India and West Indies draw T20 cricket series 2-2 after no result in rain-hit decider

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The Associated Press. (2026, October 17). India and West Indies draw T20 cricket series 2-2 after no result in rain-hit decider. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/cricket/india-and-west-indies-draw-t20-cricket-series-2-2-after-no-result-in-rain-hit-decider/article_bf9e567a-6876-53a5-ad21-db3ad54b3642.html

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A rain-hit final match led to a 2-2 draw between India and West Indies in their T20 cricket series on Saturday at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru, India. The fifth game was shortened to nine-over innings per side after a delay of nearly two hours; India had scored 118-5 when rain stopped play permanently. Earlier matches saw India win the first and third games while West Indies won the second and fourth encounters.
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The India national cricket team drew their five-match T20 International series against the West Indies on Saturday, October 17, with a final score of 2-2. The decisive fifth match at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru ended without a result due to rain, despite play starting later than scheduled after delays. India had scored 118-5 in 7.4 overs before weather conditions halted the game permanently. Ishan Kishan led with 30 runs, including two sixes and three fours, while Naman Dhir contributed 24 not out with three sixes. The series was intense, with India winning the first and third matches, followed by West Indies securing victories in the second and fourth games. Shai Hope of the West Indies was named player of the series for his two centuries during the matches.

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“Both articles describe the fifth T20 International cricket match between India and West Indies at M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru, which ended in a no result due to rain on October 17.”
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“Both articles describe the fifth T20 International match between India and West Indies on the same date, with Article B providing a summary of the outcome due to rain.”
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Topics

BENGALURU India Lucknow New Zealand West Indies

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India GPE · 7× West Indies GPE · 7× BENGALURU GPE · 2× New Zealand GPE · 2× Indore GPE · 1× Ishan Kishan PERSON · 1× Lucknow GPE · 1× Naman Dhir PERSON · 1× Ranchi GPE · 1× Shreyas Iyer PERSON · 1×

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Play finally began at 9:15 p.m. local time — after a delay of nearly two hours at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru — with each innings reduced from 20 to nine overs per side.
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A thrilling Twenty20 cricket series between India and West Indies ended in a 2-2 draw on Saturday after no result in the fifth and final match because of rain. asserted
series → end → rain
Play finally began at 9:15 p.m. local time — after a delay of nearly two hours at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru — with each innings reduced from 20 to nine overs per side. asserted
innings → begin → side
India had reached 118-5 in 7.4 overs before rain prevented any further play after West Indies won the toss and opted to bowl. asserted
Indies → reach → toss
Ishan Kishan top-scored with 30 off 10 balls, hitting two sixes and three fours. asserted
Kishan → score → sixes
Shreyas Iyer contributed a 14-ball 22 and Naman Dhir hit 24 not out off only six balls, including three sixes, before the rain came down once again. asserted
rain → contribute → sixes
Play was called off at 10:21 p.m. – the last starting time to allow West Indies to bat for only five overs. asserted
Indies → call → overs
India won the first and third T20s at Lucknow and Indore by eight wickets and 14 runs, respectively, but each time West Indies bounced back. asserted
Indies → win → wickets
West Indies won the second and fourth T20s in Ranchi and Hyderabad by six wickets and 24 runs, respectively. asserted
Indies → win → wickets
West Indies skipper Shai Hope hit two centuries in the matches and was named player of the series. asserted
Hope → hit → series
India had previously won the three-match ODI series 2-1. asserted
India → win → series
India off to New Zealand India will head to New Zealand for a busy tour – five T20s, five ODIs and two tests, with the T20 series starting Oct. 22 in Christchurch. asserted
series → head → Christchurch
West Indies will tour Bangladesh for two tests starting Oct. 28 in in Dhaka. asserted
Indies → tour → Dhaka
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