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India’s T20I series against West Indies remains wide open after a dramatic fourth match in Hyderabad, where Arshdeep Singh suffered a painful shoulder injury from a high-speed delivery by Shamar Joseph in the final over. The left-arm pacer was struck by a short-pitched ball while chasing 35 runs with one wicket in hand, forcing him to retire amid noticeable discomfort.
Despite the setback, India captain Sanju Samson emphasized the team’s determination ahead of the decider, calling the side ‘charged up’ for the final match in Bengaluru. The series now stands at 2-2, with West Indies having fought back strongly after India’s early lead.
Samson expressed hope for Arshdeep’s swift recovery while acknowledging the visitors’ resilience in dominating two games on Indian soil. The fifth and final T20I will determine the series winner, with Arshdeep’s availability adding an extra layer of uncertainty for India’s bowling attack.
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