Queensland Weather Report for India vs Australia 4th T20I at Carrara Oval
Will rain disrupt the ongoing T20I series between Australia and India again after the Canberra washout? The weather forecast for Carrara Oval, hosting the fourth T20I on Thursday, 6 November, is closely watched.
Series Context
India and Australia face off once more in the fourth T20I of a five-match series, both aiming for the lead after India leveled the series 1-1 in the third game. Arshdeep Singh took three crucial wickets, limiting Australia to 188/6. Washington Sundar contributed a vital unbeaten 49 off 23 balls to secure a comfortable five-wicket victory for India.
Previous Matches Overview
- The series opener was abandoned due to rain.
- Australia dominated the second T20I, winning by four wickets with 46 balls to spare.
- Josh Hazlewood led Australia's bowling with figures of 3/13, overshadowing Abhishek Sharma’s battling half-century.
Upcoming Match Insight
The fourth T20I moves to the Gold Coast, where the victor will secure a strong 2-1 series lead. Australia welcomes back Glenn Maxwell, though Travis Head has left the squad for Sheffield Shield commitments. India’s Suryakumar Yadav adjusted the lineup in the third match, a change that paid off.
"Washington Sundar then hit a crucial 49 not out in only 23 deliveries to take India over the victory line comfortably."
Both teams enter this match eager to gain the upper hand in what promises to be a decisive clash in the series.
Author’s Summary
The Carrara Oval faces uncertain weather as India and Australia battle for a key lead in their tightly contested T20I series amid strategic team changes.