4. T20i: All-Round India Thrash England to Seal Series | Cricket News

New Delhi: Hardik Pandya and Shivam Dube Commander Fifties was followed by an all-round effort from Bowlers as India left England with 15 races in the fourth T20i in Pune to take an useless 3-1 lead in five-match series on Friday.
The exciting T20i meeting saw India’s tough Rana, who debuted as a concussion, and secured impressive figures of 3 for 33, which helped India get the series.

India initially struggled at 79 for 5 before Hardik and left-handed dough Shivam formed a crucial 87-driven partnership for the sixth wicket and took the team to 181 for 9 after being asked to beat first.
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Bowlers then bowed England off 166, with Rana and Spinner Ravi Bishnoi claiming three wickets each.
The victory also expanded India’s remarkable undefeated T20i series streak at home to 17 since 2019.

Rana’s Substitution for Dube, affected by the helmet by Jamie Overton’s delivery in the penultimate over, triggered debate among commentators. The replacement raised the eyebrows as Dube was a batting allrounder.
Rana had an immediate influence by capturing England’s captain Jos Buttler on Short Third Man off Bishnois Bowling. Then he claimed his first T20i wicket by rejecting Liam Livingstone, followed by Jacob Bethels wicket.
Phil Salt and Ben Duckkett started strong with a 62-race opening partnership in 36 balls, but their redundancies changed speed against India.
Harry Brooks Quick-Fire 51 from 26 balls briefly revived England’s chances, but his dismissal of Chakravarthy, who took another wicket at the same thing, turned the fight in the advantage of India.
England’s batting ten collapsed against India’s spinners and Rana, where the team was dismissed in 19.4 Overs.
In the first place, England’s Saqib Mahmood, who replaced Mark Wood, made an immediate influence by rejecting Sanju Samson for 12 with his first delivery.
Mahmood then removed Tilak Varma and Indian Captain Suryakumar Yadav for a duck, which created early pressure on India.
Rinku Singh scored 30 and Abhishek Sharma contributed 29 races in a counter -attacking partnership before Adil Rashid dismissed Abhishek.
After Brydon Carse dismissed Rinku, Pandya and Dube, who survived an early fall of Jos Buttler, launched a strong counter -attack.

Pandya’s aggressive laps included four borders and four sixes in his 30 ball stay before Jamie Overton rejected him. Dube was run out onto the final delivery.
The series ends with the last match of Mumbai on Sunday.