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Hobart, Oct. 24 (IANS): Wesley Madhevere made up for a dreadful Zimbabwe start with an unbeaten 35 off 18 balls, while Quinton de Kock came out all guns blazing for South Africa by smashing an unbeaten 47 not out off 17 balls. But rain had the final say as the Group 2 clash in Super 12 of Men’s T20 World Cup at Bellerive Oval was washed out to end in a no-result, with both teams now sharing a point each. After Madhevere carried Zimbabwe to a fighting 79/5 in nine overs, after being 19/4 at one point, as rain caused a delay of two hours and 35 minutes in the proceedings, South Africa were well on their course to chase down, thanks to de Kock’s early onslaught, laced with eight fours and a six. Though the target was reduced to 64 in seven overs, South Africa were well within the reach to hunt down the total. But rain spoiled their well-laid plans, denying the Proteas a victory as points were split. De Kock began with a bang, pulling Tendai Chatara for back-to-back fours in th