Team India’s performance has been very poor so far under the captaincy of Shreyas Iyer. In the T20 series against Ireland they lost both matches, while against England they lost two of the first three of the five matches, with one match cancelled. In such a situation, now the Indian team has no chance of winning this series, but they can definitely end it on a draw. Team India is playing the fourth match of this series at the County Ground in Bristol, which has won all four matches played in limited overs so far. In such a situation, the biggest challenge now is to maintain this unbeaten record.

Team India has won three ODIs and one T20 match in Bristol

Big scores have been seen at the County Ground in Bristol, the biggest reason behind which is the size of the ground. The straight boundaries in this stadium are small and big. When the Indian team played a T20 match here in 2018, they achieved the target of 199 runs. In such a situation, it can be clearly estimated that here the team chasing the target has the upper hand. Apart from one T20 match, Team India has also played three ODI matches at the Bristol Stadium and won all of them. Seeing this unbeaten record, the confidence of the players of Team India can increase which is still very low. Also, players may have to face a little more heat here compared to other places, which can be considered a good thing for Team India.

7 T20 matches have been played here so far

Talking about Bristol County Ground in England, 7 T20 International matches have been played here so far, out of which the team chasing the target has won 4 times, while the team batting first has been able to win only three matches. If we talk about the average score of the first innings of the pitch this year, then in the five matches played in T20 Blast, the average score has been seen between 155 to 160 runs. In such a situation, it will be a big challenge for the team batting first to make a big score here, in which the role of toss will be very important.

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