IND vs ZIM — Why did Prince Yadav go off the field during 2nd T20I?

Samira Vishwas

Tezzbuzz|25-07-2026

India suffered an injury blow during the second T20I against Zimbabwe in Harare on Saturday as Prince Yadav hobbled off the field with an injury.

In his second over of the innings, seventh for India, the pacer pulled up in the run up for the third delivery of the over. Visuals from the official broadcast hinted that he had pulled his hamstring.

Just one delivery earlier, he had nabbed Zimbabwe captain Sikandar Raza caught behind. He did not return to the field after that and finished with two for 10.

Prince had only recently made his T20I debut and Saturday’s contest was just his sixth game. After his two wickets in the second match, Prince now has nine wickets in the shortest format.

India beat Zimbabwe by 90 runs and clinched the series with one game to spare. Yash Thakur picked two wickets, Abhishek Sharma got three as the home side was bundled out for 129 in the 18th over.

Published on Jul 25, 2026

Prince had only recently made his T20I debut and Saturday’s contest was just his sixth game. After his two wickets in the second match, Prince now has nine wickets in the shortest format.

India beat Zimbabwe by 90 runs and clinched the series with one game to spare. Yash Thakur picked two wickets, Abhishek Sharma got three as the home side was bundled out for 129 in the 18th over.

Published on Jul 25, 2026

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