IND vs ZIM: India Set To Tour Zimbabwe For 5 ODI Series In July

IND vs ZIM: Cricket fans rejoice! Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) confirmed an exciting five-match T20I series against India this July. The series, kicking off just after the T20 World Cup, promises high-octane action played across five days in Harare.

Matches scheduled:

July 6th 1st ODI at Harare Sports Club.

July 7th – 2nd ODI at Harare Sports Club

July 10th – 3rd ODI at Harare Sports Club

July 13th – 4th ODI at Harare Sports Club

July 14th – 5th ODI at Harare Sports Club

Strengthening bonds, fostering collaboration:

Both ZC and BCCI hail this series as a crucial step in solidifying ties and promoting cooperation between the cricket boards.

We are delighted to announce that Zimbabwe will host India for a T20I series in July, marking our premier international event at home this year. The sport of cricket has greatly prospered due to India’s profound influence and unwavering commitment to its development. I extend immense gratitude to the BCCI for their decision to tour Zimbabwe once more. The importance and scale of this tour cannot be overstated, particularly as we strive tirelessly to regain our standing as a formidable presence in top-tier cricket. This opportunity comes at a crucial juncture as we endeavor to re-establish ourselves as a significant force in the highest echelons of the game” – ZC Chairman Mr Tavengwa Mukuhlani

BCCI Honorary Secretary Mr. Jay Shah acknowledged BCCI’s longstanding leadership in enriching the global cricketing fraternity.

“We recognize that Zimbabwe Cricket is in a phase of rebuilding and requires our solidarity during this period. Our unwavering dedication to touring and assisting fellow member boards is in line with our commitment to fostering positive change within the cricketing community. The BCCI is committed to enhancing bilateral cricket’s strength and commercial viability. Our promise to support Zimbabwe Cricket underscores a mutual aspiration for the advancement and prosperity of cricket on the world stage,” Jay Shah remarked.