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'I believed in my hard work': Deepti Sharma ends 9-year wait for second ODI century against Zimbabwe

Smriti Mandhana praised Harmanpreet Kaur, Pratika Rawal and Deepti Sharma for helping India recover from 19/2 to post 328/6 against Zimbabwe. Harmanpreet scored 126 and Deepti remained unbeaten on 106 as India won by 121 runs to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the ODI series.

'Credit to Harman, Pratika and Deepti': Smriti Mandhana reacts as India seal ODI series against Zimbabwe

After Pratika Rawal made 61, Harmanpreet (126) and Deepti (106 not out) shared a record 153-run stand for the fifth wicket to power India to 328/6 after an early wobble. Zimbabwe made a spirited start in reply through Modester Mupachikwa (49) and Chipo Mugeri-Tiripano (46), but Vaishnavi’s spell in the middle overs triggered a collapse as the visitors were bowled out for 207 in 48.5 overs.

2nd women's ODI: Harmanpreet, Deepti, Vaishnavi star as India thrash Zimbabwe by 121 runs, take 2-0 series lead

Indian all-rounder Deepti Sharma etched her name into the record books after her fantastic century in the second women’s ODI against Zimbabwe at the BCA Stadium in Vadodara on Sunday.

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India all-rounder Deepti Sharma said she never stopped believing in her hard work during the nine-year-long wait for hitting a second ODI hundred, which finally ended when she scored an unbeaten 106 against Zimbabwe in the team's 121-run win in the second ODI.At the BCA Stadium on Sunday, Deepti’s unbeaten 86-ball knock helped India reach 328/6 and then get a series-clinching win with a game to spare. Deepti’s maiden ODI hundred had come in May 2017, an epic 188 off 160 balls against Ireland in South Africa.The gap between her two centuries in the format stretched to nine years and five months, or 3,450 days. "I tried a lot, but it took a lot of time to reach. But I believed in my hard work that I would reach (another century) sooner or later," Deepti was quoted as saying by ICC on Monday.Deepti, who struck 15 boundaries, found an able partner in former skipper Harmanpreet Kaur, as they put on 153 runs together for the fifth wicket. Deepti, who later picked a three-wicket haul with her off-spin, said building a partnership was uppermost in her mind, rather than the three-figure mark."I think more than 100 was in my mind. How can we build a partnership in that situation? That was the mindset. And obviously, 100 is special. It feels good to reach after such a long time. And I am grateful that I was able to achieve that on the ground of Baroda."Zimbabwe made a spirited effort in the chase before being bowled out for 207, and Deepti was generous in her praise of the visitors. "They played (well) in the first ODI as well. They have good batters in their team as well. We cannot say that they are a weak team or play differently. But they gave us a fight.""We knew that we could dismiss them given our bowling unit. That was the mindset. And I think all the bowlers did a good job. In fact, the whole team gave a good performance," she added. The third and final match of the series will be played in Vadodara on Wednesday.

'I believed in my hard work': Deepti Sharma ends 9-year wait for second ODI century

