Sikandar Raza: Before the three-match T20 series, Zimbabwe captain Sikandar Raza has given a big challenge to the Indian team.
Sikandar Raza: After facing defeat in the T20 series against Ireland and England, the Indian team is now on Zimbabwe tour. Where a three-match T20 series will be played between the two teams. This series will start from 23rd July. Before the three-match T20 series, Zimbabwe captain Sikandar Raza has given a big challenge to the Indian team. Raza has refused to consider India as a strong contender in the upcoming T20 series.
Sikandar Raza’s challenge to India
The three-match T20 series between India and Zimbabwe is going to start from July 23. Before this series, Zimbabwe’s T20 captain Sikandar Raza has claimed to win the series. Raza said, ‘Both the teams have equal chances to win this series. This series will be very exciting and closely contested. Raza says that changes are taking place in the Indian team and something similar is happening in Zimbabwe too. In such a situation, this series will not be one-sided.
Current performance of both the teams
Talking about the current form of India and Zimbabwe, Team India is struggling with bad form these days. Recently he has lost back to back series. Whereas, if we talk about Zimbabwe, their team is performing brilliantly these days. Recently Zimbabwe has defeated Bangladesh in the Test and ODI series at home. Zimbabwe had performed brilliantly in the ICC T20 World Cup 2026 played in February this year. It created a big upset by defeating Australia by 23 runs.
Who has the upper hand in India-Zimbabwe?
Team India clearly has the upper hand in the T20 matches played between India and Zimbabwe. The Indian team has not lost a single T20 series to Zimbabwe so far. A total of 12 T20 International matches have been played between the two teams in Zimbabwe so far, in which Team India won 9 matches. Whereas Zimbabwe won 3 matches.
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