India and the West Indies ended their T20 series in a 2-2 draw after rain canceled the final match in Bengaluru.
India and the West Indies finished their cricket series in a tie. Neither team could claim victory after weather ruined the final game. The five-match series ended with a 2-2 result.
Meanwhile, the final match took place at M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru. Heavy rain delayed the start of the game. Players waited an hour and 45 minutes to begin.
Next, officials decided to shorten the contest. They limited the game to nine overs per side. Both teams hoped for a quick and exciting finish.
However, the rain returned before the match could finish. India reached 118-5 after playing 7.4 overs. The weather conditions became too poor for play to continue.
After that, the umpires checked the field conditions carefully. They looked for a way to complete a short shootout. They hoped for at least five overs per side.
Still, the rain did not stop falling on the stadium. The officials eventually called off the match entirely. This decision prevented a clear winner for the series.
Also, the fans missed out on a thrilling finale. Both teams showed strong effort during the short time they played. The weather denied them a chance to decide the series on the pitch.
Finally, the two teams accepted the draw. They finished the series with two wins each. This result marks an anticlimactic end to the competition.