India vs england 4th t20 live score updates: The fourth match of the five -match T20 series between India and England was played on Saturday (31 January) at the Maharashtra Cricket Association (MCA) Stadium in Pune. In the match, the Indian team won by 15 runs and took an unassailable 3–1 lead in the series. The last match of the series will be played on 2 February (Sunday) at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. In the victory of the Indian team, the conversion substitute Harshit Rana and spinner Ravi Bishnoi played an important role. Both took three wickets. Harshit had come to play for India for the first time in T20 International. If seen, the Indian team has not lost any bilateral T20 series on their home ground in the last six years. His last defeat was against Australia in February 2019. Since then, in 17 series, India won 15 and two draws.
Brook scored the most runs for England
England started a great start, chasing the target of 182 runs. He scored 60 runs in the powerplay. On the last ball of Powerplay, Ravi Bishnoi drove Ben Docket (39). Then Akshar Patel sent Phil Salt (23) and Bishnoi sent Jose Butler (2) to the pavilion. After this, the conversion substitute Harshit Rana gave India a fourth success by dismissing Liam Livingstone (9).
However, Harry Brook stunned at the crease and tried to thrill in the match by playing a half -century innings. Brook scored 51 runs off 26 balls, including five fours and two sixes. Mystery spinner Varun Chakraborty pushed England to the backfoot by dismissing Harry Brook and Bridan Cars (0) in a single over. Harshit Rana then walked Jacob Bethel (6) and Jamie Overton (19). While Ravi Bishnoi sent Jofra Archer (0) to the pavilion. England’s last wicket fell as Saqib Mahmud, who was dismissed by Arshdeep Singh.
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England’s innings scorecard: (166/10, 19.4 overs)
| Batsman | Wicket | Run |
| Ben docket | Catch Suryakumar, Bold Ravi Bishnoi | 39 |
| Phil salt | Bold Akshar Patel | 23 |
| Jose Butler | Catch Harshit Rana, Bold Ravi Bishnoi | 2 |
| Liam Livingstone | Catch Samson, Bold Harshit Rana | 9 |
| Harry Brook | Catch Arshadeep, Bold Varun Chakraborty | 51 |
| Bridan Cars | Catch Rinku, Bold Varun Chakraborty | 0 |
| Jacob Bethel | Catch Suryakumar, Bold Harshit Rana | 6 |
| Jofra Archer | Bold Ravi Bishnoi | 0 |
| Jamie oven | Bold Harshit Rana | 19 |
| Saqib Mahmud | Catch letter, bold Arshdeep Singh | 1 |
Wicket Fall: 62–1 (Ben Docket, 5.6 overs), 65-2 (Phil Salt, 6.5 overs), 67-3 (Jose Butler, 7.3 overs), 95-4 (Liam Livingstone, 11.2 over), 129-5 (Harry Brook . -10 (Saqib Mahmood, 19.4 overs)
Hardik and ‘Player of the Match’ Shivam scored half -century
After losing the toss, the Indian team came out to bat first and scored 181 runs for nine wickets. The Indian team started very poorly and in the second over, it made three shocks on the score of 12 runs. Fast bowler Saqib Mahmood dismissed Sanju Samson (2) on the first ball of that over. Sanju was dismissed on a short ball for the fourth time in this series. Sanju’s catch was caught by Bridan Cars. Saqib then sent information batsman Tilak Verma (0) on the next ball to the pavilion. On the last ball of the over, Mahmood also moved Indian captain Suryakumar Yadav (0).
After this, there was a 45 -run partnership for the fourth wicket between Abhishek Sharma and Rinku Singh. Both batsmen were set on the crease, but they could not make their score big. First Abhishek became a victim of spinner Adil Rashid on a personal score of 29 runs. Then Bridan Cars finished Rinku (30) innings. At the time of Rinku’s dismissal, India’s score was 79 runs for 5 wickets. From here, Hardik Pandya and Shivam Dubey jointly partnered 87 runs for the sixth wicket.
