Overview
- India took the five-match T20I series 2–1 after the final game at the Gabba was washed out by rain.
- Promoted up the order in Hobart, Sundar top-scored with 49 off 23 balls to secure a five-wicket win that leveled the series.
- Held back for the death overs in the fourth T20I, he grabbed three wickets in five deliveries to spark a collapse in a 48-run victory.
- Head coach Gautam Gambhir set up the presentation, and Sundar publicly thanked Rahil Khaja for his behind-the-scenes work in the BCCI’s BTS video.
- The Impact Player of the Series is a recent BCCI initiative, and Sundar’s T20I returns—51 wickets at an economy under seven with a strike rate above 134—underscore his value.