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ZIM Vs IND, 2nd ODI: Victor Nyauchi's Unwanted Record; How Many Zimbabweans Have Got Out Without Facing A Ball

West Indian Joel Garner was the first batter to be dismissed without facing a ball in ODIs. He was declared run out against England at Lord's on May 30, 1980.

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Zimbabwe's Victor Nyauchi got his maiden duck during the second ODI against India.
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Victor Nyauchi became the 14th Zimbabwean player on the 15th occasion to be dismissed without facing a ball in One-Day Internationals. The right-handed tail-end batter was run out without facing a ball in the second One-Day International against India at Harare Sports Club on Saturday (August 20). (More Cricket News)

It was also the maiden duck for this 30-year-old, who batted two innings for 34 runs before this match.

Grant Flower is the only Zimbabwean batter to be dismissed without facing a ball in One-Day Internationals twice -- against Bangladesh at Harare on April 08, 2001 and against Pakistan at Bulawayo on November 23, 2002.

West Indian Joel Garner was the first batter to be dismissed without facing a ball in One-Day Internationals. He was declared run out without facing a ball against England at Lord's on May 30, 1980.

Two Zimbabwean batters, Grant Flower and Sean Ervine, were out without facing a ball in the same innings, against Pakistan at Bulawayo on November 23, 2002.

Zimbabwean Dismissed Without Facing A Ball In ODIs
(Batter - Opponent - Venue - Date)

Eddo Brandes - New Zealand - Hyderabad - 10-10-1987;
Guy Whittall - South Africa - Harare - 22-10-1995;
Adam Huckle - India - Vadodara - 05-04-1998;
Trevor Madondo - New Zealand - Auckland - 07-01-2001;
Grant Flower - Bangladesh - Harare - 08-04-2001;
Henry Olonga - Pakistan - Sharjah - 31-10-2001;
Grant Flower - Pakistan - Bulawayo - 23-11-2002;
Sean Ervine - Pakistan - Bulawayo - 23-11-2002;
Vusi Sibanda - Pakistan - Peshawar - 03-10-2004;
Elton Chigumbura - England - Bulawayo - 04-12-2004;
Neville Madziva - India - Harare - 12-07-2015;
Graeme Cremer - Sri Lanka - Hambantota - 06-07-2017;
Solomon Mire - Bangladesh - Mirpur - 15-01-2018;
Peter Moor - Sri Lanka - Mirpur - 21-01-2018;
Victor Nyauchi - India - Harare - 20-08-2022.