India vs Australia Live Score, 4th T20I: Gill’s knock ends at 46, Ellis strikes in 15th over

Shubman Gill’s impressive innings came to an end in the 15th over, as Nathan Ellis bowled him clean for 46 off 39 balls. His knock included four boundaries and a towering six, but India lost their key wicket at a crucial stage of the innings.

At the end of 14 overs, India have posted 121 for the loss of two wickets, with a run rate of 8.64. Shubman Gill leads the charge with 46 runs off 38 balls, including four boundaries and a six, while Suryakumar Yadav has raced to 18 off just 7 balls, smashing two huge sixes. Marcus Stoinis and Adam Zampa have bowled economically, conceding 27 and 39 runs respectively, but the Indian duo has maintained a strong momentum heading into the final overs.

Shubman Gill made a statement in the 14th over, sending Marcus Stoinis’ delivery soaring over deep midwicket for a massive six. The towering strike energized the Indian innings and added crucial momentum in the latter part of the innings.

Suryakumar Yadav continued his onslaught in the 13th over, smashing another delivery from Adam Zampa for a huge six. The consecutive big hits have boosted India’s momentum and put pressure back on the Australian bowlers.

Suryakumar Yadav wasted no time in making his presence felt, sending Adam Zampa’s delivery soaring over deep midwicket for a massive six in the 13th over. The ball cleared the fielder by a good distance, injecting momentum back into India’s innings.

At the end of 12 overs, India are 90 for the loss of two wickets, with a run rate of 7.50. Shubman Gill remains the key scorer with 35 runs off 31 balls, including four boundaries, while Suryakumar Yadav has just begun his innings with 1 run from 2 deliveries. Nathan Ellis and Adam Zampa have each taken a wicket, conceding 13 and 21 runs respectively, keeping Australia in contention in the middle overs.

Shivam Dube was dismissed for 22 off 18 balls in the 12th over, caught off the bowling of Nathan Ellis. His innings included a four and a towering six, but the quickfire knock came to an end as India lost their second wicket.

Shivam Dube wasted no time in making an impact in the 11th over, sending Adam Zampa’s delivery soaring over the boundary for a huge six. The strike added significant momentum to India’s innings as the middle order began to assert themselves.

At the end of ten overs, India have posted 75 runs for the loss of one wicket, with a run rate of 7.50. Shubman Gill continues to lead with 33 runs off 28 balls, including four boundaries, while Shivam Dube has moved to 11 off 11 deliveries, hitting one four. Xavier Bartlett and Ben Dwarshuis have bowled three overs each, conceding 20 and 19 runs respectively, as India maintain a steady momentum in the middle overs.

After nine overs, India are 71 for the loss of one wicket, maintaining a run rate of 7.88. Shubman Gill has reached 32 off 26 balls, hitting four boundaries, while Shivam Dube has contributed 8 runs from 7 deliveries, including a four. Ben Dwarshuis and Marcus Stoinis have bowled economically, conceding 19 and 14 runs respectively, as the openers continue to keep India in a strong position.

At the end of eight overs, India are 62 for the loss of one wicket, with a run rate of 7.75. Shubman Gill leads the innings with 29 runs off 23 balls, including four boundaries, while Shivam Dube has just begun his stay with 2 runs from 4 deliveries. Marcus Stoinis and Adam Zampa have bowled economically, conceding 14 and 8 runs respectively, with Zampa claiming the first wicket of the innings.

Abhishek Sharma fell for 28 off 21 balls in the seventh over, caught by David off the bowling of Adam Zampa. His innings featured three boundaries and a towering six, giving India a solid start before the first wicket fell.

Abhishek Sharma went down the ground and smashed Adam Zampa for a huge six in the seventh over. The towering strike added significant momentum to India’s innings as the openers continued to dominate the Australian bowlers.

After six overs, India have reached 49 runs without losing a wicket, with a run rate of 8.16. Shubman Gill leads with 26 runs off 18 balls, including four boundaries, while Abhishek Sharma has contributed 22 runs from 18 deliveries, hitting three fours. Marcus Stoinis and Xavier Bartlett have bowled economically so far, conceding 11 and 16 runs respectively, but the openers have ensured India maintains control in the powerplay.

Abhishek Sharma punished a short delivery from Marcus Stoinis in the sixth over, sending it straight to the deep midwicket fence for four runs. The ball, pitched short on middle stump, was dispatched with authority, giving India another boost in the powerplay.

