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Suresh Raina weighs in for Rinku Singh’s spot in the last T20I in Brisbane News24 –


AUS vs IND: The final T20I of the five-match series between India and Australia will be played in Brisbane on Saturday, November 08. World’s number one team India register a convincing win in the 4th T20I, which was hosted in Gold Coast on Thursday and took the lead in the series by 2-1.

After this match, the former India and CSK legend Suresh Raina gave remarks on Rinku Singh’s place in the playing XI of the team for the last and final match of the T20I series.

Suresh Raina’s Statement Explaining Rinku Singh’s Position In The Playing XI

“After this win, I think they will go for a win in the next game. I don’t know where Rinku Singh can get a place. We haven’t lost a series Down Under after 2008. I feel the confidence you will carry forward into the upcoming matches after winning the series will be extremely important,” he responded.

“Rinku is definitely in the Indian selectors and coaches’ scheme of things, but Jitesh Sharma played well in the last match. Washington Sundar played well again today (Thursday). I feel they can play this match with the same team, unless someone has an injury. Then you can give Rinku a chance. However, I feel it will be the same playing XI,” Raina observed.

What Happened In The 4th Match Of AUS Vs IND T20I Series

India staged a fantastic bowling attack and dismantled Aussie batting lineup for a mere 119. Australia lost their final seven wickets for just 28 runs, with India prevailing by a big margin of 48. Shubman Gill scored the highest at 46 after he was sent to bat, and India made 167/8. 

The handy cameos and two wickets of Axar Patel and Shivam Dube were the stars of the game. Indian skipper Suryakumar Yadav was at the office did well. He smashed a 10-ball 20-run knock and then impressed with his bowling changes and DRS calls. Three more wickets were picked up by Washington Sundar as well. The victory helped India to win the five-match T20I series two games to one, with the remaining game open.