratory Tract Infection

By IANS News July 06, 2025 • 14:10 PM View: 620

Queens Sports Club: Zimbabwe opener Prince Masvaure missed out on the second Test against South Africa at Queens Sports Club on Sunday due to a respiratory tract infection.

Masvaure was left out of Zimbabwe's playing XI after being deemed unfit to play.

"Masvaure is suffering from a respiratory tract infection and was deemed unfit to play," Zimbabwe Cricket said in a statement.

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