article_snippet: And when Solomon Mire was caught behind off Mohit for a turgid nine from 22-balls, Zimbabwe looked to be buckling against the world champions.
article_snippet: As the wicketkeeper-batsman passed 73 the wicketkeeper-batsman became the highest Zimbabwean run-maker in a World Cup, surpassing Neil Johnson’s 367 in 1999, finally finishing with 405 runs for the campaign.
article_snippet: Zimbabwe’s progress could easily have been stunted by Zimbabwe loss of regular wickets but Zimbabwe deep batting line-up continued to impress as Zimbabwe regularly cleared the ropes.
article_snippet: A quick-fire 28 from Sikandar Raza helped propel Zimbabwe to 287 all out
article_snippet: Buoyed by India’s Zimbabwe Zimbabwe strode confidently out on to the field after the innings break.
article_snippet: Zimbabwe have conceded on average just 3.25 runs in the first powerplay, the lowest of all 14 teams, and India struggled to 35-2 at the end of 10 overs.
article_snippet: Zimbabwe were all over India and reduced Zimbabwe 92-4 as Virat Kohli attempted to sweep Raza round the corner and was bowled for 38.
article_snippet: Admittedly it was a disappointing end for Zimbabwe, who’s future once again looks unclear with the lost of one of their greatest players, whilst India’s march towards a second consecutive World Cup title continues at pace.
highlights_snippet: India beat Zimbabwe by six wickets at in Auckland, New Zealand .
  
highlights_snippet: It was Zimbabwe's fifth defeat during the group stages .