In the fourth T20I in Hyderabad, Arshdeep Singh is hit on the shoulder by a bouncer from West Indies pacer Shamar Joseph and is retired hurt. Arshdeep later continues batting despite the injury, a decision that draws attention during the match.

Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar publicly criticises Joseph’s approach, questioning his sportsmanship after the incident. The outlets also note that the match ends with West Indies beating India by 24 runs, bringing the series level. Times of India adds additional context by reporting Gavaskar’s broader comments about India’s chase and the responsibility of batters during that phase.

Across the reports, the shared focus remains on the injury incident and Gavaskar’s reaction, with differences mainly in how much each outlet highlights match outcome and Gavaskar’s wider observations.