India, Nov. 1 -- India captain Shreyas Iyer made no bones about the fact that his T20I team needs to improve in the fielding department. The fifth and final T20I saw India putting down two chances, and Naman Dhir's drop of Tim Seifert proved to be costly, with the opening batter hitting 93, helping New Zealand win the final game of the series by seven wickets.

India might have won the series 3-2, but the catching aspect needs serious attention and introspection. In 2026 itself, the Men in Blue have put down more than 60 chances in T20Is.

"We can brainstorm, and we have to work on a couple of things, especially fielding. That is one aspect of the game we need to improve on, but honestly, it's not that easy when you come under such dark l...