Kedar Jadhav constructed his innings brilliantly and scored his maiden T20I half-century on a pitch that was slow and kept low. The outfield wasn't any fast, either.

India won the match by three runs and sealed the three-match T20I series 2-1. It was the lowest total defended by India in T20I.

Axar Patel provided the late flourish with the bat, scoring an unbeaten 11-ball 20 to help India post 138 for 6.

Zimbabwe won the toss and elected to field. It was the first time on the tour that India came out to bat in the first innings of the match. The start wasn't good for the visitors as they lost three wickets before the Powerplay.

MS Dhoni struggled during his stay at the crease. However, once he was bowled, the bail flung towards his left eye. There were minor concerns, but he returned to the field in the second innings of the match.

Zimbabwe managed to bring the match down to the last over, with four runs needed off the last delivery.

India kept picking wickets at regular intervals to trouble the hosts in the low-scoring chase.

India's players pose with the Prayag Series Trophy after winning the third and final T20 cricket match in a series of three games between India and Zimbabwe in the Prayag Cup at Harare Sports Club, in Harare, on June 22 2016. / AFP PHOTO / Jekesai Njikizana