IND vs ZIM: Team India got a big shock in the second T20, players got injured and left the field in the middle of the match.
Team India: India’s star bowler got injured during the second match played at Harare Sports Club, due to which he had to leave the field mid-match.
Team India: The Indian cricket team performed brilliantly in the second T20 match and won by 90 runs. However, with this victory, Team India has suffered a big blow during the second T20 match. India’s star bowler got injured during the second match played at Harare Sports Club, due to which he had to leave the field mid-match.
This player of Team India got injured
Team India’s star fast bowler Prince Yadav got injured during the second T20 match against Zimbabwe. Prince, who has been performing brilliantly in this series, came to bowl in the 7th over of the second T20 match. On the second ball of the over, he sent Zimbabwe captain Alexander Saza to the pavilion. However, after that Prince suffered a muscle strain, due to which he had to leave the field in the middle of the match. After which he could not return.
Prince Yadav rips through Zimbabwe! 🔥
The speedster struck twice before pulling his hamstring💥 pic.twitter.com/kJ4ucxshOe
— Khel Cricket (@Khelnowcricket) July 25, 2026
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Took two wickets in 1.2 overs
In this match, even though Prince had to leave the field in the middle of the match, he bowled brilliantly and dismissed two batsmen. In the second T20 match, Prince Yadav bowled only 1.2 overs and due to injury, he could not even complete his over. But during this period he sent 2 batsmen to the pavilion giving only 10 runs.
May be out of last T20
At present, no latest update has come out regarding Prince Yadav’s injury. In such a situation, he is also in danger of being out of the third T20. Prince has performed brilliantly and taken 4 wickets in the two matches played so far in this three-match T20 series.
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