India vs West Indies 4th T20I Winner And Toss Prediction: Who Will Win Today’s Match? Check Captain, Vice-Captain Choices And More

India will look to strengthen their grip on the five-match T20I series when they face the West Indies in the fourth encounter in Hyderabad on Wednesday. Leading 2-1 after an exciting third-match victory, the hosts have an opportunity to wrap up the series with a game to spare. The visitors, however, will be eager to bounce back, level the scoreline and take the contest into a winner-takes-all final match. With both teams having displayed their batting firepower, another high-scoring clash could be on the cards.

India secured a hard-fought 14-run win in the third T20I after posting an imposing 223/10. Abhishek Sharma led the charge with an explosive 69 off just 30 deliveries, while Ishan Kishan contributed 37 from 18 balls and Tilak Varma added 28 off 16. The West Indies responded with a determined chase, as Shimron Hetmyer scored 43, Kamil Pooran made 42 and Sherfane Rutherford and Shamar Springer provided useful contributions. However, Arshdeep Singh’s three-wicket haul, supported by Naman Dhir’s two scalps, helped India restrict the visitors to 209/7. India will aim to maintain that momentum, while the Caribbean side will need a stronger all-round performance to keep the series alive.

India vs West Indies 4th T20I: Match Date, Start Time and Venue

Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium Pitch Report

The Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium in Hyderabad has traditionally been a high-scoring venue, with its even bounce and good carry allowing batters to play their shots with confidence. The average T20I innings score at the ground is around 208, while India’s record total of 297/6 against Bangladesh further highlights its run-making potential. However, the surface has reportedly been relaid for this fixture, which could make conditions slightly less predictable than usual. Pacers may find some movement early on, but batters are likely to enjoy the conditions once the ball comes onto the bat, while spinners will need to maintain tight lines and lengths on a quick outfield.