India captain Shreyas Iyer attributes India’s 24-run defeat to West Indies in the fourth T20I to poor bowling execution. After Shai Hope scored an unbeaten 102 and Keemo Paul took 5/38 to help West Indies win, Iyer tells reporters that India needs a better execution and mindset as the series heads into a decisive phase, with the five-match contest level at 2–2.
Across outlets, Iyer’s comments also contrast with India’s earlier success in the series. After a separate win over West Indies in the third T20I, he praises his bowlers for a confident approach and clear plans, and notes that they restricted West Indies in their chase of 224 at Holkar Stadium. While the third match highlights disciplined bowling, the fourth match reflects the captain’s view that execution faltered, prompting concerns despite continued emphasis on preparation and mindset going forward.
