Zimbabwe's captain Sikandar Raza (L) shake hands with Australia's captain Mitchell Marsh (R) ahead of their third one-day international (ODI) cricket match between Zimbabwe and Australia at the Harare Sports Club in Harare on September 20, 2026. (Photo by Jekesai NJIKIZANA / AFP via Getty Images)

Zimbabwe's captain Sikandar Raza (L) takes the toss while Australia's captain Mitchell Marsh (R) looks on ahead of their third one-day international (ODI) cricket match between Zimbabwe and Australia at the Harare Sports Club in Harare on September 20, 2026. (Photo by Jekesai NJIKIZANA / AFP via Getty Images)

NANTOU, TAIWAN - SEPTEMBER 20: Safety personnel stationed on a floating pontoon hand out bottled water to swimmers resting along the 3-kilometer course on September 20, 2026 in Nantou, Taiwan. Over 21,700 swimmers from 38 countries and regions, equipped with brightly colored safety buoys, traverse the open waters of Sun Moon Lake from Chaowu Pier to Ita Thao Pier during the 44th Sun Moon Lake Swimming Carnival, one of Taiwan's largest outdoor water sports events featuring upgraded real-time dual-chip tracking systems for safety. (Photo by Cheng Chia Huang/Getty Images)

NANTOU, TAIWAN - SEPTEMBER 20: Swimmers wearing bright caps fill the staging area at Chaowu Pier ahead of entering the water for the 44th Sun Moon Lake Swimming Carnival, one of Taiwan's largest open-water sports events on September 20, 2026 in Nantou, Taiwan. Over 21,700 swimmers from 38 countries and regions, equipped with brightly colored safety buoys, traverse the open waters of Sun Moon Lake from Chaowu Pier to Ita Thao Pier during the 44th Sun Moon Lake Swimming Carnival, one of Taiwan's largest outdoor water sports events featuring upgraded real-time dual-chip tracking systems for safety. (Photo by Cheng Chia Huang/Getty Images)

NANTOU, TAIWAN - SEPTEMBER 20: A wide panoramic view shows a sea of over 21,700 swimmers in bright pink caps filling the open waters from Chaowu Pier toward Ita Thao Pier under event marker balloons during the 44th Sun Moon Lake Swimming Carnival on September 20, 2026 in Nantou, Taiwan. Over 21,700 swimmers from 38 countries and regions, equipped with brightly colored safety buoys, traverse the open waters of Sun Moon Lake from Chaowu Pier to Ita Thao Pier during the 44th Sun Moon Lake Swimming Carnival, one of Taiwan's largest outdoor water sports events featuring upgraded real-time dual-chip tracking systems for safety. (Photo by Cheng Chia Huang/Getty Images)

NANTOU, TAIWAN - SEPTEMBER 20: A dense sea of over 21,700 participants wearing bright pink swim caps fills a road leading to the water on September 20, 2026 in Nantou, Taiwan. Over 21,700 swimmers from 38 countries and regions, equipped with brightly colored safety buoys, traverse the open waters of Sun Moon Lake from Chaowu Pier to Ita Thao Pier during the 44th Sun Moon Lake Swimming Carnival, one of Taiwan's largest outdoor water sports events featuring upgraded real-time dual-chip tracking systems for safety. (Photo by Cheng Chia Huang/Getty Images)

NANTOU, TAIWAN - SEPTEMBER 20: A high-angle view captures thousands of participants in colorful swim caps plunging into the water from Chaowu Pier during on September 20, 2026 in Nantou, Taiwan. Over 21,700 swimmers from 38 countries and regions, equipped with brightly colored safety buoys, traverse the open waters of Sun Moon Lake from Chaowu Pier to Ita Thao Pier during the 44th Sun Moon Lake Swimming Carnival, one of Taiwan's largest outdoor water sports events featuring upgraded real-time dual-chip tracking systems for safety. (Photo by Cheng Chia Huang/Getty Images)

NANTOU, TAIWAN - SEPTEMBER 20: Swimmers equipped with red safety buoys stand in orderly lines behind traffic cones and barrier bars as they wait to enter the launching area on September 20, 2026 in Nantou, Taiwan. Over 21,700 swimmers from 38 countries and regions, equipped with brightly colored safety buoys, traverse the open waters of Sun Moon Lake from Chaowu Pier to Ita Thao Pier during the 44th Sun Moon Lake Swimming Carnival, one of Taiwan's largest outdoor water sports events featuring upgraded real-time dual-chip tracking systems for safety. (Photo by Cheng Chia Huang/Getty Images)