West Indies defeated India by 24 runs in the 4th T20I held in Hyderabad. Captain Shreyas Iyer blamed the bowlers' poor execution for the defeat.
Indian captain Shreyas Iyer expressed his disappointment after the match. He directly blamed the bowlers for the defeat.
According to Iyer, the bowlers did not execute their line and length correctly. This allowed the West Indies to post a massive score.
Captain Shai Hope batted explosively for the West Indies. He played an innings of 102 runs in just 50 balls.
Sherfane Rutherford also supported the team by scoring 49 runs off 26 balls. These innings helped West Indies build a strong position.
While chasing a massive target of 250 runs, Iyer liked the team's approach. He said the team followed a specific pattern during the chase.
Iyer believed that Abhishek Sharma not being on strike initially did not affect the start. The team was still scoring at a rate of 12 runs per over.
The pitch was slightly slow during the match, and extra bounce was seen in the middle overs. The ball was stopping, causing trouble for the batsmen.
Iyer praised the opposition, saying they used the field well. The execution of the West Indies bowlers was perfect.
Iyer's intention for the decisive fifth match of the series is clear. He said the team's approach and attitude will remain the same.
The captain spoke about entering the field with a fresh mindset. He expressed hope that the fifth match will be very interesting.
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