India captain Smriti Mandhana credited Harmanpreet Kaur, Pratika Rawal and Deepti Sharma for rescuing the side from 19/2 and setting up a 121-run win over Zimbabwe in the second women’s ODI here on Sunday, which handed India an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series.After Smriti and Shafali Verma fell inside the first three overs at the BCA Stadium, Harmanpreet and Pratika (61) added 124 runs for the third wicket before Harmanpreet (126) and Deepti (106 not out) put on a record 153-run stand for the fifth wicket to lift India to 328/6."Today’s biggest positive, from 19/2, to get 300-plus - credit to Harman, Pratika, and Deepti the way they batted. Was brilliant to watch," Smriti said in the post-match presentation.The India skipper reserved special praise for Deepti, who struck her second ODI hundred, and felt the all-rounder’s batting position often limited her opportunities to play long innings. "She (Deepti) has been batting brilliantly. Even in the ODI World Cup, she had a lot of match-winning knocks for us. Unfortunately, her number is such that she doesn’t get long overs, but really happy the way she went about it today and got her hundred."Smriti, who got her first ODI series win as India’s full-time captain, also lauded left-arm spinner Vaishnavi Sharma, who claimed her maiden four-wicket haul in international cricket, for her clever variations, and said the rest of the attack had played its part too. "Vaishnavi was brilliant, she was varying her pace and changing the angles. She knows her game very well which is always good to have as a captain. And the other bowlers chipped in as well."In white ball cricket, I think 4-5 overs is still a long spell considering the heat. Of course today it was not that hot. Otherwise as well, you don’t want the batters to get used to it. The kind of quality we have in our bowling line-up, they can come in and bowl in good areas any time. As a batter you don’t want bowlers changing," she said.She was also full of praise for Zimbabwe’s effort on the field in the afternoon heat. “Zimbabwe were brilliant in the field, and they stopped nearly 20-30 runs, especially in the point area. Brilliant to watch. I mean it’s really hot out there in the afternoon. "But the kind of trying and diving for every ball even in the 50th over. I don’t think they’ve dropped any catch in the last two series which is very nice. Good signs for women’s cricket in general," she added.Zimbabwe captain Josephine Nkomo, who left the field during India’s innings after a diving stop, admitted she was carrying a few niggles but was pleased with her bowler's improvement from the series opener."I’m a bit sore. Tonight, have a lot of work to do with the physio. Today we bowled well in the powerplay, some decent lines, way better than the last game. Our death bowling today was a bit spot on, which is a positive."She also felt her batters had let good starts go to waste, with Modester Mupachikwa (49) and Chipo Mugeri-Tiripano (46) both falling short of fifties."In the batting, we had starts, we just failed to convert. I thought we were a bit tentative when we got into the 40s, I felt they could have continued, turning those 40s into 50s and 50s into hundreds."On adjusting to the conditions, Josephine said the heat was not too different from what her side was used to back home and vowed that Zimbabwe would keep fighting in the final ODI, to be played on Wednesday."It was a bit hard at first (coping with the weather), but it’s not very different from Bulawayo at the moment. We don’t have anything to lose, and we should go on and fight till the last ball."

'Credit to Harman, Pratika and Deepti': Smriti Mandhana reacts as India seal ODI win

