Australian wicketkeeper Josh Inglis has resumed batting in the nets. He rejoined the squad after fracturing a finger during the first ODI. The injury had sidelined him from training and playing. His recovery progress is being monitored for potential return to the Test series.
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West Indies defeated India in the fourth T20I to level the five-match series at 2-2. Shai Hope scored a century, while Alzarri Joseph took a five-wicket haul to secure the win. India's innings was anchored by Sanju Samson's rapid 56 runs from 23 balls. The decisive final match will now determine the series winner.
Cricketer Maddinson has spoken of feeling a 'huge relief' following his second outing in Durban. He acknowledged being aware of negative external commentary about his performance. Maddinson also stated he received supportive backing from his teammates. The player's remarks came after his second match in the series.
The Marylebone Cricket Club has removed the pitch used for a Test match at Lord's in June. The International Cricket Council gave the pitch a demerit point for being 'unsatisfactory'. The decision followed a match where 40 wickets fell across only 166 overs of play. The pitch was deemed to have offered excessive assistance to bowlers, compromising the balance between bat and ball.
India has opted to bowl first after winning the toss in the decisive T20I against West Indies. The Indian side remains unchanged from the previous match. West Indies made two alterations to their lineup, bringing in Jewel Andrew and Romario Shepherd. They replaced Kamil Pooran and Quentin Sampson in the starting eleven. The match will determine the winner of the series.
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