Zimbabwe will lock horns with India on November 6, Sunday, in the 42nd match of the ongoing <a href="https://www.crictracker.com/t20-world-cup/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">T20 World Cup 2022</a>. Craig Ervine &amp; Co. are coming into the game having suffered a loss at the hands of the Netherlands by five wickets whereas the Men in Blue are arriving after a hard-fought win against Bangladesh.

Zimbabwe made one of the biggest upsets of the T20 extravaganza when they overcame Pakistan by a run. However, they have failed to sustain the winning momentum and have suffered consecutive losses since then. They are now placed in the fifth position with three points in four games. Though they are not mathematically out of the tournament, their Net Run Rate (NRR) of -0.313 is too low to make them a serious contender for the spot in the semi-final.&nbsp;

Zimbabwe would know that India, who were one of the pre-tournament favourites, have more to lose in the Sunday clash. Thus, the Chevrons are likely to come hard at Rohit Sharma &amp; Co. and try to script yet another historic triumph. Let us look at what starting XI Ervine-led side might field in their final game of the Super 12.

Zimbabwe’s Predicted XI against India:

Opener - Wesley Madhevere, Craig Ervine (C)

Wesley Madhevere and Craig Ervine are likely to start the proceeding for Zimbabwe with the bat. Though there has been some tinkering to Madhevere’s batting position during the T20 carnival, they have stuck with him at the top of the order for the last couple of matches and might continue with the same for the encounter against India.&nbsp;

The 22-year-old has played some good innings in the tournament but has not done so consistently. He has featured in seven games and scored 106 runs at a strike rate of 129.26. He would look to bring his A-game into play and give his side a brisk start on Sunday.

Ervine has been a run bank of the batting lineup for over a decade. However, the Zimbabwe skipper has been far from his best in the global event. In the six matches he has played so far, the 37-year-old has managed to score 99 runs at a strike rate of 90.00. The veteran batter would look to show his class against the Indian bowling attack.

Middle order – Regis Chakabva (wk),&nbsp; Milton Shumba, Ryan Burl

Regis Chakabva is Zimbabwe's first-choice wicket-keeper batter in the shortest format. He has featured in 48 T20Is and has scored 682 runs at a strike rate of 123.77. However, the 35-year-old has been quite mediocre with the bat at the T20 extravaganza and scored mere 45 runs in seven games at a strike rate of 77.58.&nbsp;

Milton Shumba and <a href="https://www.crictracker.com/social-tracker-cricket/t20-world-cup-2022-ryan-burls-tweet-holding-indian-beer-in-hand-grabs-attention-after-zimbabwe-clinch-thriller-against-pakistan/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Ryan Burl</a> have not been great either on the batting front. Shumba has scored 65 runs in seven matches at a strike rate of 79.26 while Burl has managed just 66 runs in seven games at a strike rate of 88.00.

The trio needs to make amends soon to pose a tough challenge to the Men in Blue. If not, the quality Indian bowling attack might run through Zimbabwe’s middle order.

All-rounders - Sean Williams, Sikandar Raza

The veteran all-rounders Sean Williams and <a href="https://www.crictracker.com/cricket-news/sikandar-raza-is-special-player-any-franchise-would-love-to-have-him-in-squad-habibul-bashar/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Sikandar Raza</a> have been the most prolific run-scorers for Zimbabwe at the marquee tournament. Williams has aggregated 144 runs in seven games at a strike rate of 121.00. Coming to Raza, the 36-year-old has taken the attack to the opposition from the get-go and smashed 185 runs in seven games at a strike rate of 149.19.

On the bowling front, Williams has been quite good at strangling batters with his consistent lines and lengths. He has bagged three wickets in the competition and most importantly has conceded just runs at an economy of 6.37. Raza, on the other hand, has been amongst the wickets on most games and picked a total of nine scalps at an economy of 6.57. The all-round duo of Williams and Raza would look to carry the good work in the game against Rohit &amp; Co.

