India has defeated Zimbabwe in the second consecutive T20 match. In the match played in Harare, Team India won by 90 runs. For this match, the Indian team made only one change in its playing eleven. Yash Thakur got a chance to debut in place of fast bowler Ashok Sharma. Yash capitalized on the opportunity and took 2 wickets.

The third and last T20 match between India and Zimbabwe is to be played in Harare on 26th July. Captain Shreyas Iyer was asked with what changes Team India can enter the third T20. Since India has already won the series, it is possible that many changes can be made in the last match. Know what captain Shreyas Iyer said on the changes?

How many changes will Team India make?

After the second T20 match, captain Shreyas Iyer was asked with what changes Team India could make in the last match. Iyer said, “We have not decided this yet and have not even discussed it with the coach. Unfortunately, Prince Yadav is injured, so it is possible that there may be some changes in the team.”

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Prince Yadav suffered a hamstring injury in the second T20 match. Because of this he was able to bowl only 1.2 overs. He took two wickets in just 8 balls. If Prince is not fit, then Ashok Sharma, who made his international debut in the first T20 of the series, can come back into the playing eleven in his place.

Talking about the second T20 match, the Indian team had scored 219 runs with the help of half-centuries from Tilak Verma (60 runs) and Ishan Kishan (81 runs). After that, the Indian bowling also showed its edge, against which the entire Zimbabwe team could score only 129 runs.

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