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Add Cricket News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.KEY MATCH DETAILS: (India vs. West Indies 4th T20I)Venue: Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, HyderabadCaptains: Shreyas Iyer (India), Shai Hope (West Indies)Toss result: India won the toss and decided to field.Live Telecast: Star Sports Network, JioHotstar (India), ESPN Caribbean, and ESPN Caribbean digital platforms (West Indies)Umpires and match officials: Nitin Menon and Virender Sharma (on-field umpires), Rohan Pandit (TV umpire), Jayaraman Madanagopal (reserve umpire), and Prakash Bhatt (match referee)Match result: West Indies won by 24 runsPlayer of the Match: Shai Hope for 102* off 50FOLLOW LIVE:Ball-by-ball updates of the matchIndia vs. West Indies 4th T20I live match scorecardFollow along with the latest live scorecard here as the match unfolds, or click here for key text commentary updates from the action.India vs. West Indies 4th T20I Live Score & UpdatesWelcome to CricketNews.com’s live coverage of the 4th T20I between India and West Indies at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad.India batting updates20 overs: India 223/10 (Mayankyadav 0*)West Indies held their nerve in a chaotic, boundary-laden thriller at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, successfully defending their mammoth 247-run total to secure a 24-run victory and force a 2-2 series tie. Despite a sensational, blistering 56 off 23 balls from Sanju Samson at the top and a fearless lower-order fightback led by Tilak Varma (43) and Nitish Kumar Reddy (41 off 20), India’s chase ultimately unraveled under scoreboard pressure.Keemo Paul delivered a historic masterclass with the ball, tearing through the middle and lower order to claim brilliant figures of 5 for 41. Though Nitish and Tilak threatened to pull off an improbable miracle with a 50-partnership in just 30 balls, Paul and Shamar Springer closed out the contest, aided by Arshdeep Singh retiring hurt after a blow to the shoulder in the final over as India were bowled out for 223.15 overs: India 168/5 (Tilak 34, Nitish 14)India reached 168/5 at the end of the 15th over in their daunting chase of 248, needing 80 runs from the final 30 deliveries. Shamar Springer conceded 12 runs in the 15th over, capped by a clean, towering six from Nitish Kumar Reddy over long-off, keeping India mathematically in the hunt alongside a well-set Tilak Varma.10 overs: India 108/3 (Abhishek 22, Tilak 3)West Indies tightened the screws during the middle phase, restricting India to 108/3 at the halfway stage of their massive 248-run chase in Hyderabad. Following the explosive Powerplay, Shamar Springer struck a vital blow in the 8th over by removing Indian captain Shreyas Iyer for 16, slicing a wide delivery straight to Jewel Andrew in the deep.Despite Abhishek Sharma launching a massive six