Hardik Pandya scored 53 runs off 30 balls, including four fours and as many sixes. Hardik was caught by Jose Butler on the ball of Jamie overton in the process of putting a big shot. Shortly after Hardik’s dismissal, Shivam Dubey completed his fifty by hitting two consecutive fours. Then three wickets fell in the last over of the Indian innings. First, Akshar Patel was caught by Overton. While Arshdeep Singh (0) and Shivam Dubey were runout. Shivam scored 53 runs off 34 balls, including seven fours and two sixes. Saqib Mahmood took the maximum three wickets from England. While Jamie Overton took two wickets.
India’s innings scorecard: (181/9, 20 overs)
| Batsman | Wicket | Run |
| Sanju Samson | Catch cars, bold Saqib Mahmood | 2 |
| Tilak Verma | Catch Archer, Bold Saqib Mahmood | 0 |
| Suryakumar Yadav | Catch cars, bold Saqib Mahmood | 0 |
| Abhishek Sharma | Catch Bethel, Bold Adil Rashid | 29 |
| Rinku Singh | Catch Rashid, Bold Bridan Cars | 30 |
| Shivam Dubey | run out | 53 |
| Hardik Pandya | Catch Butler, Bold Jamie overtan | 53 |
| Akshar Patel | Catch Bethel, Bold Jamie overtan | 5 |
| Arshdeep Singh | run out | 0 |
| Ravi Bishnoi | Unbeaten | 0* |
Wicket Fall: 12-1 (Sanju Samson, 1.1 overs), 12-2 (Tilak Verma, 1.2 overs), 12-3 (Suryakumar Yadav, 1.6 overs), 57-4 (Abhishek Sharma, 7.2 over), 79-5 (Rinku Singh .
These players including Shami out of playing-11
There were three changes in the playing-11 of the Indian team for this match. All -rounder Shivam Dubey, left -arm fast bowler Arshdeep Singh and batsman Rinku Singh got a chance to participate in this match. In such a situation, Washington Sundar, Mohammed Shami and Dhruv Jurlel stayed out of this match. At the same time, there was two changes in the England team. All -rounder Jacob Bethel and fast bowler Saqib Mahmood played in this match. He replaced Jamie Smith and Mark Wood respectively.
India’s playing XI in the fourth T20: Sanju Samson (wicketkeeper), Abhishek Sharma, Suryakumar Yadav (captain), Tilak Verma, Hardik Pandya, Shivam Dubey, Rinku Singh, Akshar Patel, Arshdeep Singh, Ravi Bishnoi, Varun Chakraborty.
Concisition Substitute: Harshit Rana
England’s playing XI in the fourth T20: Ben Docket, Phil Soult (wicketkeeper), Jose Butler (Captain), Harry Brook, Liam Livingstone, Jacob Bethel, Jamie overton, Bridan Cars, Jofra Archer, Adil Rashid, Saqib Mahmud.
The first match of the T20 series between India England was played in Kolkata, in which the hosts won by 7 wickets. Then in Chennai T20, the Indian team defeated England by 2 wickets. However, the English team retaliated and defeated India by 26 runs in Rajkot T20.
If seen, the Indian team has been a bit heavy on England in T20 International. So far 28 T20 matches have been played between the two teams. In this, the Indian team won 16 matches, while England won in 12. In this way, whenever both teams come face to face, then Team India’s hand is more heavy.
India-England H2H (T20I)
Total Match – 28
India won- 16
England won- 12
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First T20: 22 January- Kolkata, India won by 7 wickets
Second T20: 25 January- Chennai, India won by 2 wickets
Third T20: 28 January- Rajkot, England win by 26 runs
Fourth T20: 31 January- Pune, India wins by 15 runs
Fifth T20: 2 February- Mumbai
First ODI: 6 February- Nagpur
Second ODI: 9 February- Cuttack
Third ODI: 12 February- Ahmedabad