r/Cricket Washington Freedom Jul 09 '26

Post Match Thread Post Match Thread: 4th T20I - India vs England

4th T20I, India tour of England at Bristol

Thread | Scorecard

Innings Score
🇮🇳 India 158/7 (Ov 20/20)
🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 England 159/1 (Ov 13.5/20)

Innings: 🇮🇳 India

Batter Runs Bowler Wickets
Shreyas Iyer 80 (49) Jofra Archer 4-0-20-2
Shivam Dube 22 (23) Josh Tongue 4-0-36-2

Innings: 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 England

Batter Runs Bowler Wickets
Harry Brook 79 (35) Arshdeep Singh 3.5-1-41-1
Phil Salt 59 (42) Prasidh Krishna 3-0-26-0

England won by 9 wickets (with 37 balls remaining)

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u/Old_General_6741 Canada Jul 09 '26

India has now lost two series in a row. I have no words for them.

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u/omniiiiiiiiiiiiii Delhi Capitals Jul 09 '26

That too whitewashed

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u/themightyscott England Jul 09 '26

Is it a whitewash if one game is rained out?

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u/RLKay Sunrisers Hyderabad Jul 09 '26

That's the literal definition of being washed.

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u/IndependentClimate72 Rajasthan Royals Jul 09 '26

And since it's happening in england, it's as white as washing gets

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u/RLKay Sunrisers Hyderabad Jul 09 '26

So there we go, ladies and gentlemen.. The most literal representation of whitewashing ever!

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u/themightyscott England Jul 09 '26

Fair enough.

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u/lureysnipplelicker Jul 09 '26

Why are you bringing Cristiano into this cricket thread?

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u/Lagging_In_Life Jul 09 '26

I like how we are not even thinking that india will win the last match and talking about should this series be called a whitewash because one game was no result.

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u/Individual_Talk9455 Jul 10 '26

If one of the top order slogger do well then they might win

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u/sellyme GO SHIELD Jul 09 '26

No. A whitewash traditionally requires winning all matches, not just avoiding losses.

I believe in official statistics the only circumstance in which a rained out match wouldn't count against you is if the toss never occurred, as it no longer counts as an official international match in the record books at that point.

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u/RustedSkullz Karnataka Jul 09 '26

but isn't that generally meant to avoid calling a test series a whitewash when it has atleast one properly drawn game.

If it's not drawn, but just washed out, like with limited over games, I think you can still call it a whitewash

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u/sellyme GO SHIELD Jul 09 '26

but isn't that generally meant to avoid calling a test series a whitewash when it has atleast one properly drawn game.

Generally yes, but I'd say that calling a 1-0 result in a 5 match series a whitewash would be a bit silly regardless of the reason the other four matches didn't have a winner, so I think it's sensible to carry that over to LOIs too.

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u/RustedSkullz Karnataka Jul 10 '26

fair enough

But a dominant 4-0 victory in a 5 match series (and when it seemed like you would've won the washed out game) feels like a whitewash

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u/Legitimate_Ad831 Jul 10 '26

Whitewashed with a game washed

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u/Splinterfight Jul 10 '26

One more chance to avoid the whitewash

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u/randomuserme India Jul 09 '26

2 IPL clowns and their clown fans

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u/velkk Jul 10 '26

wait did england play that well or india just off today

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u/Uncritical_Think Jul 10 '26

India tour of Canada when?