Highlights from the third one-day international between India and Zimbabwe: On Monday, India defeated Zimbabwe by 13 runs to win the series 3-0. Shubman Gill (130) led India to 289/8 with a century full of strokes. Sikandar Raza's magnificent 95-ball 115 helped Zimbabwe's innings reach 276 in 49.3 overs in response.

About Shubman Gill "Simply put, I was attempting to lower my dot ball percentage. I made an effort to fill the gaps as much as I could. There were a few bowlers bowling well when I arrived. It was essential to complete that. We knew we could launch an attack after we had established down. The bat was not too bad. I altered it once I turned 50 because I wanted to keep it. Definitely unique (on hitting his maiden international ton). It feels amazing to be a part of this team, and the players are all excellent. When you are with the same group, it feels fantastic. My primary coach has always been my father. I dedicate this to him since I received education after I was forced to leave the second ODI."

As Zimbabwe inched closer, Raza blasted a six over the covers to start a 12-run 46th over, and in the following over, he reached his century. With his slower ones, Thakur let up just seven off the 47th over, bringing the total to 33 off 18. When Raza was given the opportunity to bowl in the following over, he scooped Avesh wide of short fine leg for four and then crushed him over the covers the following ball for another six. A runaway inside edge from Evans' bat raised Zimbabwe's hopes even higher, reducing the equation to 17 off 13. The game was all but over when Raza was dismissed in the following over after Avesh trapped Evans leg before wicket.

Off the following ball, he continued to unleash his thunderous drives and pulls as he bowed down toward the dressing room to celebrate reaching his century off just 82 balls. When he was dropped at short fine leg on 110, the exciting 46th over gave him a life. Sanju Samson then hit two consecutive sixes before holing out to deep square leg.

Evans was a major factor in Zimbabwe's comeback in the final two overs. He finished with his first ODI five-for, to the cheers of his father and former Zimbabwe all-rounder Craig Evans, who were watching from the stands. In the final over, he had Gill caught at long-off for 130 and Thakur misplay a slower ball to mid-off while only giving away seven more runs.