Shreyas Iyer, after winning the toss, opted to bowl first, as the Men in Blue side made two changes, bringing in Sanju Samson and Suryansh Shedge for Vaibhav Sooryavanshi and Washington Sundar. England made just one change as they brought back Liam Dawson for Rehan Ahmed.
Jos Buttler brought up his hundred off 51 balls as he went back after playing a sensational knock of 131 runs off 64 deliveries, smashing 12 fours and 8 sixes in the match. Brook finished off with the score of 95 runs off 45 deliveries, smacking four boundaries and 8 sixes as they posted the highest ever total of 257/3 against India in T20Is.
India falls short in chasing 258
Ishan Kishan and Shreyas Iyer then stitched a 55-run partnership off 30 deliveries. The India captain was out on 28 runs off 16 deliveries. Kishan brought up his in 27 balls, and the Southpaw was back after 56 runs.
"We had a lot of fun"- Harry Brook after winning 4-0 against India
Harry Brook stated, "We had a lot of fun. Ran well, hit boundaries and complemented each other. We were just trying to get ourselves to get in the best position we could. Cricket is a simple game we complicate. Just watched the ball and played the best shot for it. I'm striking the ball nicely."
"You've to create pace on the ball while hitting spill. We have spinners with nous and have the ability to make batters think. We've bowled a lot of spin and they've been exceptional. We've communicated really well in the last 12 months and we've executed things really well."
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