India will be playing the fourth Twenty20 International (T20I) match against Australia at the Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International Stadium in Raipur on Friday, December 1, following a 5-wicket loss in the third T20I in the current 5-match T20I series in Guwahati.

The Indian team is keen to take the series, now poised at 2-1, and establish an insurmountable lead. Glenn Maxwell's spectacular century, which helped Australia win the previous game in Guwahati and secure their first series victory, gave the competition life. India's ascent towards triumph was halted when the Australian team successfully pursued a challenging target of 223 points. India had dominated the previous two matches, winning both of them back-to-back. There have been plenty of sixes and fours in the T20Is, with all three games going over 200 runs. It is anticipated that the next Raipur T20I will be a high-scoring match.

For the fourth T20I, both teams are thinking about making adjustments. Shreyas Iyer, a renowned World Cup star, has joined the Indian team and will probably play in Raipur. Tilak Varma might be rested for this game in such a situation. The return of pacer Mukesh Kumar, who is renowned for his economical death over bowling, could be beneficial for India against Australia's hard-hitting bottom order.

Deepak Chahar, who was just selected for the Indian team, may possibly be included. This potential modification might be able to fix the issues Arshdeep and Prasidh Krishna had-they allowed runs in the previous game. Specifically, in the third Twenty20 International, Prasidh Krishna gave up 68 runs in four overs, which was India's worst T20I number.