India secured a comfortable win over Zimbabwe, improving their net run rate and setting up a virtual quarterfinal clash against the West Indies in Kolkata on Sunday. The victory puts them firmly in control of their T20 World Cup campaign.
Arshdeep Singh finished the innings with the tail up, claiming a couple more crucial wickets. Raza was caught on the boundary, and Burl was dismissed LBW after missing a straight delivery, leaving Munyonga nowhere close to threatening India’s dominance with the ball.
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This record-breaking performance also marked India’s highest-ever T20 World Cup total of 256, surpassing their previous best of 218 against England in 2007.
