West Indies national cricket team delivered a commanding batting performance in the fourth T20I against India national cricket team, piling up 247/3 in 20 overs at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad on Wednesday. After India elected to bowl first, the visitors made full use of the batting-friendly conditions, with opener Shai Hope leading the charge with a brilliant century to put his side in a strong position.
Shai Hope Smashes Second T20I Century Against India With Explosive Knock in Hyderabad
West Indies captain Shai Hope delivered a spectacular performance in the fourth T20I against India, smashing an unbeaten 102 off just 50 balls at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad on Wednesday. His innings, featuring four boundaries and nine sixes, helped the visitors post a daunting 247/3 after India chose to bowl first. Hope brought up his century on the final delivery of the innings, capping off a commanding display at the top of the order.
Hope also reached a significant career milestone during his knock, becoming the fourth West Indies batter to cross 2,000 runs in T20 internationals. He achieved the landmark with his 98th run of the innings, joining Rovman Powell, Nicholas Pooran and Brandon King on the list. Powell leads the group with 2,400 runs, followed by Pooran with 2,275 and King with 2,028. Hope’s latest hundred further strengthened his record as one of the Caribbean side’s most influential batters in the shortest format.
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