India have an unassailable 3-1 lead going into the final game of this T20 series and the hosts will be hoping to stamp their authority against an underwhelming England outfit in Wankhede.
England had every chance of levelling the series in their chase of 182 in Pune on Friday but having found themselves 62-0, they quickly fell to 67-3 and were undone by a collapse.
A revival from Harry Brook gave England some hope but they needed 25 from the last two overs and when Jamie Overton was bowled for 19 off the bowling of Harshit Rana it all but sealed India's victory.
The tourists were bowled out for 166 in the final over and they will be seeking some solace in the final T20 international, although this flat surface is likely to play to India’s strengths.
But India have already used 16 players in the four games so changes should be expected given their dominant position and that could offer England some hope of claiming some compensation.
England to win - 11/8
Having made such a strong start in their pursuit of 182 in the fourth T20 International with Phil Salt and Ben Duckett working their way to 62-0, England collapsed and would have been horrified that they failed to get the job done.
However, England’s bowling attack which featured Saqib Mahmood, Jofra Archer, Brydon Carse, Jamie Overton and Adil Rashid did an excellent job and, with 2-2 perhaps the deserving scoreline, there may not be much between the two sides.
England can take the shackles off and pressure should be no factor now they have lost the series, which makes them an interesting play in what should be a high-scoring encounter.
This is a flat pitch so there should be runs aplenty and chasing could be the order of the day with there being 38 night matches played at this venue in the last four years and 23 won by the side batting second.
In the last 10 first innings, more than 200 has been breached five times and a high-scoring affair would suit England given the batting power that they possess.
Salt, Duckett and Jos Buttler will be trusted to get England off to a start and then the presence of Harry Brook, Liam Livingstone and Jacob Bethell means they could make hay in the middle overs.
Over 191.5 runs in first innings - 5/6
With nothing at stake, this could be a batters paradise and plenty of runs should be expected at a venue where more than 200 has been breached five times in the last 10 first innings.
With chasing sides prospering here in recent times, whoever opens the batting will know they have to set a lofty target and both teams are blessed with firepower in abundance.
India will feel they should have reached 200 in the fourth T20 encounter but they fell 19 runs short having scored only 14 runs from the final two overs, so this target should be well within reach if they open the batting.
England, though, will also feel that they can do plenty of early damage with the bat especially if Duckett and Salt get them off to another strong start, having found themselves 62-0 after 5.5 overs in the latest encounter.
Ben Duckett top England runscorer - 4/1
Duckett looks to be in serious touch, having made 51 off 28 balls in the third T20 before 39 off 19 balls in the fourth, and - if choosing his shots wisely - could be top scorer for the tourists.
Duckett hit seven fours and one six in Friday’s defeat, having hit nine boundaries in England’s success in the third T20 international, and India will be well aware of the threat he possesses and will want him gone early.
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