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Modi congratulates team India for winning against Zimbabwe

| | Mar 14, 2015, at 09:27 pm
Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka, Mar 14 (IBNS) Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is currently visiting Sri Lanka, on Saturday congratulated the Indian team for its dramatic win against Zimbabwe in the World Cup match.

The PM, however, was unable to watch the match owing to his busy schedule in the island country.

"Couldn't catch up on the match but heard about the stellar performance by Team India against Zimbabwe. Congrats!," Modi tweeted.

A sparkling ton by Suresh Raina and captain's knock of 85 by Mahendra Singh Dhoni steered India to a six wicket victory against Zimbabwe at the Eden Park on Saturday.

Producing a magnificent display of comeback from the brink of the pit, the Raina-Dhoni pair rattled up 196 runs between them in the fifth wicket partnership and reached the target of 288 with eight balls to spare.

With this victory India topped the pool B winning all the six matches. They will now play their quarter final match against Bangladesh on March 19.

Raina's gusty 110 off 104 balls comprised four over boundaries and nine boundaries. He was declared man of the match.

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