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India have blown hot and cold in the T20 format over the last 12 months, failing to win two successive series and managing only three series victories out of the seven they have played since November 2018. That they haven't fielded their best eleven as yet in this format was not lost on Virat Kohli when asked about India's fifth-placed ranking. However, ahead of the three-match T20I series against West Indies which starts on Friday (December 6), India look close as close to full strength as is possible.

Kohli has returned to the T20I side after taking a break during the games against Bangladesh. India are also boosted in their pace department by the presence of Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Mohammed Shami. Barring the absence of Shikhar Dhawan, who is out due to a knee injury, India boast the luxury of a near full-strength team, with several all-round and spin options to boot.

While there is still that conundrum of wrist spin vs finger spinners who can also bat, the presence of both Kuldeep Yadav and Yuzvendra Chahal has indicated that India haven't yet ditched the former option, with Kohli stressing on their importance during the T20 World Cup in Australia next year, while also reflecting on the key roles the likes of Washington Sundar and Ravindra Jadeja can play. This sets the tone for the T20I opener, with India going in with a stronger bowling attack as compared to the one they had when they white-washed West Indies in the T20I series in August this year.

The West Indies, meanwhile, enter this series having lost to Afghanistan in the 20-over format . They are missing key players like Andre Russell, Sunil Narine and Chris Gayle. Newly-appointed skipper Kieron Pollard, however, has insisted that there is no point talking about players who aren't present with the team at the moment and that he would rather back the mix of youth and experience that West Indies have picked for this series.

While Jason Holder, Lendl Simmons and Denesh Ramdin are the experienced ones in the team alongside Pollard, there are also those with a fair bit of T20 experience - both IPL and CPL - which Pollard hopes will hold the team in good stead. Talking up the likes of Shimron Hetmyer, Nicholas Pooran and Keemo Paul, the West Indies captain also backed CPL stars like Hayden Walsh Jr. and Brandon King to come good, stating that despite their average show against Afghanistan, their "scores and wickets haven't shown their ability yet". With the IPL auction also looming close, the youngsters from the Caribbean will be followed closely during this series.

When: Friday, December 6, 7:00 PM IST

Where: Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Hyderabad

While the wicket has traditionally helped the bowlers in Hyderabad, there were also some big totals posted during the 2019 edition of the IPL. Pleasant weather, with a high of 22 degree Celsius, will welcome the teams around match time. Also to watch out the third umpire tracking front-foot no-balls during this series.

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With Dhawan ruled out of the series, KL Rahul is set to take the opener's position to partner Rohit Sharma. Sanju Samson, Dhawan's replacement, might have to wait for a while for game time going by Kohli's backing of Rishabh Pant. Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Deepak Chahar had a good workout in the lead up to the game and are likely to be the two front-line pace options in the eleven, with Shivam Dube's seam to back them. With regards to spin, it might come down to two/three of the four options in the form of Sundar, Jadeja, Kuldeep and Chahal, and whether they'll let go of an extra batting option in order to accommodate three.

Probable XI: Rohit Sharma, KL Rahul, Virat Kohli (c), Shreyas Iyer, Manish Pandey, Rishabh Pant (wk), Shivam Dube, Washington Sundar/Ravindra Jadeja, Kuldeep Yadav/Yuzvendra Chahal, Deepak Chahar, Bhuvneshwar Kumar

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Nicholas Pooran, who is part of the squad for the T20I series, will miss out from the first game as he's still serving his three-match suspension for tampering with the ball. With Shai Hope also not part of the team, Ramdin is likely to take the gloves for the first game.

Probable XI: Lendl Simmons, Evin Lewis, Brandon King, Shimron Hetmyer, Kieron Pollard (c), Denesh Ramdin (wk), Jason Holder, Keemo Paul, Fabian Allen, Hayden Walsh Jr., Sheldon Cottrell

What they said:

"T20 cricket is all about being flexible - in where people bowl, where people bat - there won't be a set pattern. The combination or the eleven might be similar but there won't be a set pattern as to 'this is how we're going to go'. We have to be unpredictable" - Virat Kohli, India captain.

"We need to give people time in everything we do. In order for guys to invest in what they do, they need experience and we as the management team want to back these guys and see how far we can go because we have seen their talent and attitude and that's some of the things we look at" - Kieron Pollard on Brandon King and Hayden Walsh Jr.

