Allow me to rock your boat just a little bit,,Remember that they qualified in Bulawayo last year for the Australia T20 world cup. In addition,the Netherlands managed to win in Bulawayo and qualify just last year at T20 Australia Qualification tournament .A good cricket team must learn to adapt to different conditions,as a matter of fact the Chevrons in March or April this year, played against West Indies in Bulawayo for the purposes of acclimating. In addition,The Chevrons are used to playing in Different conditions.For example,just last year,If I remember properly,We beat Australia in Hobart and went on to beat Pakistan in Perth.The Chevrons are used to playing in different conditions and winning. Furthermore, The same Chevrons lost in 2018 in Harare to UAE,(Worldcup qualification,)YES YOU STILLREMEMBER. In conclusion,I don't think it's about the venue only,there are other factors which contributed to the poor performance. The Chevrons play ODI matches like it's T20,we want to hit boundaries all the time,we lake patience in building steady one run partnerships,we loose wickets quickly,bad opener, ageing squad,we struggled dealing with Srilankan spin bowlers, among others. The Chevrons are simple overrated,now we see just how bad they are.The Scotish and Dutch cricketers play County cricket ,which is at a higher levels than our players.

Point of correction,the Zimbabweans qualifyed at the same venue, Queens in Bulawayo ( 2022 T20 Wc)just last year,2022,same venue ,same city.My point is there is nothing wrong with the venue,who knows maybe next year T20 world cup they will qualify in Bulawayo again. The Chevrons knew the conditions at Queens more than anybody else,they should have used them to their advantage,and qualify just like the Netherlands did.

@ caffeine addict logic at its best 👏👏👏