At the end of five overs, India have reached 38 runs without losing a wicket, maintaining a healthy run rate of 7.60. Shubman Gill leads the charge with 24 runs from 16 balls, including four boundaries, while Abhishek Sharma has contributed 13 runs off 14 deliveries with one four. Xavier Bartlett and Nathan Ellis have bowled economically so far, conceding 16 and 11 runs respectively, but the openers are keeping India firmly in control.

Shubman Gill continued his fine form in the fourth over, dispatching a Bartlett delivery for four runs. The shot added to India’s momentum as the openers kept the scoreboard ticking in the early stages of the innings.

Shubman Gill continued his aggressive start in the fourth over, hitting another four off Nathan Ellis. The ball was back of a length just outside off, but Gill charged down the track and hammered it to the left of Mitchell Marsh at mid-on, beating his dive and racing to the boundary. India’s openers are asserting control early in the innings.

Shubman Gill opened the fourth over in style, dispatching a length ball from Nathan Ellis for four runs. The delivery landed on his pads, but Gill made no mistake, guiding it neatly around the corner to the boundary. It was an early free hit for India, and Gill made the most of it to keep the scoreboard moving.

After three overs, India have scored 20 runs without losing a wicket, maintaining a healthy run rate of 6.66. Abhishek Sharma leads the charge with 12 runs off 10 balls, including a boundary, while Shubman Gill has contributed 7 runs from 8 deliveries, also finding the rope once. Ben Dwarshuis has bowled two overs for 10 runs without success, and Xavier Bartlett has conceded 9 runs in his single over, leaving the contest evenly poised in the early stages.

Shubman Gill got off the mark in style in the second over, smashing a Dwarshuis delivery for four runs. The ball was pitched on a length, angling away from him outside off, but Gill charged down the track and effortlessly sent it straight over the bowler’s head for a boundary, giving India an early boost in their innings.

Abhishek Sharma continued his positive start in the first over, picking up 3 runs off Bartlett’s delivery at 1.5 overs. The ball just cleared mid-on, allowing the batters to run hard and complete a quick two, keeping the scoreboard ticking.

In the second over, Abhishek Sharma unleashed the first boundary of the innings, hitting a back-of-a-length delivery from Bartlett for four runs. The ball angled away slightly, but Abhishek found the width and threw his hands at it, sending it racing to the cover boundary for a one-bounce four. The shot injected some early momentum into India’s innings.

India got off to a cautious start in the 4th T20I, scoring 3 runs without losing any wickets in the first over. Shubman Gill faced three balls for 1 run, while Abhishek Sharma managed 2 runs off the same number of deliveries. Ben Dwarshuis bowled the opening over economically, conceding just 3 runs without claiming a wicket, as India looked to build a steady foundation.

warshuis bowls to Abhishek Sharma, who manages to take 1 run. Bartlett drops a difficult catch, giving India a huge let-off early in the innings.

Dwarshuis to Abhishek Sharma, no run.

Australian captain Mitchell Marsh has now won 20 tosses in T20Is and chosen to chase in every single one. Only former England captain Eoin Morgan, in his last 23 T20Is in charge, has recorded a longer streak of opting to chase in the format.

Australia have made four changes to their squad for the fourth T20I, with a few of them expected. Mitch Owen misses out, which comes as a surprise given he was widely considered a lock for the five-match series. Glenn Maxwell and Josh Philippe come into the playing XI, along with Adam Zampa replacing Matt Kuhnemann, while Ben Dwarshuis strengthens the pace attack.

India, on the other hand, have retained the same lineup, leaving no room for Sanju Samson for the second consecutive game, as well as Nitish Kumar Reddy.

Australia: 1 Matt Short, 2 Mitchell Marsh (capt), 3 Josh Inglis (wk), 4 Tim David, 5 Josh Philippe, 6 Marcus Stoinis, 7 Glenn Maxwell, 8 Xavier Bartlett, 9 Ben Dwarshuis, 10 Nathan Ellis, 11 Adam Zampa

India: 1 Abhishek Sharma, 2 Shubman Gill, 4 Suryakumar Yadav (capt), 4 Tilak Varma, 5 Axar Patel, 6 Washington Sundar, 7 Jitesh Sharma, 8 Shivam Dube, 9 Arshdeep Singh, 10 Varun Chakravarthy, 11 Jasprit Bumrah

Australia captain Mitchell Marsh won the toss and opted to bowl. India captain Suryakumar Yadav had called tails, but the coin landed on heads. Play will begin with Australia taking the field as India prepares to bat first at Carrara Oval.