Zimbabwe vs India, 3rd T20I: Live Score, Preview, Prediction & Where to Watch the Harare Series Decider .

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With three matches played in one venue and now one win—a win, losing a losing cause—left to encapsulate the whole series, Zimbabwe and India embark on their conclusion at Harare Sports Club against each other in a T20I. India are coming into this third match in a series where they were NWAT (no wins in seven matches) after back-to-back series losses to Ireland and England, and having finally achieved their first win in the top of the eldest, Shreyas Iyer, they are feeling optimistic to have picked up a touch from this opener.Having won on the opening match and lost both series to Ireland and England in succession, India are feeling confident as there is a 1-0 lead from the top of the oldest, Shreyas Iyer. The two sides won't have any rest days in between in this short three-game format, which could mean player emotions, momentum and squad dynamics will all be a factor in this decision. From Zimbabwe's point of view, the victory marks the final opportunity to salvage anything from a series that has so far proved unsuccessful, while for India, they will have put their form plummeting few months of international cricket over the past six, to a right turn in record time.  You can use Reddy Anna for accessing the schedule of all the cricket matches.

Zimbabwe Team

A lack of home advantage is a big reason for Zimbabwe's frustrations in this series. Sikandar Raza, one of the most respected and experienced all-rounders outside Pakistan, will know that if he showed batting timidity in any of the previous games of this series, it will clearly be a tough effort on the day. The crucial moment of their innings will be able to take flight after early wickets repeatedly buffet their momentum in the powerplay overs, and the hosts will need to get going with their bat to make the best use of the power play to overcome such stumbling blocks and secure a level win for the series.

This is a quality crop of Zimbabweans who can yet swing things around. Brian Bennett remains one of the nation's most exciting young prospects and if he gives them a big hit early in the game that would make a huge difference for Zimbabwe. Not only does Ryan Burl provide flexibility on the bowling, he provides it on the balls, as well: control and value on both sides. Ben Curran is one who has been invaluable in the opening slot and Zimbabwe will have someone who knows how to go after the run in there if he gets the license to do so. The imposing Blessing Muzarabani is consistently India's problems man with his inbuilt height which adds the extra bounce in the bowlers' rhythm, while the experienced Richard Ngarava is the other more lethal option in the bowlers' armory to take wickets with ease and save the Zimbabwe side the trouble of boring their batters irrationally. There is a possibility that Raza might need to adopt a variation with Wellington Masakadza's left-arm spin for the middle phases of the series in order to have more control in the meantime as this series has played out. Zimbabwe, who will have home advantage and crowds behind them to back them up, feel this is the very kind of event in which they've done well in the past.

India Team

For India in particular, this series has already brought them exactly what they needed most - their first captaincy victory under Shreyas Iyer and a major dose of relief and renewed faith in a team that were in the spotlight after a win-less run over seven matches on the back of the downfall from the world No. 1 T20I ranking. If Iyer can dominate this game it will be even better, as his first series win as captain would be a good signal that the bad run after losing to Ireland and England has finally been overcome.

The life stories behind a revival of Indians have been amazing. The 15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has given a rousing start to this match and has improved the morale of the whole team after scoring a record half-century in the opener, netting half a century from 18 deliveries, the youngest country batsman to score a half-century in men's world cricket. Similarly, returning fast bowler Mayank Yadav's presence in the first ODI following an extended breakthrough of injury struck with the ball for the first time, as he dislodged 2 for 18 in the opening match, was a welcome addition to the Indian ranks as they are in trouble with the new ball in their hands. Tilak Varma's fluidity of the middle order, Rinku Singh's finishing and Ravi Bishnoi's ability of using the leg spin to produce a-style deliveries in a side that has rapidly found its groove after arriving in Zimbabwe with a lot of doubt. Choices like Harsh Dubey, Suryansh Shedge, Yash Thakur and Ashok Sharma remain on the upkeep from the Uncaped side, however, the success of an all-three wicket wicket fall will be the big talking point of this decider.

Stadium Factor

This club is Harare Sports Club and all three of the matches have already been played here, which is why this decider is no surprise to either player or fan, as both sides know exactly how things have gone down the other two matches. The ground has, to date, been good of some first assistance to seam bowlers, particularly Blessing Muzarabani who had indeed found plenty to give off the ball with, and also helped players willing to back their game, and ride out a difficult new-ball phase, before gathering pace. No rest day is given between any of the three fixtures in this mini-series, meaning ‘fatigue management’ may also be put into the game as both teams will be playing their third match in as many games at the same venue, with fringe Periyar players potentially in a good position to make a difference in the third game.

Conclusion

With India showing great class in their opening series victory, and Sooryavanshi and Mayank Yadav continuing to spell supreme class, the tourists will be coming into this final match with a definite edge to them. For Zimbabwe, therefore, it is a real shot at turning the game into a decider, with a down-and-up finish, but changing the home side's mindset now that they have been winning without a loss for some time will be difficult.

This preview seems to be weighted towards India stretching their lead in the match significantly and getting their homogeneity and confidence back on the pitch, as opposed to Zimbabwe's need to provide a convincing home performance from ball one to be able to win the series in Harare for the first time and have their first winning series as captain since his tenure.The one thing to be taken from ball one in this preview is that Zimbabwe's need for a convincing home side performance, India seemed to be going to Harare with a superior overall depth and drawn to them with high hopefuls in the individual fields after a downturn streak. Early wickets of Blessing Muzarabani, Richard Ngarava against India's dangerous top-order combined with an off-spinner from Brian Bennett or the big bat from Sikandar Raza with India willing to share the spoils then, may this decider prove to be a home treat for the hosts, rather than a triumph of the visitors with the trophy. For a more accurate update visit Reddy Anna Book and check updates on a regular basis.