Harmanpreet Kaur and Deepti Sharma struck centuries before left-arm spinner Vaishnavi Sharma claimed her maiden four-wicket haul in international cricket as India beat Zimbabwe by 121 runs in the second women’s ODI here at the BCA Stadium on Sunday to seal the three-match series 2-0 with a game to spare.After Pratika Rawal made 61, Harmanpreet (126) and Deepti (106 not out) shared a record 153-run stand for the fifth wicket to power India to 328/6 after an early wobble. Zimbabwe made a spirited start in reply through Modester Mupachikwa (49) and Chipo Mugeri-Tiripano (46), but Vaishnavi’s spell in the middle overs triggered a collapse as the visitors were bowled out for 207 in 48.5 overs.Vaishnavi, who came into the playing eleven in place of the rested Kranti Gaud, ripped through the Zimbabwe line-up to finish with impressive figures of 4-39 from her 10 overs. Deepti then returned in the death overs to pick up 3-32 and round off a commanding all-round display. Apart from Vaishnavi and Deepti, Jintimani Kalita, Sayali Satghare and N Sree Charani picked a scalp each.After electing to bat first, India were off to a shaky start. Nomvelo Sibanda struck in the very first over when Smriti Mandhana went for an ill-judged pull off a short, wide delivery and was caught at short third. Sibanda claimed her second scalp when Shafali Verma (8) pulled one low towards midwicket, where Nyasha Gwanzura held a sharp catch inches off the ground, a decision upheld by the TV umpire.With India at 19/2, Harmanpreet and Pratika set about repairing the damage with a 124-run third-wicket partnership. Harmanpreet looked in control with her back-foot and off-side shots, while taking a liking to Sibanda and Tendai Makusha and finding the boundary ropes with a series of crisp drives and cuts. Pratika, who looked pristine, struck the first six of the match by lofting Makusha over long-on in the 10th over.The pair brought up India’s hundred in the 16th over, before Pratika completed her half-century off 57 balls and celebrated by stepping out to loft Loryn Phiri for a six straight down the ground. An over later, Harmanpreet reached her fifty off 51 deliveries.Zimbabwe’s fielding effort was also hit by injuries, with Mugeri-Tiripano hurting her right knee and captain Josephine Nkomo leaving the field after a diving stop. Nyasha finally broke the third-wicket stand in the 23rd over when Pratika, who was dropped on 59, swept straight into the hands of deep midwicket. She made 61 off 67 balls, laced with four boundaries and two sixes.Leg-spinner Olinder Chare struck in the next over, as Tejal Hasabnis (3) skied a slog-sweep to mid-on. Harmanpreet, who was dropped on 66 by Nkomo at short midwicket, and Deepti then steadied the innings.After Harmanpreet cut Nyasha for four, Deepti cashed in on some wayward bowling down the leg side, sweeping repeatedly to the fine-leg boundary while also cutting and pulling to race to 45 off 35 balls, with Harmanpreet unbeaten on 88 off as many balls at the second drinks break. Deepti then brought up her fifty off 37 balls in the 35th over by sweeping a Sibanda full toss past square leg.Harmanpreet, meanwhile, moved through the nineties with a classy drive through extra cover off Makusha before completing her century off 101 balls with a fine sweep off Beloved Biza in the 41st over. It was her eighth ODI hundred, but Harmanpreet kept her celebration low-key - settling for a handshake with Deepti as the Indian dressing room rose to applaud.Zimbabwe’s woes in the field continued, with Harmanpreet getting two more lives. Michelle Mavunga failed to hold on to a diving chance at long-on, while Nomvelo spilled a chance at backward point.The pair helped India race past 300 in the 46th over before Michelle finally ended Harmanpreet’s stay by luring her into a big hit with a slower, fuller delivery that was caught by at long-off. Harmanpreet, who hit 15 boundaries in her 121-ball 126, walked back to a standing ovation from her teammates.Her 153-run stand with Deepti is now India women’s highest partnership for the fifth wicket or lower in ODIs, eclipsing the 122-run association between Sneh Rana and Pooja Vastrakar against Pakistan in the 2022 ODI World Cup.Richa Ghosh (7) fell soon after, holing out to long-on off a Tendai full toss in the 48th over. Deepti, however, made sure India finished strongly. She reached her second ODI hundred off 83 balls – her first ton since 2017 - in the final over by sweeping Tendai between short fine leg and square leg, and remained unbeaten on 106 off 86 balls, laced with 15 boundaries.The sweep alone fetched her 36 runs, including eight boundaries. Deepti’s 83-ball century is the fifth fastest ton by an India women’s batter in ODIs, and she also became the first Indian woman to score a hundred at number six or lower, bettering Richa’s 94 coming against South Africa in the 2025 ODI World Cup in Visakhapatnam.Zimbabwe made a bright start to the chase as Modester cracked two boundaries off the first two balls from Sayali. The Indian seamers struggled with their lines early on as Modester continued to cash in on anything short or on the pads. But India struck through spin in the ninth over when Charani had Loryn Phiri (6) caught by short midwicket and end a 38-run opening stand.Chipo then took the attack to the spinners, hitting three fours in a Charani over. She added 69 for the second wicket with Modester before Sayali got a breakthrough in the 23rd over by castling her for 46 through the gate with one that nipped back in.Vaishnavi, who bowled slower through the air, then turned the game decisively in India’s favour. Switching to over the wicket, the left-arm spinner picked up her maiden ODI wicket when Modester fell one short of a fifty, as she sliced straight to backward point.Beloved Biza (34) tried to keep Zimbabwe in the hunt with some aggressive strokes against the spinners, but was trapped lbw by Vaishnavi after India successfully reviewed the decision. Vaishnavi then bowled Michelle Mavunga (3) with a classic flighted delivery that clipped the top of off-stump.Zimbabwe skipper Josephine Nkomo, who survived a dropped chance by wicketkeeper Richa Ghosh, was also undone by Vaishnavi’s flight and was trapped lbw for 20 with the DRS failing to save her.Nyasha Gwanzura briefly entertained with the first six of the Zimbabwe innings, but Deepti trapped her lbw, while having Nomvelo Sibanda edged the next ball to slip. Though Deepti missed out on a hat-trick, she returned to dismiss Tendai Makusha with a leading edge to backward point. Jintimani wrapped up the  innings in the 49th over and also got her first ODI wicket when Chiedza Dhururu chipped straight to cover,  as India got another comprehensive win.Brief Scores: India 328/6 in 50 overs (Harmanpreet Kaur 126, Deepti Sharma 106 not out; Nomvelo Sibanda 2-38, Nyasha Gwanzura 1-43) beat Zimbabwe 207 all out in 48.5 overs (Modester Mupachikwa 49, Chipo Mugari-Tiripano 46; Vaishnavi Sharma 4-39, Deepti Sharma 3-32) by 121 runs.

