IND vs AUS 4th T20: Fourth match between India and Australia at Carrara Oval today? Runs will rain heavily or the bowler will ‘clean bowl’, read the pitch report.

IND vs AUS 4th T20: The exciting 5-match T20 series between India and Australia has now reached the turning point. Both the teams have won one match each so far, and now the fourth match will decide the direction of the series. This important match will be played on November 6 at Carrara Oval in Queensland, where both the teams will aim to take the lead with a win. There is every expectation that there will be a tough competition between the two teams in this match.

How is the pitch of Carrara Oval?

Carrara Oval in Queensland is considered one of the best grounds in Australia. The pitch here is generally considered batting friendly. That means batsmen get good opportunities to score runs. Both pace and bounce are present on the wicket, due to which the ball comes well on the bat. This is why spectators here often enjoy high scoring matches.

Fast bowlers can get help from the new ball in the initial overs. He can trouble the batsmen with his swing in the air and bounce on the wicket. However, as the pitch dries up, the dominance of the batsmen may increase. At the same time, this wicket does not look very helpful for the spinners. They will have to rely on accurate line-length and variation to be successful.

What do the statistics say?

So far 9 T20 matches have been played at Carrara Oval. Of these, the team batting first has won 4 matches, while the chasing team has also won 4 times. That means the team winning the toss does not make much difference to any choice.

Average score of first innings: 123 runs

Average score of second innings: 109 runs

Highest Score: 149/5 (Australia Women’s Team vs Pakistan Women’s Team)

It is clear from these figures that it is not easy to bat here, but the batsman who stays at the crease has a chance to make a big score.

India’s playing 11

Shubhman Gill, Abhishek Sharma, Tilak Verma, Suryakumar Yadav (captain), Jitesh Sharma (wicketkeeper), Shivam Dubey, Axar Patel, Washington Sundar, Arshdeep Singh, Jasprit Bumrah and Varun Chakraborty.

Australia’s playing 11

Mitchell Marsh (captain), Matthew Shott, Glenn Maxwell, Tim David, Josh Inglis, Mitchell Owen, Marcus Stoinis, Ben Dawlish, Tanveer Sangha, Nathan Ellis, Xavier Bartlett.