ZIM vs IND | Jaiswal-Gill rampage hands clinical India comprehensive series win with 10-wicket triumph
India offered Zimbabwe no respite in the penultimate T20I at Harare to ruthlessly chase down a subpar target of 153 in just 15.2 overs for their third straight win. Yashaswi Jaiswal was the standout performer, his 93* in an unbeaten opening stand handing India an unassailable 3-1 series lead.
Brief score: IND 153/0 (15.2) [Jaiswal 93*(53), Gill 58*(39); Muzarabani 0/25(3.2)] defeat ZIM 152/7 (20) [Raza 46(28), Marumani 32(31); Khaleel 2/32(4)] by 10 wickets
Shubman Gill's lucky streak with the toss continued on Saturday as he maintained his 100% record in the series and asked the hosts to bat first. Zimbabwean openers Wessly Madhevere and Tadiwanashe Marumani got off to a decent start, managing the occasional boundary in the powerplay and the odd-dropped catch ensured they scraped through the first six overs without losing a wicket, tallying 44 runs in the process. The partnership grew to 58 a couple of overs later, prompting Gill to bring in part-timers Shivam Dube and Abhishek Dube to the fore. The duo instantly delivered, sending both openers packing in successive overs to bring Sikandar Raza to the crease. The Zimbabwean captain appeared in prime touch as he smoked three maximums and two boundaries in his rapid knock of 46. However, wickets kept tumbling at the other end and once Raza departed in the penultimate over, India sailed through to the end and restricted the hosts to 152/7.
The chase was comprehensively the Yashasvi Jaiswal show as he put up an exhibition of boundary-hitting. The opener pounced upon a flurry of half-volleys and half-trackers early on to race to a 29-ball half-century in the seventh over with 10 fours to his name. Gill chipped with a few hits to the fence as well and the Indian score read a daunting 106/0 by the end of the 10th over. With the result already a foregone conclusion, the duo continued to press on the accelerator and Jaiswal finished off proceedings with a boundary in the 16th over to seal a 10-wicket victory.
Great record he's got!
Jaiswal has 5 fifties & 1 hundred from just 18 innings in T20I. 🤯
— Johns. (@CricCrazyJohns) July 13, 2024
- This is crazy consistency....!!! pic.twitter.com/n6RLIl0ru0
LOL! That's so true!
If Yashasvi Jaiswal has Abhishek as his batting partner , India would have chased this target by now 💀 pic.twitter.com/AID3bTV4tu
— Dinda Academy (@academy_dinda) July 13, 2024
Wondered tho!
I haven't seen more selfish player and Captain than Shubman Gill.
— Satya Prakash (@_SatyaPrakash08) July 13, 2024
When Yashasvi Jaiswal at 83, India required 23 runs. Yashasvi Jaiswal would have scored his Hundred but Shubman Gill didn't give him Strik.
Selfish player like Babar Azam. pic.twitter.com/sb6ieZbbqH
Missed on well desreved century!
Yashasvi Jaiswal - 93*(53)
— रौशन राजन (@raushanrajan01) July 13, 2024
Shubman Gill - 58*(39)
INDIA DEFEATED ZIMBABWE BY 10 WICKETS, CHASE DOWN 153 RUNS IN 15.2 OVERS. 🇮🇳#INDvZIM #TeamIndia #Jaiswal #SubhmanGill #अनसुना_पाँचवाँ_वेद #ProbeRameshAbhishek #MumbaiLovesModi #IndvsPakWCL2024 pic.twitter.com/5SUopGdppu
Sheer carnage!
YASHASVI JAISWAL IN T20I FOR INDIA:
— sundram (@sundram94079798) July 13, 2024
- 631 runs.
- 390 balls.
- 39.43 average.
- 161.79 strike rate.
- 5 fifties.
- 1 hundred.
Jaiswal is dominating 🔥 pic.twitter.com/rNbGahpfJr
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Iski mkc Jaiswal 100 deserve krta tha 💔
— Farhan🇵🇹 (@FarhanHunYaar) July 13, 2024
Actually yes!
Shubman Gill could have let Jaiswal finish his well deserved century 🪽✂️ #INDvsZIM
— Bhavesshh (@bhavesshhutup) July 13, 2024
May be may not be!
Selfish @ShubmanGill 🤬🤬
— Killer Cool 🇮🇳 (@KillerCool13) July 13, 2024
Gotta question him?
@ShubmanGill Mera ek hi sawal 100 kyu nahi banne diye jabki match puri Tarah apni pakad me tha
— Dharmendra kumar ram (@Dharmendra26055) July 13, 2024
Good captaincy!
Shubman Gill should be the next all format permanent Captain for Team India 🇮🇳
— 🛵 (@veerjatt007) July 13, 2024
THATS THE TWEET #INDvZIM
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