India could also recall left-arm pacer Ashok Sharma, who missed the second T20I after featuring in the series opener. With Prince's availability in doubt, Ashok appears the most straightforward replacement if the team opts for a like-for-like change.
ZIMBABWE WHITEWASH ON CARDS
Although India have dominated the series, there is still a notable milestone up for grabs. The visitors have not whitewashed Zimbabwe in a bilateral T20I series since their 2-0 triumph during the 2010 tour. Completing a 3-0 sweep would underline the gulf between the two sides and cap an impressive turnaround after the disappointments in the UK.
The batting unit has looked increasingly settled as the series has progressed. Ishan Kishan's fluent return to form, Tilak Varma's consistency in the middle order and the fearless approach of teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi have provided India with plenty of positives. While Abhishek Sharma has struggled for runs, his three-wicket spell in the second T20I demonstrated the value he brings to the team.



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