Watch: Abhishek Sharma’s heated reaction after dismissal in IND vs WI 4th T20I
Watch Abhishek Sharma’s heated reaction after his dismissal in IND vs WI 4th T20I. See how he walked off, what happened at the crease and how India started the chase against West Indies

Abhishek Sharma wasn’t happy after his dismissal during the fourth T20I of the series against West Indies at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad as the hosts were after a massive chase of 248 runs. A few words were exchanged with the Indian opener, who wasn’t happy with the entire process.
Abhishek had a tough time in the middle, during the knock of 29 runs off 24 balls. Meanwhile, the hosts, put in to bat first, posted a huge score of 247/3 in their allotted 20 overs, thanks to their captain Shai Hope’s superb knock of unbeaten 102 runs off 50 deliveries.
Abhishek Sharma frustrated at the crease as dismissal ends his innings
On the very first ball of the 12th over of the second innings, Abhishek carved the short and wide delivery from the left-arm spinner, Gudakesh Motie, and timed it over the point region and got a boundary for himself and the team, which they needed them the most.
Watch the moment here-
After a dot delivery on the very next delivery, he looked to go big but failed to get the potential elevation and picked out the fielder at the wide long-off region. The southpaw was visibly frustrated with himself as he walked back. However, Roston Chase had a few words for him and pointed towards the pavilion.
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Abhishek responded, but the exchange didn’t cross the line as his poor knock at the IPL home venue ended with 29 runs off 24 balls with three boundaries and one six.
How India started the massive chase vs West Indies
Earlier in the game, the West Indies posted a massive score of 247 runs for the loss of three wickets in their allotted 20 overs as their opener and captain, Shai Hope, remained undefeated on 102 runs off 50 balls at a strike rate of 204 with four boundaries and nine sixes, while Sherfane Rutherford remained unbeaten on 49 runs.
India, despite making a strong start in the chase, were restricted to 223 runs and lost the contest by 24 runs. Apart from Sanju Samson’s 56 runs off 23 balls, most of the batters struggled and failed to convert their start into the big scores. The series is now levelled at 2-2 before the fifth clash in Bengaluru.
Brief Scores: West Indies 247/3 (Shai Hope 102*, Prince Yadav 1/36) beat India 223 (Sanju Samson 56, Keemo Paul 5/41) by 24 runs.
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