Skipper Hardik Pandya admitted that his lack of rhythm and slow approach became a turning point as his team lost momentum during the back-10 overs during the fifth T20 International against West Indies on Sunday. (Pic: AFP)
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The Indian batters fluffed their lines when it mattered most as a determined West Indies handed captain Hardik Pandya his first bilateral series defeat comfortably winning the fifth and final T20 International by eight wickets on Sunday. West Indies won the five-match series 3-2 with opener Brandon King`s swashbuckling 85 not out off 55 balls paving the way for a 18-over cakewalk. (Pic: AFP)
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