WI vs PAK 4th T20I: Possible Playing 11 of West Indies

WI Playing 11: West Indies will face Pakistan in the last T20I of the series here at Providence Stadium, Guyana. With the first and third T20Is washed out, West Indies are still trailing the series 0-1. With T20 World Cup coming soon, they are still looking for their best combination. They have seasoned T20 players in the form of Gayle and Pollard in the line-up who can be devastating on their day. They will look to win the last match and finish this series on a high. In the head-to-head record in T20Is, Pakistan leads West Indies 12-3.

Team News

• Evin Lewis was retired hurt in the second T20I and was rested in the last match. He is likely to be available for selection. He could replace Shimron Hetmyer in the playing 11.

WI Playing 11 (likely)

Andre Fletcher
Shimron Hetmyer/ Evin Lewis
Chris Gayle
Nicholas Pooran (wk)
Kieron Pollard (C)
Andre Russell
Jason Holder
Dwayne Bravo
Romario Shepherd
Hayden Walsh Jr.
Akeal Hosein

West Indies will hope their power hitters come to the party in this important match. Gayle has been inconsistent lately and WI needs him to fire now. The presence of Russell, Pollard and Pooran in the middle order makes it an intimidating line-up. In bowling, WI have the experience of Dwayne Bravo and Jason Holder. Legspinner Hayden Walsh has proved to be a vital component in this bowling line-up with his variations.

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West Indies squad

Kieron Pollard (C), Nicholas Pooran (VC) (wk), Fabian Allen, Dwayne Bravo, Sheldon Cottrell, Fidel Edwards, Andre Fletcher (wk), Chris Gayle, Shimron Hetmyer, Jason Holder, Akeal Hosein, Evin Lewis, Obed McCoy, Andre Russell, Romario Shepherd, Lendl Simmons, Kevin Sinclair, Oshane Thomas, Hayden Walsh Jr.

Where to Watch WI vs PAK Live 4th T20I

You can watch the ball by ball and the Live score coverage of the West Indies vs Pakistan 4th T20I match on Fancode. The match will be played on 3 August and will start at 8:30 PM (IST).

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