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Most Consecutive T20 series win record in danger, Team India on the brink

Most Consecutive T20 series win record in danger, Team India on the brink

India are on the verge of a rare series loss in T20. Currently on a 11-series winning streak, India are now on the brink of a series loss to West Indies for the first time in 6 years.

India Cricket Team is on the brink of a rare series defeat in T20s. It was back in 2021 against Sri Lanka when India last lost a series. A second-string side toured Sri Lanka and were bamboozled by Wanindu Hasaranga. And now, Hardik Pandya & Co are facing a similar fate, again against spin. Team India are on the Most Consecutive T20 Series Win record with 11 consecutive T20 series triumph in bilateral T20s. But IND vs WI can change that. A loss in India vs West Indies 3rd T20 will hand India their first series loss in two years. Against the Windies, it will be India’s first series loss in 6 years.

The last two IND vs WI T20s did not go as per plan. If Jason Holder made the difference in the 1st T20, Nicholas Pooran was the hero in 2nd T20s. However, questions must be asked of India’s decision-making too. As a result, India find themselves trailing in the 5-match series 0-2. Another loss in Guyana and India will not only lose a rare T20 series but also the record for the most consecutive T20 series win.

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India Most Consecutive T20 Series Win

SLSeriesStart DateMatWonLostTiedNRSeries ResultSeries Winner
1India vs West Indies16 Feb 2022330003-0India
2India vs Sri Lanka24 Feb 2022330003-0India
3India vs South Africa9 Jun 2022522012-2drawn
4Ireland vs India26 Jun 2022220002-0India
5England vs India7 Jul 2022321002-1India
6West Indies vs India29 Jul 2022541004-1India
7India vs Australia20 Sep 2022321002-1India
8India vs South Africa28 Sep 2022321002-1India
9New Zealand vs India20 Nov 2022210101-0India
10India vs Sri Lanka3 Jan 2023321002-1India
11India vs New Zealand27 Jan 2023321002-1India
12West Indies vs India3 Aug 2023502000-2TBD*
*Ongoing, Updated till IND vs WI 2nd T20 on August 6

Incidentally, India’s winning run began against West Indies at home. India thumped Windies 3-0 for a whitewash in the T20 series. While a washout against South Africa in the 5th T20 prevented an India series win or loss, barring Asia Cup T20 or T20 World Cup, India maintained a clean record against all teams in bilateral series.

In the last T20 series, India won 2-1 against New Zealand. Under Hardik Pandya’s captaincy so far, India have won 8 and lost only 4 games, including the two against West Indies in the current series.

Most Consecutive T20 Series Win record in danger, Hardik Pandya on the brink in IND vs WI (India vs West Indies) ahead of IND vs WI 3rd T20
Mukesh Kumar and Arshdeep Singh have blown hot and cold in the two matches.

What has gone wrong in IND vs WI:

  • Not that the series is significant but it is also a build-up to T20 World Cup 2024.
  • Hence, India have resorted to experimentation, giving chances to IPL performers.
  • However, in doing so, India have left their batting exposed.
  • Both Shubman Gill and Ishan Kishan have faltered while Suryakumar Yadav hasn’t fired yet.
  • To make things worse, Sanju Samson has also disappointed so far with returns of 12 & 7.
  • In the bowling, some decisions too have raised eyebrows. Yuzvendra Chahal only bowled three overs when spin did the talking.
  • Axar Patel wasn’t even given the chance to bowl at a time when Windies batters were going against seamers.
  • The only positive so far is Tilak Varma who has played brilliantly and has already got a half-century.
  • Hardik Pandya too has done well with both bat and the ball. But the team needs to fire together.

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