India takes the lead by defeating the home team, Australia, in the 4th match (AUS vs IND 4th T20I) of the 5-match T20I series. Australia bowled according to their plan, but it was their batting department that let them down—let them down in a poor manner.
India and Australia faced each other today in the fourth T20I of the five-match series at the Carrara Oval in Queensland. Both teams have won one game each so far, and the series is on the line. However, Australia are missing their key player, Travis Head, in this match. Here’s why.
Watch the video where the right-arm pacer of the Indian side, Shivam Dube, picked up the massive wicket of Tim David during the 4th T20I against Australia at the Carra Oval in Gold Coast.
New Zealand face West Indies in the second T20I at Eden Park, Auckland. The visitors lead 1-0 and aim to extend their advantage in the five-match series.
Watch the video where the left-arm spinner of the Indian side, Axar Patel, drew first blood with the wicket of Australia's opener, Matthew Short, during the fourth T20I against India at Gold Coast.
India and Australia clash in the 4th T20I at Carrara Oval, Queensland, with the five-match series finely balanced at 1-1 after thrilling performances from both sides.
While India A were under pressure from the morning session of the opening day against South Africa A in the second unofficial Test, Dhruv Jurel has rescued the team with a brilliant century.
Tim David’s obscene gesture after taking Suryakumar Yadav’s catch shocked fans and was widely criticized as disrespectful and unsportsmanlike.
Australia skipper Mitchell Marsh introduced the right bowler against Shivam Dube. For the Australia vs India 4th T20I (AUS vs IND 4th T20I), the Indian team management sent Dube out in the park as the number 3 batter, which was his unusual position.
Ahmedabad’s Narendra Modi Stadium is set to host the ICC T20 World Cup 2026 final, with India and Sri Lanka jointly organizing the tournament across selected venues.
It is not my job to announce the winner
Rohit Sharma on being asked if England were rightly awarded the World Cup title in 2019
