India erupted for a record team fifty in 2.5 overs at Bengaluru, a blistering start that saw the hosts hit 50 with flying colours. Kishan took centre‑stage, smashing 24 runs in the second over and pushing India to 38/1 after a barrage of wides and a no‑ball.
Naman Dhir followed up with a 17‑run blitz in the seventh over, snapping India past the 100‑run mark before the weather began to complain. Dhir’s 4‑ball haul included a six off Keemo Paul and a boundary off Shamar Springer.
West Indies fought back, skittling Shreyas Iyer and Tilak Varma, but the rain turned the chase into a five‑over sprint, leaving the West Indies needing 85 to win the decider.
The match was called off as drizzle turned to storm, denying the West Indies a chase and leaving the series level at 2‑2.
Both teams will regroup after the washout, with the next series on the horizon.