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Zimbabwe vs India, 39th Match, Pool B at Auckland, Mar 14 2015 - Playing XI

RESULT

39th Match, Pool B (D/N), Auckland, March 14, 2015, ICC Cricket World Cup

287

(48.4/50 ov, T:288) 288/4

India won by 6 wickets (with 8 balls remaining)

Player Of The Match

, IND

110* (104)

	India	Zimbabwe
1	Rohit Sharma top-order batter	Chamu Chibhabha top-order batter
2	Shikhar Dhawan opening batter	Hamilton Masakadza top-order batter
3	Virat Kohli top-order batter	Solomon Mire batter
4	Ajinkya Rahane top-order batter	Brendan Taylor † (c) wicketkeeper batter
5	Suresh Raina middle-order batter	Sean Williams allrounder
6	MS Dhoni † (c) wicketkeeper batter	Craig Ervine middle-order batter
7	Ravindra Jadeja allrounder	Sikandar Raza batting allrounder
8	Ravichandran Ashwin bowling allrounder	Regis Chakabva wicketkeeper batter
9	Mohit Sharma bowler	Tinashe Panyangara bowler
10	Mohammed Shami bowler	Tawanda Mupariwa bowler
11	Umesh Yadav bowler	Tendai Chatara bowler
Bench
12	Stuart Binny allrounder	Elton Chigumbura (c) allrounder
13	Bhuvneshwar Kumar bowler	Tafadzwa Kamungozi allrounder
14	Axar Patel allrounder	Stuart Matsikenyeri middle-order batter
15	Ambati Rayudu middle-order batter	Prosper Utseya bowler

Match Coverage

India v Zimbabwe

Wisden's review of the 39th match, India v Zimbabwe

India v Zimbabwe

Elegy for runlessness

Chatara to Dhawan: six balls, no runs, six paragraphs. There's a certain poetry about the maiden over

Elegy for runlessness

A familiar despair marks Taylor's farewell

Brendan Taylor did everything in his last match to give his side a real chance of stunning India, and all he could do was watch it slip away. In so many ways, the theme of his Zimbabwe career

A familiar despair marks Taylor's farewell

Middle-order masterclass hides troubles at the top

In an otherwise strong campaign, India will be wary of the fact that their openers have struggled to come out firing and are time and again being bailed out by others down the order

Middle-order masterclass hides troubles at the top

Dhoni breaks down the chase method

After leading India to a six-wicket win against Zimbabwe in the final group match of the World Cup, MS Dhoni said that breaking the target down into smaller goals was the key in handling high-pressure situations

Dhoni breaks down the chase method

Instant answers to T20 questions

Videos

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'Went out to enjoy the moment' - Taylor

'Went out to enjoy the moment' - Taylor

Sometimes, you can relate a chase to an IPL scenario - Dhoni

Sometimes, you can relate a chase to an IPL scenario - Dhoni

'Will miss my team-mates, camaraderie' - Taylor

'Will miss my team-mates, camaraderie' - Taylor