fifth T20I: Shreyas Iyer, Axar Patel and Kuldeep Yadav starred to assist India decimate West Indies by 88 runs within the fifth T20I and win the sequence 4-1 in Lauderhill.
fifth T20I: Shreyas, Axar and Kuldeep star as India decimate West Indies to win sequence 4-1 (AP Photo)
HIGHLIGHTSIndia hammered West Indies by 88 runs within the fifth T20IIndia received the five-match T20I sequence 4-1 in LauderhillRavi Bishnoi, Axar Patel and Shreyas Iyer starred for India
India’s spin trio of Axar Patel, Kuldeep Yadav and Ravi Bishnoi spun an online because the vacationers hammered a clueless West Indies by 88 runs within the fifth T20I to win the five-match T20I sequence 4-1 on Sunday.
Axar Patel, Kuldeep Yadav and Ravi Bishnoi dominated the roost with the ball and the West Indian batters had no response to their intelligent variations. Barring Shimron Hetmyer’s preventing knock, it was a meek give up from the opposite batters.
West Indies vs India, fifth T20I Highlights
After opting to bat first, the Indian workforce posted a commanding whole of 188 for seven towards the West Indies within the fifth T20 International, in Lauderhill.
All 10 wickets to spinners as India thump West Indies
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Stand-in skipper Hardik Pandya (28 off 16 balls) performed a pleasant little cameo to beef up the rating in the long run with 18 runs coming off the penultimate over bowled by Jason Holder. Due to lightning within the neighborhood of the stadium, the match was halted for quarter-hour after 14.3 overs, when India was properly positioned at 135 for 3.
Iyer carried out admirably in an unfamiliar place as an opener but additionally received his little ‘battle inside battle’ with Deepak Hooda (38 off 25 balls), who was equally spectacular throughout his keep on the crease.
The Iyer-Hooda pair added 76 runs in solely 7.1 overs and their partnership was nothing in need of breathtaking with as many as 4 sixes (two every) hit between them aside from a flurry of fours.
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