WI vs SA 4th T20I: West Indies will lock horns against visitors in the fourth T-20I match of the series. This will be the do-or-die match for the Men in Maroon.
After winning the first match in just 15 overs, Carribians shifted gear from five to second in the last two outings. And, the proteas found their way under the leadership of new captain Temba Bavuma to reach the winning destination before WIndies.
Defending T20I World Cup Champions need to capitalize on their strength. The main area of concern for team maroon is their consistency in batting. Well, Pollard and management will be looking at their big names at the moment to accelerate in difficult situations.
We are heading towards those 5 names who can do wonders in the 4th T-20I for their respective teams:
Reeza Hendricks (South Africa):
The attacking opening batsmen from men in green Reeza Hendricks showed some glimpse of what can be capable of doing. Although he got a start in every match of the ongoing series, he didn’t capitalize on those despite one good inning of 42.
Andree Rusell (West Indies):
The big shark from Caribbean Dre-Russ looks good in the series as of now. He hasn’t come up with a big quickfire innings for which he is mainly known yet. But bowling in death and picking up some crucial wickets at the death with the cheapest economy make him stand outperformer. He can still show off his skills on Thursday.
Aiden Markram (South Africa):
Aiden Markram is the most dependable player in the Top and middle-order for Proteas. He has been doing great in T-20I cricket for the last couple of matches. Markram has scored 3 half-centuries in his last 5 T20I matches. He played just a single game in the series where he gave a valuable contribution with the bat on winning for his team.
Tabraiz Shamsi ( South Africa):
Man of the Match from last game who troubled Windies batter a lot especially in the middle overs. The West Indies batsman literally struggled to score runs against the left-arm wrist spinner. Shamsi gave away just 28 runs in his 8 overs and also took three big wickets combining the last two T-20Is. Will keep a close eye on him for the 2nd last match.
Jason Holder ( West Indies):
6’7” tall fast bowling all-rounder and the former captain of West Indies Jason Holder came at no. for batting in the last T-20I in the absence of Universe Boss. His ability to swing the ball both ways and hitting the right areas makes him a world-class fast bowler. Holder will surely be a player to keep an eye on in the upcoming matches.
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