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Shreyas Critical of Bowling After India-WI T20I Series Ends 2-2

India’s five-match T20I series against the West Indies concluded in a 2-2 draw after the final match was abandoned due to rain, leaving captain Shreyas Iyer frustrated with his team’s bowling performances in two of their losses. Iyer acknowledged the West Indies’ strong batting throughout the series, particularly their captain Shai Hope, and suggested that improved bowling in the second and fourth games could have altered the outcome.

Meanwhile, Iyer reassured bench player Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, who sat out the series, that consistency in his approach would earn him future opportunities, given India’s strong opening partnership.

The West Indies’ captain, Shai Hope, praised his team’s resilience and progress, noting they came close to winning the series in India for the first time in over two decades. Hope emphasized the importance of self-belief and preparation, even during lean periods.

India will now shift focus to their upcoming five-match T20I series against New Zealand, which begins on October 22 in Christchurch, after traveling to the country on Sunday.

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