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Priyam Garg, the Uttar Pradesh batsman will lead India during the Under-19 World Cup that will be held in South Africa in January-February 2020 while his UP teammate Dhruv Chand Jurel, the wicketkeeper-batsman, has been named his deputy in the 15-member squad.

Garg led the Indian junior side during the tri-series in England in August this year, with his side emerging victorious in the tournament. Match Prediction He was among the top five run-getters in that series along with Divyaansh Saxena and Yashasvi Jaiswal - the opening duo who're among key members in the World Cup squad. Mumbai's 17-year-old Jaiswal recently made headlines by becoming the youngest to score a List-A double ton.

Chandigarh's Arjun Azad, who was the top run-getter in India's successful Asia Cup campaign, isn't part of the squad, while Hyderabad's Thakur Tilak Varma finds a place.

Bihar's Sushant Mishra and Kartik Tyagi from UP, who were among the top wicket-takers in the England series, also feature in the World Cup squad along with Rajasthan pacer Akash Singh and Karnataka's Vidyadhar Patil. Atharva Ankolekar and Karnataka's Shubhang Hegde, who captained India U-19 during their 3-2 series win against Afghanistan, are the spin allrounders in the team.

India U19 squad for World Cup: Yashasvi Jaiswal, Tilak Varma, Divyaansh Saxena, Priyam Garg (c), Dhruv Chand Jurel (vc & wk), Shashwat Rawat, Divyansh Joshi, Shubhang Hegde, Ravi Bishnoi, Akash Singh, Kartik Tyagi, Atharva Ankolekar, Kumar Kushagra (wk), Sushant Mishra, Vidyadhar Patil

The four-time champions, who will defend their title next year, are part of Group A in the 16-team tournament - placed alongside first-time qualifier Japan, New Zealand and Sri Lanka. The top two teams from this round will progress to the Super League stage.

India begin their campaign with the match against Sri Lanka on January 19, followed by games against Japan and New Zealand on January 21 and January 24 respectively, with the Garg-led side set to play all their matches in Bloemfontein.

Before the World Cup, India travel to South Africa for a three-match series, while they'll also feature in the Quadrangular Series that also includes South Africa, Zimbabwe and New Zealand - with these matches set to take place between December 26-January 9. Cricket Betting Tips the squad for this series includes all the members of the World Cup squad along with Hyderabad's CTL Rakshan, who isn't part of the line-up for the 16-member event.

India U19 squad for the tour of South Africa: Yashasvi Jaiswal, Tilak Varma, Divyaansh Saxena, Priyam Garg (c), Dhruv Chand Jurel (vc & wk), Shashwat Rawat, Divyansh Joshi, Shubhang Hegde, Ravi Bishnoi, Akash Singh, Kartik Tyagi, Atharva Ankolekar, Kumar Kushagra, Sushant Mishra, Vidyadhar Patil, CTL Rakshan.

Joe Root notched up his first double century as England captain, following Ollie Pope's maiden Test fifty, as England finally put up a show, on the penultimate day of the series-deciding second Test in Hamilton. After securing a 101-run lead, despite Neil Wagner's five-wicket haul, England struck early twice to send back both New Zealand openers. Online Betting Tips However, their best efforts might not be enough for a series-levelling win, with not just Kane Williamson-Ross Taylor unbroken partnership but also the weather likely to play party pooper on the final day.

England resumed their bid for series parity from the overnight score of 269 for 5 with their first objective to wipe out the remainder of the 106-run deficit. However, with skipper Root well set after his first hundred in nine months, Pope looking solid at the other end, and a track still very good for batting, that proved rather easy. The 193-run partnership for the sixth wicket between the overnight pair set England the base for a healthy 101-run lead and saw them tick off many milestones in a very disciplined show of Test match batting.

New Zealand, much like yesterday, spent the first session and a half chasing leather but without any success. This is not to suggest that the hosts were wayward with their bowling, but such had been the nature of the strip and the resolve of Root that they didn't get a lot to cheer about until England decided to have some reckless fun.

England wiped out the deficit and then picked up a four-run lead by the end of the extended two-and-a-half hour opening session that was played out under a thick cloud cover. In fact, it didn't play out very differently from yesterday, except Root had a younger partner in Pope for company this time and more responsibility on his shoulders. And he responded beautifully, doing the bulk of the scoring while Pope played second fiddle. The pair took their time, adding just 42 runs in first 75 minutes of play during which Root reached his 150 with a nudge to midwicket off Mitchell Santner in his first over of the day. Pope stayed the dormant partner in the early stages of their association, contributing only 39 of the first hundred, which came up when Root swept Santner in front of square. They headed to Lunch with an unbeaten 117-run stand behind them and with their eye on a double century and maiden fifty, respectively.

