ESPNcricinfo staff06-Jan-2016Hamilton Masakadza then came in and started rebuilding Zimbabwe’s innings•Chris WhiteoakHe was joined by Peter Moor to add 101 for Zimbabwe’s third wicket•Chris WhiteoakTimely strikes from Afghanistan’s bowlers helped them pull things back in the middle overs•Chris WhiteoakThat, however, did not stop Masakadza from racing to his fourth ODI century•Chris WhiteoakZimbabwe’s momentum was slightly thwarted in the death overs, and Afghanistan were left staring at a target of 249 to seal the series•Chris WhiteoakMohammad Shahzad creamed five fours early on, but was unable to make good on his start, getting bowled for 25•Chris WhiteoakLuke Jongwe, who took a five-for in the third ODI, once again got among the wickets, his triple-strike reducing Afghanistan to 66 for 3•Chris WhiteoakHashmatullah Shahidi led a recovery, scoring a crucial 32 and put up 55 for the fourth wicket with Mohammad Nabi•Chris WhiteoakBut both batsmen were dismissed in quick succession, once again tipping the contest Zimbabwe’s way•Chris WhiteoakEnter Gulbadin Naib•Chris WhiteoakNaib, who last played an ODI 11 months ago, stunned Zimbabwe by hammering six sixes during a 68-ball 82 to steal a two-wicket win for his team•Chris WhiteoakThe win not only secured the series for Afghanistan 3-2, but ensured the team stormed into the top 10 of the ICC’s ODI rankings. The players marked their memorable achievement with wild celebrations•Chris Whiteoak