Zimbabwe captain Elton Chigumbura targeted victory over the slumping West Indies on Thursday after a four-wicket triumph against the United Arab Emirates breathed new life into their World Cup campaign.
After losing their opener to South Africa, Zimbabwe allowed the UAE to carve out the Middle East nation's highest one-day international score of 285 before claiming victory with 12 balls to spare at Nelson's Saxton Oval.
"We need to take this momentum into the game against the West Indies," said Chigumbura, whose side face the men from the Caribbean in Canberra on Monday.
"Hopefully we can polish up our fielding and have a good game in all departments."
After losing their opener to South Africa, Zimbabwe allowed the UAE to carve out the Middle East nation's highest one-day international score of 285 before claiming victory with 12 balls to spare at Nelson's Saxton Oval.
"We need to take this momentum into the game against the West Indies," said Chigumbura, whose side face the men from the Caribbean in Canberra on Monday.
"Hopefully we can polish up our fielding and have a good game in all departments."