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India, on the other hand, will be happy with their overall bowling effort. They were not able to pick up a wicket in the Powerplay for the first time in this series but pulled things back nicely in the middle and death overs. It was the part-timers who got them the breakthroughs this time as Shivam Dube and Abhishek Sharma removed the openers to shift the momentum. Khaleel Ahmed was decent as well and got a couple of wickets to his name. Tushar Deshpande had a tough debut but managed to get his maiden T20I wicket while Washington Sundar also chipped in with one. Ravi Bishnoi did not pick up any wickets but was very economical and put the pressure on te batters. Their bowlers were clever with the pace variations at the death and restricted the hosts just over 150. However, Zimbabwe have already defended a low total in this series and will take confidence from that, but this wicket looks like a batting deck and India will back themselves to seal the series here. Join us in a bit for all the exciting action in the second essay.