IND vs ZIM 2nd ODI: Team India Won By 5 Wickets

IND vs ZIM 2nd ODI: Team India won, but Deepak Hooda made a special record.

Team India defeated Zimbabwe by 5 wickets in the second ODI. With this win, India took an unassailable 2-0 lead in the 3 ODI series.

However, India had to push for victory. But, the team led by KL Rahul finally wrapped up the series.

Even though the series Team India won its name. But, a special record was made in the name of Deepak Hooda.

He has made his debut in international cricket this year and has become the guarantee of Team India’s victory. His mere presence has become a guarantee of victory.

Deepak Hooda has played a total of 16 matches including ODI and T20 since his debut in international cricket this year.

It has 7 ODIs and 9 T20s. It is a matter of coincidence that Team India has won all these 16 matches. No player has won so many matches in a row since his debut in international cricket.

IND vs ZIM 2nd ODI: Hooda has a special record in his name.

In this case, Hooda broke the record of Satwik Nadigotla of Romania, who had a record of winning 15 consecutive matches after his debut.

Apart from these two, Shantanu Vashisht of Romania and South African batsman David Miller won 13-13 consecutive matches after their debut.

However, Huda’s own performance has also been excellent so far. He has been successful in scoring runs at whatever number he has been sent to bat.

The mother told me about the record before the match: Deepak.

After the second ODI against Zimbabwe, Hooda said, ‘Yes, my mother told me before the match that there is some record.

I didn’t pay much attention to it. It feels good to contribute as much as possible to the team.

He also contributed to the team’s victory with both the ball and the bat in the second ODI against Zimbabwe. He had earlier taken the wicket of Shaun Williams (42).

Then during the batting, when India had lost 4 wickets within 100 runs, the team’s victory was confirmed by sharing a 56-run partnership with Sanju Samson. Hooda scored 25 runs.