Harmanpreet and Deepti hit centuries as India seal series over Zimbabwe

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India secured the series with a 121-run win over Zimbabwe in a women's one-day international. Centuries from captain Harmanpreet Kaur and Deepti Sharma powered the Indian batting effort. Vaishnavi Sharma, playing only her second ODI, impressed with the ball and claimed four wickets. Her spell played a key role in restricting Zimbabwe, who were beaten by 121 runs.

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