The PD England men’s team lost fourth in the T20 in India
The physically disabled England men's team lost the fourth match of their series against India, meaning the series went the way of the hosts. Team India batted first and made 150-5 from their 20 overs, with a wicket apiece for Jordan Williams, Liam O'Brien, and Ben Sutton.
After their historic win in the third IT20, Callum Flynn’s team knew a successful chase would tie the series at 2-2, setting up the fifth and final game at the Narenda Modi Stadium perfectly. Sadly, Flynn’s team fell short by 19 runs despite a fine, battling half-century from Liam O’Brien.
O’Brien was the eighth wicket to fall in England’s chase, and aside from a spirited unbeaten 25 from No. 10 Anthony Clapham, featuring two sixes, it was something of a lone hand, with no other batter able to pass 20.
Victory leaves one game left to play and gives India an unassailable 3-1 lead. England will be fighting to reduce arrears on Tuesday and head home at 3-2 after a memorable return to the international arena.