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The fourth match of the five-match one-day series between Team India and the West Indies will play tomorrow at 1:30 pm on Monday at the Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai. The first ODI played in Guwahati was named after India, while the second match played in Visakhapatnam was a tie. In the third ODI played in Pune, West Indies won the series by 1-1. If Virat Kohli's team is to make an invincible edge in the series then tomorrow's match will be won in any situation. If India loses in the fourth one day then the hopes of winning the series will be out of their hands, and they will have to play their last match with tremendous pressure to save the series. West Indies were successful in making a comeback after the poor performance in the Test series and the hosts are struggling hard in the ODI format. Team India consistency India has to bear the poor form of lack of consistency in the performance of the middle order and the poor form of Mahendra Singh Dhoni's bat. India will have to play only 15 ODIs and play before the next World Cup in England next year, and in such a case it is not just the problem of Monday match. After being excluded from the T20 squad, Dhoni now has fewer opportunities to return to the form. In Pune, Ambati Rayudu (22) was successful in reaching the rhythm, but if the right-handed batsman has to make his place in fourth place, then he has to perform consistently well. Rishabh Pant, who batted at number five above Dhoni in the last match, has shown an aggressive stance, but he is waiting for a useful inning in his debut series. The selectors have given Kedar Jadhav in the team for the last two matches, which will give India strength. In recent times, his fitness has been a matter of concern, but after recovering from leg muscles in the Godhra Trophy, he looked fit. In addition to Jadhav's aggressive batting, his off-spin bowling can also be effective. Openers will have to give a better start Openers Shikhar Dhawan and Rohit Sharma have failed in two consecutive matches. The team expects to have a big partnership with them. For the hosts, however, the most positive side is Captain Kohli's form. He scored again a century in the third ODI in Pune and become the first Indian to do so. Fans will expect another hundred from Kohli, but the captain will want his team to perform better than the previous two matches. Talking about bowling, Jaspreet Bumrah returned to the side in the third ODI on Saturday, picking up four wickets. Bhuvneshwar Kumar has scored a lot of runs in the death overs but he expected to make a comeback. The role of both the spinners, Yuswendra Chahal and Kuldeep Yadav, will be crucial in preventing the opposition's batsmen. West Indies team better performed West Indies's greatest wicket-taker wicket-keeper batsman is Shami Hope. He scored 123, runs in Visakhapatnam and two crucial innings of 95 in Pune. The team would expect another big turn from him. He also failed to convert a good start into the third innings in the third match with Shimron Hetmeyer. Prior to the Pune match, left-handed batsman Hetmeyer scored 106 and 94 runs. The team will also expect good performance from players like Kiron Powell, Chandrapal Hemraj and Rovman Powell. Experienced Marlon Samuels performed well in the third ODI in the third ODI. He picked up three wickets but his bat is still silent. Captain Jason Holder also would like to contribute. After a good performance in Pune, fast bowler Obed Mackay and off-spinner Ashley Nurse will have the confidence to grow. They would like to give their team an unstoppable edge. With this match, CCI will return to international cricket a long time later. This field hosted its previous Test 2009 and ODI international match in 2006. Teams: India: Virat Kohli (Captain), Rohit Sharma, Shikhar Dhawan, Ambati Rayudu, Rishabh Pant, Mahendra Singh Dhoni, Ravindra Jadeja, Kuldeep Yadav, Yogendra Chahal, Bhubaneswar Kumar, Jaspreet Bumrah, Khalil Ahmed, Umesh Yadav, Lokesh Rahul, Manish Pandey, And Kedar Jadhav West Indies: Jason Holder (captain), Fabienne Allen, Sunil Ambrish, Devendra Bishoo, Chandrapal Hemraj, Shimron Hatmayer, Shi Hope, Alzari Joseph, Evin Lewis, Ashley Nurse, Chemo Paul, Roovman Powell, Kemar Roach, and Marlon Samuels. Read the full article