Bowlers - Luke Jongwe, Richard Ngarava, Tendai Chatara, Blessing Muzarabani

The pace attack has been Zimbabwe's main weapon this tournament. The pacers have proven to be too hot to handle in the T20 carnival and even the quality Pakistan batting lineup were put under the pump by the seamers. For the clash against India, the pace quartet might consist of Luke Jongwe, Richard Ngarava, Tendai Chatara and Blessing Muzarabani.

Muzarabani has been the wreaker-in-chief for Ervine &amp; Co. in the ongoing T20 World Cup. He has bagged 11 wickets in seven games at an economy of 6.77. Ngarava has also been a force to reckon with and has taken eight wickets in seven games at an economy of 6.37. Coming to Chatara, the 31-year-old has done well in keeping the scoring rate in check. He has conceded at an economy of 6.36 in six games and taken four wickets.

While the trio has done a phenomenal job, Jongwe has struggled to get his lengths right in the T20 competition and has leaked runs at an economy of 11.80. He would look to put on an improved bowling display when Zimbabwe takes on India.

Zimbabwe will lock horns with India on November 6, Sunday, in the 42nd match of the ongoing <a href="https://www.crictracker.com/t20-world-cup/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">T20 World Cup 2022</a>. Craig Ervine &amp; Co. are coming into the game having suffered a loss at the hands of the Netherlands by five wickets whereas the Men in Blue are arriving after a hard-fought win against Bangladesh.
Zimbabwe made one of the biggest upsets of the T20 extravaganza when they overcame Pakistan by a run. However, they have failed to sustain the winning momentum and have suffered consecutive losses since then. They are now placed in the fifth position with three points in four games. Though they are not mathematically out of the tournament, their Net Run Rate (NRR) of -0.313 is too low to make them a serious contender for the spot in the semi-final.&nbsp;
Zimbabwe would know that India, who were one of the pre-tournament favourites, have more to lose in the Sunday clash. Thus, the Chevrons are likely to come hard at Rohit Sharma &amp; Co. and try to script yet another historic triumph. Let us look at what starting XI Ervine-led side might field in their final game of the Super 12.
<h3>Zimbabwe’s Predicted XI against India:</h3>
<h3>Opener - Wesley Madhevere, Craig Ervine (C)</h3>
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Wesley Madhevere and Craig Ervine are likely to start the proceeding for Zimbabwe with the bat. Though there has been some tinkering to Madhevere’s batting position during the T20 carnival, they have stuck with him at the top of the order for the last couple of matches and might continue with the same for the encounter against India.&nbsp;
The 22-year-old has played some good innings in the tournament but has not done so consistently. He has featured in seven games and scored 106 runs at a strike rate of 129.26. He would look to bring his A-game into play and give his side a brisk start on Sunday.
Ervine has been a run bank of the batting lineup for over a decade. However, the Zimbabwe skipper has been far from his best in the global event. In the six matches he has played so far, the 37-year-old has managed to score 99 runs at a strike rate of 90.00. The veteran batter would look to show his class against the Indian bowling attack.

<h3>Middle order – Regis Chakabva (wk),&nbsp; Milton Shumba, Ryan Burl</h3>
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Regis Chakabva is Zimbabwe's first-choice wicket-keeper batter in the shortest format. He has featured in 48 T20Is and has scored 682 runs at a strike rate of 123.77. However, the 35-year-old has been quite mediocre with the bat at the T20 extravaganza and scored mere 45 runs in seven games at a strike rate of 77.58.&nbsp;
Milton Shumba and <a href="https://www.crictracker.com/social-tracker-cricket/t20-world-cup-2022-ryan-burls-tweet-holding-indian-beer-in-hand-grabs-attention-after-zimbabwe-clinch-thriller-against-pakistan/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Ryan Burl</a> have not been great either on the batting front. Shumba has scored 65 runs in seven matches at a strike rate of 79.26 while Burl has managed just 66 runs in seven games at a strike rate of 88.00.
The trio needs to make amends soon to pose a tough challenge to the Men in Blue. If not, the quality Indian bowling attack might run through Zimbabwe’s middle order.

