In a thrilling match at Pune's Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium, India demonstrated their supremacy by defeating England in the fourth Twenty20 International to secure the T20 series. After overcoming early setbacks to post a competitive score of 181 runs, the reigning T20 World Champions showed remarkable skill and tenacity, winning the match by 15 runs and taking a 3-1 series lead.

England chose to field first after winning the toss, and at first it worked out well as they quickly dismissed Indian top-order batsmen. At 57 for 4, India was in a vulnerable position, and all-rounders Shivam Dube and Hardik Pandya were crucial to their chances. In response to the challenge, the pair adopted a counterattacking strategy, establishing an 87-run partnership that not only helped to stabilize the innings but also helped India reach a respectable total. Both players displayed exceptional poise and power-hitting ability as they each scored 53 runs.