

India and the West Indies face off in the fourth T20I at Hyderabad’s Uppal Stadium, with the series finely poised at 2–1 in India’s favour. India captain Shreyas Iyer won the toss and elected to bowl first, leaving the West Indies to bat. Iyer said India would field an unchanged playing XI, while West Indies captain Shai Hope confirmed two changes to his side. India will look to win the match and seal the series, while the visitors aim to post a challenging total and keep the contest alive.
All eyes will be on Telugu players Tilak Varma and Nitish Kumar Reddy, particularly Tilak, who will be playing at his home ground. India’s batting lineup has raised expectations of another big score, having smashed 297 against Bangladesh in a previous T20I. However, Roston Chase has dismissed Abhishek Sharma in each of the last two matches, making him a key threat. For the West Indies, captain Shai Hope has been among the leading run-scorers, while Sherfane Rutherford’s aggressive form adds strength to their batting. Known for producing high-scoring contests, Uppal Stadium could once again witness a run fest.




















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