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Ishan Kishan delivered a blistering performance in the truncated fifth and final T20I against the West Indies, smashing 30 runs off just 10 balls—including three boundaries and two sixes—before rain halted play in Bengaluru. His explosive innings helped India reach 118/5 in 7.4 overs, showcasing his ability to dominate bowlers with aggressive strokeplay, particularly on the leg side.
The match ended in a no-result, concluding the five-game series in a 2-2 draw as both teams shared the trophy on October 17.
Former India batter Mohammad Kaif drew parallels between Kishan’s technique and Virat Kohli’s, praising his improved ability to convert tight deliveries into sixes using a flick of the wrist. Kaif noted Kishan’s growth over the past two years, highlighting his knack for stepping up in high-pressure situations, such as the decider against Pakistan and the T20 World Cup final.
The wicketkeeper-batter’s return to the national team in 2026, after a two-year absence, has further solidified his reputation as a match-winner in limited-overs cricket.
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