The Indian cricket team is maintaining an unbeatable lead in the T20 series. Team India won the first 3 matches. The last match was won by New Zealand, in which Glenn Phillips played a brilliant innings of 113 runs. Phillips has looked great in this series. India's weak hard bowling has been, although the reason for the defeat in the last match was also the flop of the top order. Bhuvneshwar Kumar was dropped after 3 matches, it is difficult for him to play today.
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India's bowling has not been good in all four matches, Arshdeep Singh has also failed to make an impact but he has proved to be a little less expensive than the other bowlers. He gave away 45 runs in the first match and was able to take only 1 wicket. After this, he gave runs in every match at an economy of about 8. Hopefully, he will return to his form and pick up wickets in the beginning.
It is very important for one of Abhishek Sharma and Sanju Samson to walk, because India's middle order has shown trouble. Shreyas Iyer has scored a total of 76 runs in 4 innings.
Glenn Phillips has been in great form in the New Zealand team, so the Indian bowlers will have to try to get Phillips out early. Phillips scored a half-century (82 and 70) in the first two matches of the series, the century came from his bat in the third match. He has scored 276 runs in 4 innings.
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