Harare: England scored only 42 runs in 3 matches in the series. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi did not perform well in his debut series. However, the left-handed Indian opener made the tour of Zimbabwe memorable. This 15-year-old teenage batsman scored half-centuries in the first and third matches of the series. India played a three-match T20I series against Zimbabwe at the Sports Cricket Clubground in Harare. Vaibhav opened every match with Abhishek Sharma in that series. Vaibhav became the youngest batsman in the history of international T20 cricket to score a half-century. He set a precedent at the age of 15 years and 118 days.

Chasing an easy target of 126 runs given by Zimbabwe, Vaibhav completed 50 runs in just 18 balls. He was dismissed for 50 off 19 balls, with 4 boundaries and 4 sixes in his innings. In that match, Vaibhav batted with ferocity from the start against Zimbabwe’s key pacers like Richard Ngarava and Blessing Mujarabani. He scored 19 runs with the help of 2 sixes and a four off Ngarava in 1 over.

In the first innings of the third T20 match, he batted like yesterday Indian team. Of course today Shreyas Iyer He won the toss and decided to bat. India made two changes in the match, Ashok Sharma and Suryansh Shedge got a chance in the Indian XI. Batting first, Abhishek Sharma returned to the ball for the third time in the series by Blessing Mujarabani, but Vaibhav Suryavanshi batted with pride. At the pace he was going though, he would have scored a hundred.

Mayank Yadav once again took a wicket on the first ball to chase the run. After that, Ben Curran and Dion Myers were taking the innings a bit further. However, Yash Thakur sent Myers and Zimbabwe captain Sikander Raja back to the dressing room after taking two consecutive wickets in the fourth over. Then Ryan Barle and Ben Curran, two left-handed batsmen, crossed the 50-run mark in the innings. But Ravi Bishnoi broke the partnership of 31 runs by returning Karan. After Karan’s return, Burl took Madhivere with him to take the innings forward. It increased the runs, but the run rate was not very high, so Zimbabwe always fell short of the desired target. Mayank dismissed Marumani. Broken 60 run partnership. After that it was the turn of Marumani to return to the dressing room. Ashok Sharma took his first wicket in international cricket by dismissing him. Barl completed his personal half-century in 42 balls, but Zimbabwe’s innings stopped at 157 runs.