<h3>All-rounders - Sean Williams, Sikandar Raza</h3>
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The veteran all-rounders Sean Williams and <a href="https://www.crictracker.com/cricket-news/sikandar-raza-is-special-player-any-franchise-would-love-to-have-him-in-squad-habibul-bashar/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Sikandar Raza</a> have been the most prolific run-scorers for Zimbabwe at the marquee tournament. Williams has aggregated 144 runs in seven games at a strike rate of 121.00. Coming to Raza, the 36-year-old has taken the attack to the opposition from the get-go and smashed 185 runs in seven games at a strike rate of 149.19.
On the bowling front, Williams has been quite good at strangling batters with his consistent lines and lengths. He has bagged three wickets in the competition and most importantly has conceded just runs at an economy of 6.37. Raza, on the other hand, has been amongst the wickets on most games and picked a total of nine scalps at an economy of 6.57. The all-round duo of Williams and Raza would look to carry the good work in the game against Rohit &amp; Co.

<h3>Bowlers - Luke Jongwe, Richard Ngarava, Tendai Chatara, Blessing Muzarabani</h3>
<amp-img src="https://media.crictracker.com/media/attachments/1667112711023_Blessing-Muzarabani.jpeg" width="640" height="400" alt layout="responsive" style="max-width: 100%; margin: 0;"></amp-img>
The pace attack has been Zimbabwe's main weapon this tournament. The pacers have proven to be too hot to handle in the T20 carnival and even the quality Pakistan batting lineup were put under the pump by the seamers. For the clash against India, the pace quartet might consist of Luke Jongwe, Richard Ngarava, Tendai Chatara and Blessing Muzarabani.
Muzarabani has been the wreaker-in-chief for Ervine &amp; Co. in the ongoing T20 World Cup. He has bagged 11 wickets in seven games at an economy of 6.77. Ngarava has also been a force to reckon with and has taken eight wickets in seven games at an economy of 6.37. Coming to Chatara, the 31-year-old has done well in keeping the scoring rate in check. He has conceded at an economy of 6.36 in six games and taken four wickets.
While the trio has done a phenomenal job, Jongwe has struggled to get his lengths right in the T20 competition and has leaked runs at an economy of 11.80. He would look to put on an improved bowling display when Zimbabwe takes on India.

Zimbabwe will lock horns with India on November 6, Sunday, in the 42nd match of the ongoing <a href="https://www.crictracker.com/t20-world-cup/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">T20 World Cup 2022</a>. Craig Ervine &amp; Co. are coming into the game having suffered a loss at the hands of the Netherlands by five wickets whereas the Men in Blue are arriving after a hard-fought win against Bangladesh.
Zimbabwe made one of the biggest upsets of the T20 extravaganza when they overcame Pakistan by a run. However, they have failed to sustain the winning momentum and have suffered consecutive losses since then. They are now placed in the fifth position with three points in four games. Though they are not mathematically out of the tournament, their Net Run Rate (NRR) of -0.313 is too low to make them a serious contender for the spot in the semi-final.&nbsp;
Zimbabwe would know that India, who were one of the pre-tournament favourites, have more to lose in the Sunday clash. Thus, the Chevrons are likely to come hard at Rohit Sharma &amp; Co. and try to script yet another historic triumph. Let us look at what starting XI Ervine-led side might field in their final game of the Super 12.
<h3>Zimbabwe’s Predicted XI against India:</h3>
<h3>Opener - Wesley Madhevere, Craig Ervine (C)</h3>
<img src="https://media.crictracker.com/media/attachments/1667307397665_Wesley-Madhevere.jpeg" width="640" height="400" alt="">
Wesley Madhevere and Craig Ervine are likely to start the proceeding for Zimbabwe with the bat. Though there has been some tinkering to Madhevere’s batting position during the T20 carnival, they have stuck with him at the top of the order for the last couple of matches and might continue with the same for the encounter against India.&nbsp;
The 22-year-old has played some good innings in the tournament but has not done so consistently. He has featured in seven games and scored 106 runs at a strike rate of 129.26. He would look to bring his A-game into play and give his side a brisk start on Sunday.
Ervine has been a run bank of the batting lineup for over a decade. However, the Zimbabwe skipper has been far from his best in the global event. In the six matches he has played so far, the 37-year-old has managed to score 99 runs at a strike rate of 90.00. The veteran batter would look to show his class against the Indian bowling attack.

