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Opener Shafali Verma clobbered a 25-ball 55 as India dismantled an inexperienced Zimbabwe by nine wickets in the second women's T20I to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series here on Sunday.
The result of the match was a forgone conclusion once Zimbabwe were restricted to a lowly 102 for eight after they opted to bat first.
Shafali and skipper Smriti Mandhana (47 not out) unfurled their elite skills to decimate the tourists during their riveting opening stand, as India chased down the target of 103 in a mere 8.5 overs.
It also helped Mandhana begin her full-time captaincy stint with a series triumph.
Shafali, who added 96 runs with Mandhana, reached her fifty in 26 balls by hitting off-spinner Beloved Biza for a six. It was her 22nd half-century in T20Is.
Michelle Mavunga suffered at the hands of the Indian opener, getting creamed for 4, 4, 6 in successive balls.
Mandhana too had her moments when she peeled off four boundaries in a row off pacer Nyasha Gwanzura, 

Smriti Mandhana (L) and Shafali Varma (R)

Shafali and skipper Smriti Mandhana (47 not out) unfurled their elite skills to decimate the tourists during their riveting opening stand, as India chased down the target of 103 in a mere 8.5 overs

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After making an aggressive fifty against Zimbabwe in the second T20I, Indian women's team opener Shafali Verma on Sunday said she analysed the methods of Australian batters to inculcate more consistency into her batting.
Shafali's 25-ball 55 led India to a series-clinching nine-wicket win over Zimbabwe in the second T20I here.
"In 2025, when I was back at home, I was thinking about what I can improve. Consistency was one of those things and I analysed the Australian batters to see what they were doing to try and improve," Shafali said during the post-match presentation.
The right-hander was adjudged player of the match.
Skipper Smriti Mandhana, who made an unbeaten 47, was delighted to see Shafali deliver in a crucial match.
"Shafali was just doing her thing and I was happy to take singles. And when my chances came, I took them. That's the brand we want to play," she said.
Mandhana was also impressed to see a better bowling effort.
"It was a good one today. The bowlers were real

Shafali Verma, Shafali

Shafali's 25-ball 55 led India to a series-clinching nine-wicket win over Zimbabwe in the second T20I

Salman Ali Agha made a triumphant return to the Pakistan team with his fourth ODI century in a 37-run victory over Sri Lanka in the cricket tri-series opener on Sunday.
Agha hit 107 off 90 balls and Pakistan scored 305 all out in 49.5 overs after Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis won his fourth successive toss and chose to field.
Agha was among seven Pakistan cricketers summoned back home at the end of August during a tumultuous tour of England after Agha had led the team in the first test.
Pakistan pace bowlers overcame heavy dew and threatening half centuries from Pavan Rathnayake (79) and Janith Liyanage (60) to dismiss Sri Lanka for 268 in 48.1 overs.
Captain Shaheen Afridi picked up 3-55 while Naseem Shah pinned down Sri Lanka's top-order with impressive swing bowling to finish with 2-43. Haris Rauf ran through the tail with 2-48 while seam all-rounder Faheem Ashraf grabbed 2-49, including the key wicket of Rathnayake.
Pakistan will play England in Rawalpindi on Tuesday in the .

Salman Ali Agha

Agha was among seven Pakistan cricketers summoned back home at the end of August during a tumultuous tour of England after Agha had led the team in the first test

Australia bowled only 12.2 overs against South Africa on the rain-hit opening day of their second cricket Test on Sunday.
South Africa was struggling at 20-2 at stumps, after the morning session at St. George's Park in Gqeberha was nearly completely lost to the weather.
Australia won the toss and opted to bowl. Play began after a nearly two-hour delay with South Africa's openers taking the hosts to 11-0 in 5.3 overs at lunch.
Rain further delayed play after the break before pacer Scott Boland struck twice for Australia. He bowled Aiden Markram for 11 in the ninth over. Next ball, David Bedingham was caught behind for a golden duck, leaving South Africa at 12-2 in 8.5 overs.
Tea was taken when rain returned shortly afterward, but there was no further play on the day with the threat of more rain on Monday.
Debutant Marques Ackerman (5 not out) and skipper Temba Bavuma (4 not out) are at the crease.
Australia won the first test in Durban by 214 runs and leads the three-match series 

Scott Boland, Australia cricket team

South Africa was struggling at 20-2 at stumps, after the morning session at St. George's Park in Gqeberha was nearly completely lost to the weather

Pakistan wicketkeeper-batter Muhammad Rizwan has received his first reprieve in the ongoing inquiry into allegations of online betting, gambling and the leaking of dressing-room information, with the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) allowing him to resume playing domestic cricket.
Former Pakistan captain Muhammad Hafeez, who is now the director and head coach of Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited (SNGPL), confirmed that he had received an email from the PCB's domestic department permitting Rizwan to play in the ongoing Presidents Cup first-class tournament from October 19.
The fifth round of the tournament began on Monday, with Rizwan set to lead the SNGPL team, Hafeez said.
Rizwan and his Pakistan teammate Imam-ul-Haq were barred from playing domestic cricket after being called back from England following the second Test in August and asked to face an inquiry by the National Cyber Crime Cell (NCCA) over alleged leaks of dressing-room information and issues related to online betting and

Mohammad Rizwan, Rizwan

Rizwan has appeared before the NCCA twice for questioning, but the precise nature of the complaints being investigated by the government agency remains unclear

Rank	Team	Rating
1	Australia	128
2	South Africa	116
3	England	109
4	India	104
5	New Zealand	98
6	Sri Lanka	88
7	Pakistan	82
8	West Indies	69
9	Bangladesh	63
10	Ireland	23

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