India’s stunning comeback sees them defeat Zimbabwe by 100 runs in the second Twenty20 International to tie the series.

In the second Twenty20 International, India pulled off an incredible comeback to defeat Zimbabwe by 100 runs, levelling the series at one. This was after a disheartening loss in the first Twenty20 International. The Men in Blue turned around their fortunes after the first 13-run loss with a superb effort in the Sunday, July 7 encounter in Harare.

In the second Twenty20 International, India pulled off an incredible comeback to defeat Zimbabwe by 100 runs, levelling the series at one. This was after a disheartening loss in the first Twenty20 International. The Men in Blue turned around their fortunes after the first 13-run loss with a superb effort in the Sunday, July 7 encounter in Harare.

Abhishek Sharma, who hit his first international century with a scorching 100 off 47 balls, laid the groundwork for India’s victory. With seven fours and eight sixes in his blazing innings, India amassed a dangerous score of 234/2 in their twenty overs.

Zimbabwe found it difficult to get pace in their chase against a disciplined Indian bowling assault. The strain on the scoreboard proved to be too much, as the hosts were losing wickets frequently. The most impressive bowler for India was Avesh Khan, who took three wickets in four overs for a mere fifteen runs, guaranteeing Zimbabwe’s innings never really got going.

After being out for a duck in his opening innings, Abhishek Sharma made amends with a stunning knock that went viral. His electrifying performance highlighted India’s fortitude and capacity for comebacks, paving the way for an intriguing series finale.