India beat Zimbabwe by 121 runs in the second women’s ODI, sealing a 2-0 series lead with one match remaining. The win follows India posting 328/6 after being set a target of 329, then bowling Zimbabwe out for 207 in 48.5 overs.
Harmanpreet Kaur and Deepti Sharma headline the chase-prevention effort with twin centuries—Harmanpreet scores 126 and Deepti 106 not out, according to the reports provided. Vaishnavi Sharma also features prominently: she takes four wickets for 39 in her debuting/limited-ODI appearance and is described as driving damage during the middle overs. Deepti then adds further wickets in the late stages.
Across outlets, the core match facts and standout performances are consistent, with most coverage emphasizing the centuries by Harmanpreet and Deepti and the comprehensive margin of victory. Titles differ mainly in which part of the story they foreground—some lead with the batters’ centuries, others with Vaishnavi’s four-wicket haul—while the overall narrative remains the same: India dominate both innings to take the series.
