Hyderabad, Oct. 14 -- Following his side's loss to West Indies in the fourth T20I during a massive run-chase, Indian skipper Shreyas Iyer said that the team could not execute their line and length well while the Windies made use of some help from the surface in the middle overs, when the pitch became slower.

Shai Hope's fourth ton of the tour and a five-wicket haul from Keemo Paul handed Windies a 23-run win over India in a successful defence of 248 runs, setting up an exciting decider for fans at Bengaluru with the series poised at 2-2.

While India started off with an aggressive fifty from Sanju Samson, his opening partner Abhishek Sharma barely got the strike for the first few overs. From Sanju's wicket started India's eventual downfa...