Pope reached his fifty off 165 deliveries in the fourth over after the break. But it wasn't until his captain's milestone that the duo decided to switch gears. Unlike the other two centurions in this game, Root converted his hundred into a double - his third in Test cricket and first as England captain - as he risked a streaky single with a potential to run Pope out. An over later, he walked down the track and smacked one straight over mid-off for his first six, off Matt Henry - a shot that all but signalled the change of intent from the English camp.

And this period proved significantly rewarding for New Zealand, especially Wagner who cleaned up the tail as he snaffled four of the five remaining wickets to complete his second fifer of the series and ninth overall in Tests. Pope took the cue little too seriously and sacrificed what could have been his maiden Test hundred for the team's cause when he went after a short-pitched delivery and ended up top-edging it to Jeet Raval at deep square leg on 75, just after England went past the 450-run mark. Three balls later, Root decided to up the ante and danced down the track to take on Santner, only to hole out straight to a waiting-in-position deep cover that brought curtains on his magnificent and yet longest Test innings on 226. England's lead stood at 83 when their captain walked off to standing ovation from the sparse Monday crowd.

New Zealand, and Wagner, persisted with attacking tactics in their bid to speed up the declaration and were rewarded soon enough. Wagner tempted Woakes into an expansive drive with a length ball outside off, and the English all-rounder went chasing, offering a regulation catch to the 'keeper even before he could open his account. Jofra Archer decided to join the fun early and smoked Wagner over the long-on stand. However, Wagner sought his revenge right at the next delivery with a slower knuckle ball. Archer failed to read it but swung hard at it, and tad too early, to drag an inside edge onto his stumps. Match-Session Odds Two balls later, Wagner dished out another knuckleball for Stuart Broad who also lost his off-stump, giving the bowler his second fifer in as many Tests.

England lost their last five wickets for just 21 runs but a 101-run lead got them the proverbial edge heading into the second innings. The pressure increased tenfold on New Zealand when Jeet Raval, not in the best of forms of late, was trapped LBW by Sam Curran on the eighth ball of their second innings. The opener didn't even consider a review, while the repays spotted an inside edge that he, surprisingly, seemed to have missed himself as he walked ​off for a two-ball duck. Tom Latham though continued from where he left off in the first innings but Chris Woakes ensured there would be no encore, as he induced an edge off his bat straight to the safe hands of Root at the lone slip stationed.

Taylor and Williamson came together when New Zealand were under a fair bit of pressure, at 28 for 2, but the duo brought their experience to the fore to bail the home team out and nearly erase all deficit. Williamson did the bulk of scoring initially and Taylor picked up pace only after he pulled Curran for his first boundary of the day. The duo quietly chipped away at England's lead in an excellent final hour of play, putting on 68 runs for the unbeaten third wicket stand that left them trailing by only five more runs.

Losing two wickets in an extended two-and-a-half-hour morning session isn't quite catastrophical -- unless you're following-on and staring at an innings defeat like Pakistan. Nathan Lyon picked both the overnight batsmen on the fourth morning, finding occasional turn and bounce that combined with some unforced errors from Pakistan to reduce them to 167/5 at Tea on Day 4.

There wasn't much on offer in terms of conditions. The pitch is still flat, and the old pink ball not doing enough. Laying exactly into that, Masood and Shafiq indeed started well. Cricket Betting Tips Masood was on the receiving end of some short balls from Mitchell Starc but he dealt it relatively well this morning, pulling a couple of them for boundaries. And he launched a six as soon as Lyon came into the attack.

But well set on 71, Masood decided to attack Lyon and handed out a simple catch to mid-off. Shafiq, Masood's partner in the 103-run stand, was more stable at the other end before he came up against some fine bowling and captaincy.

Lyon, from round the wicket to the right-hander, extracted some turn and bounce, and had Shafiq caught at leg-slip 20 minutes out from Tea.

Still 120 behind with only five wickets in hand, Pakistan will face an uphill battle in the second session. Pat Cummins bowled just the couple of overs at the start of the session, so he should be nice and fresh for the next.