India, Oct. 11 -- India and the West Indies will meet in the third T20I with the five-match series level at 1-1. The contest follows a remarkable second game in Ranchi, where the teams combined for 501 runs in fewer than 39 overs. Known for its batting-friendly surface, consistent bounce and short boundaries, the Holkar Stadium could set the stage for another high-scoring encounter. India face important selection and tactical questions after failing to defend their huge total of 249/5 in the previous match. Sanju Samson's explosive 82 off 33 balls was not enough to prevent defeat, while the bowling unit struggled in the dewy conditions. Axar Patel found it difficult to make an impact, and Kuldeep Yadav conceded 53 runs in his four overs. ...