
West Indies won the toss in Bengaluru and chose to bowl, but persistent rain delayed the start of the fifth T20I at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium.
When play finally resumed, India were 108 for 4 with Naman Dhir and Tilak Varma at the crease after Sanju Samson fell to Shamar Springer’s delivery. Bhuvneshwar Kumar made his comeback to the side, and Shreyas Iyer led the side as captain.
The match was set for a shortened nine‑over per side format with a 2.4‑over Powerplay, and officials were monitoring the weather for a possible further reduction. India were looking to extend their unbeaten home series streak, while West Indies aimed to become the first side since 2019 to hand India a bilateral series loss on home soil.

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