Ind vs zim 2nd odi 2022

Pacer Deepak Chahar made a successful return to international cricket from injury, claiming three wickets at the top to put Zimbabwe on the backfoot. Left-arm spinner Axar Patel and fast bowler Prasidh Krishna then chipped in with three wickets each as Zimbabwe crumbled to 189 all out in 40.3 overs. India easily chased down the target, with Shikhar Dhawan and Shubman Gill registering unbeaten 80s. The duo had a terrific tour of the West Indies and continued their great run with the willow in the first ODI against Zimbabwe as well. The flip side of their big partnership was that skipper KL Rahul did not get to bat. India need him to get some runs under his belt before the Asia Cup. Today's IND vs ZIM toss result India have won the toss and have opted to bowl first. Opening up about the decision, skipper Rahul said: “Looks a little better, looks a lot harder than the previous surface and obviously bowling first there's something in the wicket, hopefully we get early wickets.” India have made one change to their playing XI. Chahar misses out and Shardul Thakur comes in. Zimbabwe, meanwhile, have made two changes. Takudzwanashe Kaitano and Tanaka Chivanga have been picked in the playing XI. Tadiwanashe Marumani and Richard Ngarava are out. IND vs ZIM - Today's Match Playing XIs India: Shikhar Dhawan, Shubman Gill, Ishan Kishan, KL Rahul (c), Deepak Hooda, Sanju Samson (w), Axar Patel, Shardul Thakur, Kuldeep Yadav, Prasidh Krishna, Mohammed Siraj. Zimbabwe: Innocent Kaia, Taku...

After a massive disappointment amongst the fans and even the players, it is very much important to analyse the mistakes and look forward to the upcoming India matches in the 2023 calendar year. The Rohit Sharma-led Indian team ended up conceding a comprehensive 210-run defeat at the hands of Australia in the ICC World Test Championship (WTC) Final 2023. However, it is really crucial for this Indian team to lift their confidence both in the batting as well as bowling departments as they will be playing the ICC ODI World Cup 2023 later this year at home. India Upcoming Matches: List of India Cricket Schedule after WTC Final 2023 While leading upto the WTC Final 2023, it is quite a fact that the Indian players were coming off after having played a competitive T20 competition, IPL 2023. However, it is really important for the Indian side to settle down things initially and then start the hard-fought preparations for the ICC ODI World Cup 2023 to be played at home. Team India will next be back into action next month in West Indies where they are scheduled to play 2 Tests, 3 ODIs and 5 T20I matches. IND vs WI Schedule 2023 Date Match Type Venue Location July 12-16 1st Test Windsor Park Roseau, Dominica July 20-24 2nd Test Queen’s Park Oval Port of Spain, Trinidad July 27 1st ODI Kensington Oval Bridgetown, Barbados July 29 2nd ODI Kensington Oval Bridgetown, Barbados August 1 3rd ODI Queen’s Park Oval Port of Spain, Trinidad August 4 1st T20I Queen’s Park Oval Port of Spain, Tri...

Image Source : TWITTER (@BCCI) India face Zimbabwe in the 2nd ODI to be played in Harare IND vs ZIM: The Indian team is currently stationed in Zimbabwe to play a three-match ODI series ahead of the Asia Cup scheduled to start on August 27, 2022, in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). India will Pakistan in their opening game of the multi-nation cricketing event. As of now, the Everything went India's way in the first ODI as they defeated Zimbabwe by 10 wickets. Deepak Chahar who returned after a long break stamped his authority immediately as he scalped 3 wickets, a feat that was achieved both by Axar Patel and Prasidh Krishna. Chahar's exploits broke the back of Zimbabwe's innings as they bundled out for a meager 189 runs. Things did not change much for Zimbabwe when Dhawan and Gill came out to bat. Openers Gill and Dhawan had answers to everything that the bowlers were throwing at them. Unfazed by the situation, the openers kept on batting and they ended up winning the match by 10 wickets. Few questions were asked about KL Rahul and his approach as he sent When is the 2nd ODI match? The 2nd ODI between India and Zimbabwe will be played on August 20, 2022, on Friday. When will the 2nd ODI match start according to Indian Standard Time (IST)? The match will start at 12:45 PM IST. Where will the 2nd ODI match be telecasted in the Indian subcontinent? The match will be telecasted on Sony Sports Network in India. Where can viewers live stream the 2nd ODI match? The match can be wa...

At the presentation, Zimbabwe Cricket are dedicating today's game to the cause of children's cancer. They're donating $500 and a Zimbabwe jersey to a six-year-old. He also gets a signed ball from Sanju Samson. First up is Regis Chakabva: We had a really good fight in the field. We've struggled to pick early wickets in the last few games and we did that today. We fell shot of runs on the board. Our execution lacked a little bit in the end, and we're looking to score more runs. The bowlers came out charging and they tried to hit their lengths. Sanju Samson is the Player of the Match for his three catches and unbeaten 43: How much ever time you spend in the middle feels good. I took three catches but I missed a stumping too; as keepers we're used to listening to things we didn't do well. I really enjoyed keeping and contributing to the win. In this match the fast bowlers picked the length much quicker and I really enjoyed keeping. KL Rahul: We bat deep and it's good for some of the guys to get time in the middle. We weren't nervous. It didn't work (laughs, on the changed batting order), I wanted to get some runs but it didn't happen. Hopefully in the next game. They have some quality bowlers in the attack and they bowled well to Bangladesh, I watched on the television. the bowlers did come hard, they're tall and big and strong boys. Good challenge for us as batters, but we bat deep so it wasn't a worry. We're here to play good cricket and win. It's a great turnout today, it's...

Shikhar Dhawan and Shubman Gill put on a stunning first wicket stand in the 1st ODI to ensure a comfortable 10-wicket win for India. | Photo Credit: AP Shikhar Dhawan and Shubman Gill put on a stunning first wicket stand in the 1st ODI to ensure a comfortable 10-wicket win for India. | Photo Credit: AP India vs Zimbabwe 2nd ODI preview: Skipper KL Rahul would hope to get some valuable batting time as the Indian team is expected to recalibrate its goals to create some challenge for itself in the remaining two ODIs against Zimbabwe. The gulf between the two teams would always make these kind of bilateral contests lopsided but bigger goal for the Men in Blue would be to push the limits. The immediate target for the side would be to try and bat first in case Rahul wins the toss in Saturday’s second ODI. The early start on a bouncy track and sufficient nip in the air would pose some challenge for the batters. There won’t be any Jimmy Anderson or Josh Hazlewood in operation but even then battling the conditions would be a good test for Rahul and his players. Deepak Chahar had pointed out after the first game that there is little help for the bowlers during the second session and the only time there’s some challenge for batters is the first hour of the match. Before facing the might of Shaheen Shah Afridi in Asia Cup, a morning session with deliveries moving both sides, albeit with a gentle pace, would be decent enough extended net session for Rahul. While ‘Captain Rahul’ showed ...