ZIM vs IND 2026: 3 players making a comeback to India's squad
India have made a few notable changes to their squad for the upcoming five-match T20I series against Zimbabwe. After suffering back-to-back series defeats against Ireland and England, the Men in Blue will be eager to bounce back and return to winning ways.
The selectors have recalled a few familiar faces in a bid to add more depth and firepower to the squad. While some have earned their place through consistent performances in the IPL, others are returning after injury layoffs or time away from the national setup.
Prabhsimran Singh has earned a return to the Indian squad after nearly three years. The wicketkeeper-batter last represented India during the 2023 Asian Games but has forced his way back with impressive performances in the IPL.
The Punjab Kings opener enjoyed two productive seasons, scoring 579 runs in IPL 2025 before backing it up with 510 runs in 14 matches in IPL 2026. He averaged 42.50 while striking at an outstanding 168.87, consistently providing explosive starts at the top of the order.
Although Ishan Kishan is expected to be India's first-choice wicketkeeper, Prabhsimran's attacking batting style gives the team another aggressive option and quality backup behind the stumps.
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