India captured the T20 series 4-1
Reflexes
- India won the 5-match T20I series 4-1
- The West Indies were grouped by 100 in the last match.
- Spinners Bishnoi, Kuldeep and Axar took all 10 wickets for India
IND vs. WI: With this, India’s tour of the West Indies has come to an end and the final match of the five-match T20 series was also won by India by 88 runs. With this, Team India has also captured the series 4-1. This was India’s eighth consecutive series (all three formats) won under the captaincy of regular skipper Rohit Sharma. However, here he was resting in the fifth match and Hardik Pandya was the captain in this match. Previously, India had captured the ODI series 3-0 under the captaincy of Shikhar Dhawan. Spinners took all 10 wickets in this match for India. Ravi Bishnoi took 4 and Kuldeep Yadav and Axar Patel took 3-3 wickets.
If we talk about this match, India won the toss and batted first and scored 188 runs for the loss of seven wickets thanks to Shreyas Iyer’s 64 runs. The Indian team, which has already won the series, has rested four experienced players, captain Rohit Sharma, Rishabh Pant, Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Suryakumar Yadav. Ishan Kishan, Kuldeep Yadav, Pandya and Shreyas returned in the playing XI. Pandya, who is taking over the team from regular captain Rohit, won the toss and decided to bat.
Shreyas broke eight fours and two sixes in his 40-ball 64 innings, along with starter Ishan Kishan (11 runs on 13 balls), 38 for the first wicket and Deepak Hooda for the second wicket in just 7.1 overs. 76 careers in society. Hooda scored 38 runs in his 25-ball innings with the help of three fours and two sixes. Captain Hardik scored 28 runs on 16 balls with the help of two fours and two sixes before being eliminated in the final over. For the West Indies, Odion Smith took three wickets for 33 runs in four overs. In the match, once again, the new duo opened the tickets for the Indian team, but Ishaan failed to capitalize on the opportunity given to him in the team.
When Shreyas Iyer and Hooda were batting, the team seemed to be heading toward 200 runs or more. In over 14 of the match, the match had to be stopped for 15 minutes due to lightning. The Indian team was in a better position at 135 for three at the moment, but in the last few overs, the team was unable to score as quickly as expected. Sanju Samson (15 runs) once again failed to take advantage of the opportunity, while Dinesh Karthik (12 runs) failed to fill the role of finisher for the second match in a row.
Akshar shook the foundations of the West Indies
Following this, Axar Patel opened bowling for India and Jason Holder bowed out without opening the account on the third ball of the first over. Following this, in the powerplay, he also fired Shamar Brooks and Devon Thomas and hit the West Indies three for 33 runs in 5 overs. After this, captain Nicholas Pooran also became a victim of Kuldeep Yadav scoring only 3 runs. Following this, Bishnoi created a threat for the hosts by sacking Rovman Powell and Keemo Paul in the same over. Kuldeep again nearly fixed India’s win by taking two wickets in a row. Bishnoi took 4 wickets for 16 runs as the West Indies team dropped to 100 runs in 15.4 overs.
