Teenage cricket sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi scored his second half century in four days for India, who beat Zimbabwe by 35 runs on Sunday for a 3-0 Twenty20 international series sweep.
India won the toss and posted 192-5 at Harare Sports Club, led by a quickfire 81 from Sooryavanshi.
He faced 49 balls and his innings included four sixes and eight fours.
Zimbabwe, 10 places below second-placed India in the world T20I rankings, reached 157-7 in reply thanks mainly to an unbeaten 54 from lower-order batter Ryan Burl.
Victory marked an Indian turnaround after a 2-0 T20I series loss in Ireland, then a 4-0 drubbing in England.
It was the second straight series loss for Zimbabwe after going down 2-1 to Bangladesh.
At 15, Sooryavanshi is the youngest cricketer to represent India.
He has sparkled in southern Africa after debuting in the England series and amassing 42 runs over three innings.