<h3>Middle order – Regis Chakabva (wk),&nbsp; Milton Shumba, Ryan Burl</h3>
<img src="https://media.crictracker.com/media/attachments/1667036922636_Regis-Chakabva.jpeg" width="640" height="400" alt="">
Regis Chakabva is Zimbabwe's first-choice wicket-keeper batter in the shortest format. He has featured in 48 T20Is and has scored 682 runs at a strike rate of 123.77. However, the 35-year-old has been quite mediocre with the bat at the T20 extravaganza and scored mere 45 runs in seven games at a strike rate of 77.58.&nbsp;
Milton Shumba and <a href="https://www.crictracker.com/social-tracker-cricket/t20-world-cup-2022-ryan-burls-tweet-holding-indian-beer-in-hand-grabs-attention-after-zimbabwe-clinch-thriller-against-pakistan/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Ryan Burl</a> have not been great either on the batting front. Shumba has scored 65 runs in seven matches at a strike rate of 79.26 while Burl has managed just 66 runs in seven games at a strike rate of 88.00.
The trio needs to make amends soon to pose a tough challenge to the Men in Blue. If not, the quality Indian bowling attack might run through Zimbabwe’s middle order.

<h3>All-rounders - Sean Williams, Sikandar Raza</h3>
<img src="https://media.crictracker.com/media/attachments/1666351681066_Sikandar-Raza-with-his-team-mates.jpeg" width="640" height="400" alt="">
The veteran all-rounders Sean Williams and <a href="https://www.crictracker.com/cricket-news/sikandar-raza-is-special-player-any-franchise-would-love-to-have-him-in-squad-habibul-bashar/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Sikandar Raza</a> have been the most prolific run-scorers for Zimbabwe at the marquee tournament. Williams has aggregated 144 runs in seven games at a strike rate of 121.00. Coming to Raza, the 36-year-old has taken the attack to the opposition from the get-go and smashed 185 runs in seven games at a strike rate of 149.19.
On the bowling front, Williams has been quite good at strangling batters with his consistent lines and lengths. He has bagged three wickets in the competition and most importantly has conceded just runs at an economy of 6.37. Raza, on the other hand, has been amongst the wickets on most games and picked a total of nine scalps at an economy of 6.57. The all-round duo of Williams and Raza would look to carry the good work in the game against Rohit &amp; Co.

<h3>Bowlers - Luke Jongwe, Richard Ngarava, Tendai Chatara, Blessing Muzarabani</h3>
<img src="https://media.crictracker.com/media/attachments/1667112711023_Blessing-Muzarabani.jpeg" width="640" height="400" alt="">
The pace attack has been Zimbabwe's main weapon this tournament. The pacers have proven to be too hot to handle in the T20 carnival and even the quality Pakistan batting lineup were put under the pump by the seamers. For the clash against India, the pace quartet might consist of Luke Jongwe, Richard Ngarava, Tendai Chatara and Blessing Muzarabani.
Muzarabani has been the wreaker-in-chief for Ervine &amp; Co. in the ongoing T20 World Cup. He has bagged 11 wickets in seven games at an economy of 6.77. Ngarava has also been a force to reckon with and has taken eight wickets in seven games at an economy of 6.37. Coming to Chatara, the 31-year-old has done well in keeping the scoring rate in check. He has conceded at an economy of 6.36 in six games and taken four wickets.
While the trio has done a phenomenal job, Jongwe has struggled to get his lengths right in the T20 competition and has leaked runs at an economy of 11.80. He would look to put on an improved bowling display when Zimbabwe takes on India.

Zimbabwe will lock horns with India on November 6, Sunday, in the 42nd match of the ongoing T20 World Cup 2022. Craig Ervine &amp; Co. are coming into the game having suffered a loss at the hands of t

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Middle order – Regis Chakabva (wk), Milton Shumba, Ryan Burl