India edged West Indies by 14 runs in the third T20I at Holkar Stadium, Naman Dhir's 2/39 stifling the chase after 224.
Dhir's first wicket was Shimron Hetmyer, taken on a crisp ball that spun away from the off‑bat; the second fell to Kamil Pooran, trapped in a leg‑side corner after Dhir had mapped his preferred scoring zone.
Speaking to JioStar, Dhir said, “I don’t have many variations, so I lean on line, length and pace changes. Reading a batter’s stance gives me the edge.” He added that his batting background helps him spot a bowler’s rhythm before the ball leaves the hand.
With India now 2‑1 up, the final match on Sunday at Holkar will be a must‑win for the hosts to seal the series.