2nd women's ODI: India thrash Zimbabwe by 121 runs, take 2-0 series lead

All-rounder Deepti Sharma etched her name into the record books on Sunday with a commanding unbeaten 106 off 86 balls in the second women’s ODI against Zimbabwe at the BCA Stadium in Vadodara. Walking to the crease in the middle overs, Deepti produced a counter-attacking batting masterclass and became the first Indian woman to score a One-Day International (ODI) century batting at No. 6 or lower.  The 26-year-old Deepti surpassed Richa Ghosh's previous best of 94 against South Africa in Visakhapatnam during the 2025 ODI World Cup to completely alter the momentum of the innings. <a href="https://english.zeenews.com/sports/article-bwf-french-open-pv-sindhu-finishes-runner-up-after-losing-to-an-se-young-in-womens-singles-final-3160554">ALSO READ: BWF French Open: PV Sindhu finishes runner-up after losing to An Se Young in women’s singles final</a> India's Recovery After Early CollapseIndia recovered from an early collapse to post a formidable 328/6, with Deepti’s knock and captain Harmanpreet Kaur’s 126 off 121 balls forming the backbone of the innings.The pair of Deepti and Harmanpreet shared a 153-run stand (off 137 balls) for the fifth wicket - India's highest partnership for the fifth wicket or lower in women’s ODIs, bettering the 122-run association between Sneh Rana and Pooja Vastrakar against Pakistan at the 2022 World Cup.Recovery After Early SetbacksIndia slipped to 19/2 early on, with Smriti Mandhana dismissed for a duck. After further wickets, Deepti walked in at 148/4 in the 24th over. She and Harmanpreet steadied the ship before accelerating.Harmanpreet, dropped three times, reached her eighth ODI hundred - moving past Mithali Raj’s tally of seven to become India’s second-highest century-maker in the format behind Smriti Mandhana. She was eventually dismissed at 300.⁠Deepti finished the job. She began the 49th over on 97 and brought up her hundred two balls later with a boundary off Tendai Makusha, remaining unbeaten on 106 (15 fours). Her century came off just 83 balls, the fifth quickest by an Indian woman in ODIs.Quickest ODI 100s for IND-W (by balls)50 - Smriti Mandhana vs AUS, Delhi 2025 70 - Smriti Mandhana vs IRE, Rajkot, 2025 77 - Smriti Mandhana vs AUS, Mullanpur, 2025 82 - Harmanpreet Kaur vs ENG, Chester-le-Street, 2025 83 - Deepti Sharma vs ZIM, Vadodara, 2026*Significance Of MilestoneFor a team that has historically relied heavily on its top order, Deepti’s hundred from No. 6 underscores growing middle-order depth.It was her second ODI century overall - her first came back in 2017 with an explosive 188 against Ireland as part of a then-world-record 320-run opening stand with Punam Raut.As a reliable left-handed batter and right-arm off-spinner, she has long been one of India's most dependable all-rounders.

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