India's emerging bowling unit, facing recent scrutiny, aims to improve its performance in the death overs, seizing the opportunity presented by Glenn Maxwell's absence in the upcoming fourth T20 international against Australia on Friday.
In the third match, where Australia successfully chased a formidable 223-run target, India's young bowling attack struggled, failing to defend 40-plus runs in the final two overs. Prasidh Krishna, conceding 68 runs in four overs, including 21 in the last over, may prompt a minor adjustment in the Indian lineup.
