New Delhi, Oct. 11 -- Bowlers will have to pull up their socks as another bat vs bat contest is most like when India take on West Indies at the Holkar Stadium in Indore in the third T20I on Sunday. The Holkar Stadium has been a batting paradise traditionally and if the recent forms of both teams are to go by, another 500-run contest won't come as a surprise.

As many as 501 runs were scored in the second T20I in Ranchi with the West Indies scaling down India's massive 250-run target with more than an over to spare. The flat decks and short boundaries would bring a smile to the batters of both camps. Execution across departments will be crucial.

India will also be wary of Shai Hope's form at the top of the order as the West Indies captain...