India vs. Zimbabwe: Emotional Rollercoaster, everything you need to know

India vs. Zimbabwe Surya smiles on, Rohit is being pull back by pulls; and Hardik cannot stop talking.

India vs. Zimbabwe T20 World Cup 2022: India beat Zimbabwe by 71 runs to set up a knockout round.

Just like every other day, SKY’s smile must be maintaine.

India had ended Zimbabwe’s hopes with a bit of Suryakumar Yadav touch – or an easy-peasy pouched catch in the deep – as Sikandar Raza was sent back on 34 off 24 after mistiming the pull. Later, a confident Surya would grin at the presentation, explaining how his impressive tally of 1000 runs this season at a strike rate of over 180 had come from doing nothing different than what he did at the nets.

Even after India had qualified for the knockout stages, Surya would thank the crowd for their attendance. He’d offer an insight into his calm demeanor by saying he always focused on “starting on 0 each time.” At the same time, captain Rohit Sharma would second that with his observation of how SKY was batting exactly how he wanted to, relieving pressure on his batting partner. “I love how things are going,” the smile would continue. Rohit Sharma couldn’t stop himself.

The ball was short and sweet, with little bounce or speed. Sharma unleashed one of his favorite strokes, the pull. His bat blazed through the ball.

He was pressed for space last Sunday while attempting to pull South African fast bowler Lungi Ngidi. Ngidi made an easy catch after the ball ballooned up. Blessing Murazabani of Zimbabwe got him to pull one this Sunday, and Rohit’s fate was seal. He hit the ball well but did not roll his wrists.

Furthermore, if he hadn’t timed it perfectly to clear the vast square boundary, Wellington Masakadza made a simple catch in the deep.