India and Australia continue their rivalry with the start of what promises to be an exciting five-match T20 International series on Wednesday (October 29) at the Manuka Oval in Canberra. After losing the ODI leg of the tour 1-2 with defeats in Perth and Adelaide and a consolation victory in Sydney, India shift their attention to the fast-paced game of T20 cricket as Suryakumar Yadav’s men resume their build-up towards the ICC T20 World Cup 2026.

Having dominated their opponents last season, India’s youthful and powerpacked T20I outfit showed off their prowess even on dry and tricky surfaces in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, winning the Asia Cup 2025 undefeated in September. Their winning run included three handsome victories over arch-rivals Pakistan.

Now the quick and bouncy surfaces Down Under p

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