Pakistan vs West Indies స్కోరు కార్డు, 4th T20I, West Indies vs Pakistan 2021

Pakistan currently lead this multigame bilateral men's T20I series (1-0); a win in this match would seal a fifth consecutive victory in such series against the West Indies – they have never lost a series against them in this format (W4).

The West Indies have won only one of their last 11 completed men's T20Is against Pakistan (L10), a seven-wicket win in April 2017 – they have lost five in succession against them since then.

Pakistan have won 57% of their completed men's T20Is in the West Indies (8/14), only two teams have a higher win percentage in the country (England – 69% and South Africa – 58%).

The West Indies have lost each of their last two completed men's T20Is at Providence Stadium in Guyana, after winning their first two fixtures prior at the ground in this format.

Sri Lanka (83.9%) is the only Test playing country with a higher catch success rate in men’s T20Is than Pakistan (83.6%) and West Indies (83.5%) since the beginning of 2019.

The West Indies have scored 63% of their runs from boundaries in men's T20Is since the beginning of 2019, the highest rate of any Test playing country in that time and 10 percentage points higher than Pakistan (53%).

Pakistan have taken 156 wickets in men's T20Is since the beginning of 2020, more than any other Test playing country in that time and 21 more than West Indies (135).

West Indies’ Kieron Pollard (53) and Evin Lewis (49) have hit more sixes than any other players in men's T20Is since the beginning of 2019.

Mohammad Rizwan (9) is one away from becoming the third player to log 10 scores of 50+ for Pakistan in men's T20Is (Babar Azam – 21 and Mohammad Hafeez – 14); Rizwan's T20I batting average (48.4) is the second best of any player in the men’s format (min. 20 innings) since Rizwan made his debut on 24 April 2015 (Virat Kohli – 56.1).

Sheldon Cottrell (West Indies) has bowled 232 dot balls in men’s T20I's since the beginning of 2019, the second most by any pace bowler from a Test playing country in that time (Tim Southee – 265) and the third most by any bowler overall in this category (Tabraiz Shamsi – 263).