Verified result · 28 October 2026
Yesterday’s India result: 28 October 2026
India Women won the third ODI against Zimbabwe Women by eight wickets in Vadodara on 28 October 2026. This is the previous-day result for the 29 October update, not a rolling list of every match worldwide.
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Match schedule & results
IST · UTC+05:30India Women vs Zimbabwe Women
BCA Stadium, Vadodara
India Women won by 8 wickets · 133/2 (17.0) vs 131 (39.5)
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At a glance
- Winner
- India Women
- Margin
- 8 wickets
- India
- 133/2 · 17.0 overs
- Zimbabwe
- 131 all out · 39.5 overs
The result in brief
Zimbabwe chose to bat and were dismissed for 131. India reached 133 for two after 17 overs. The BCCI names Vaishnavi Sharma, who took five wickets, as Player of the Match and Pratika Rawal as Player of the Series. The official match centre is linked below for the scorecard.
Which date does “yesterday” mean?
This result is pinned to 28 October 2026 in India Standard Time. It was checked on 29 October. If you are visiting on a later date, read it as an archived result; the date is not automatically moved forward. Coverage is selective, so a missing match does not mean no cricket was played.
Read the score correctly
133/2 means 133 runs for two wickets. In cricket notation, 39.5 overs means 39 completed overs and five legal balls, not 39.5 decimal overs. The winning margin here is wickets, because India completed a successful chase.
Common questions
Who won the India Women–Zimbabwe Women match on 28 October?
India Women won the third ODI by eight wickets at BCA Stadium in Vadodara.
Does this page refresh results automatically?
No. It is a dated, verified result snapshot. Use the official match centre for the source record.
Sources & updates
Official references checked on 29 October 2026. Later selections, rescheduling and corrections may change these records.
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