Zimbabwe's batsman Elton Chigumbura hits the ball during the first T20 cricket match in a series of three games between India and hosts Zimbabwe in the Prayag Cup at Harare Sports Club in Zimbabwe on June 18, 2016. PHOTO: AFP
Zimbabwe's batting had been dismal in the ODIs, when they failed to score more than 168, but on Saturday they appeared to rediscover their joy for the game and posted 170 for six on the back of Elton Chigumbura's unbeaten 54.
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Manish Pandey led India's reply with his 48, but Zimbabwe chipped away at the visitors to restrict them to 168 for six and win by two runs.
The second game in the three-match series takes place at the same venue on Monday.
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