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India vs West Indies, 4th T20I, India's Predicted XI: Will Sanju Samson Get A Go?

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Team India led by Rohit Sharma will look to gain an unassailable lead in the five-match series when they take on West Indies in the fourth T20I on Saturday in Florida.

The visitors currently have a 2-1 lead after having won the third match by seven wickets. Suryakumar Yadav was the star of the show as he played a knock of 76.

Rohit Sharma retired hurt midway due to back spasms while Shreyas Iyer's form is a huge concern in the shortest format. So it would be interesting to see whether the visitors make any changes to their playing XI for the fourth T20I.

Rohit Sharma: The skipper played a 64-run knock in the first game and he backed it up with a duck in the second. Five balls into his innings in the 3rd T20I, he had to retire hurt so it would be interesting to see his match-fitness.

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