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India clinches 3‑0 T20I series win, regains No.1 ranking

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India ~~wrapped up~~ completed a 3‑0 sweep of the ~~three‑match T20 International~~ T20I series against Zimbabwe in Harare, ~~sealing the series with a 35‑run victory in~~ winning the ~~third game. The opening win came by seven wickets, followed~~ final match by ~~a 90‑run second‑match triumph that had already secured~~ 35 runs and reclaiming the ~~series. In~~ No.1 spot in the ~~decider, captain~~ ICC men’s T20I rankings. Captain Shreyas Iyer elected to bat ~~first,~~ first in the decider, posting ~~192/5 (193/5)~~ a total of 219/5. Key contributions came from Ishan Kishan’s 81 in the second game, Tilak Varma’s unbeaten 60, and ~~restricting Zimbabwe to 129. Teenage opener~~ 15‑year‑old Vaibhav ~~Suryavanshi (reported as Sooryavanshi) made~~ Sooryavanshi’s 81 off 49 balls, ~~becoming~~ making him the youngest ~~male~~ player from a full‑member nation to ~~register~~ record two international half‑centuries before turning ~~16 and was named~~ 16. Sooryavanshi earned both ~~Player of the Match~~ Player‑of‑the‑Match and ~~Player of the Series. Ishan Kishan also hit 81 in the second game, while Tilak Varma added an unbeaten 60 in a 94‑run partnership.~~ Player‑of‑the‑Series honours. Fast bowler Mayank Yadav ~~matched~~ dismissed Brian Bennett on the very first ball, matching a rare debut‑wicket record, ~~finishing~~ and finished with three for 29, supported by Yash Thakur. The ~~clean‑sweep~~ series win restored India to the top of the ~~ICC Men’s T20I~~ rankings, overtaking ~~England after a mixed UK tour, and highlighted the squad’s depth with emerging talent. Captain Iyer described the victory as “exultant”.~~ England.

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