New Delhi, Oct. 11 -- Toss and dew could play a factor at the Holkar Stadium in Indore on Sunday when India take on West Indies in the third of the five-match T20I series. After India took the lead, West Indies boubced back with a successful 250-run chase, thanks to Shai Hope's match-winning hundred.

The Holkar Stadium has been a batting paradise traditionally with the average first-inning score being 200. Having had the upper hand in the series so far, batters from both camps would be licking their hands with the short boundaries - 56 metres square and 68 metres straight - on offer.

In the four T20Is played at the venue so far, India have opted to bowl first after winning the toss thrice, winning two games. With the dew factor also com...