Shreyas Iyer's 50 years and some standout bowling from the spinners gave India a major 88-run prevail upon the West Indies in the fifth and last T20I in Florida. The guests took the series with a pounding 4-1 edge, getting themselves in some great structure paving the way to the T20 World Cup planned for the near future. Why were India's success so exceptional? Pursuing a 189-run target, WI were bowled out for just 100 and it was the primary occurrence of spinners picking every one of the 10 wickets in a T20I. It was likewise India's greatest T20I prevail upon WI regarding runs. No Rohit today except for Iyer moves forward as opener Ishan Kishan had one more unconcerned day with the bat however Iyer, playing as an opener, guaranteed that India didn't miss Rohit Sharma to an extreme (Rohit, India's standard chief, was refreshed for this evening's down). Iyer proceeded to score 64 off 40 balls and tracked down great help from Deepak Hooda, with the couple adding 76 for the subsequent wicket. Hooda's hits against Keemo Paul in the 6th over guaranteed that India got done with an amazing 53/1 in the PowerPlay while Iyer's 30-ball 50 years made a big difference for them, leaving areas of strength for them 95/1 at the midway imprint. Hardik retouches India's typical completion... Just 47 runs happened to the last five overs and it was down to India losing ordinary wickets in the last 50% of the innings. On the opposite side of the beverages break, Hooda died attempting to clear the ropes against Hayden Walsh right when he was hoping to get his scoring rate. Iyer fell in the following over, offering a sharp return opportunity to Jason Holder as India stammered after a useful organization. Sanju Samson and Dinesh Karthik didn't keep close by for long either; Odean Smith disposed of the two of them in consecutive overs, first beating Samson for speed and afterward catching Karthik in front with a more slow ball. That is when Hardik Pandya, India's substitute commander, took 19 runs out the nineteenth over, hitting Holder for 6, 4 and 6 however his run out in the last over implied India could take just seven out it. They needed to settle with 188/7 of every 20 overs, with Smith wrapped up with 3 for 33. Axar leaves West Indies faltering At the point when Hardik gave Axar Patel the new ball, it took the left-arm spinner just three balls to strike. Holder was bowled by one that came in with the arm and before you knew, he had two more clinched. Returning for his third over on the run, Axar hit with the wickets of Shamarh Brooks (confused) and Devon Thomas (bowled). All that converted into a PowerPlay score of 38/3 and left West Indies a long ways behind in the pursuit. Hetmyer sparkles however Indian spinners excessively great Indeed, even Shimron Hetmyer's 28-ball fifty, the quickest of his T20I profession, wasn't sufficient to compensate for West Indies' premature move. Kuldeep Yadav (3-12), Ravi Bishnoi (4-16) and Axar (3-15) joined to bowl the hosts out in just 15.4 overs. When Axar had left WI stammering inside the PowerPlay, Kuldeep assumed control over the reins pretty well in the center overs and hit gold with Nicholas Pooran's wicket in his first finished. At 64/4 after 10 overs, it looked troubling for has at the midway imprint yet it was going to go from terrible to more regrettable, Coming to amaze in the twelfth, Bishoi picked Rovman Powell and Keemo Paul inside two legitimate conveyances and afterward returned later to complete the game with another twofold strike. Kuldeep likewise tolled in with a twofold wicket over, disposing of Dominic Drakes and Smith. Brief Scores: India 188/7 in 20 overs (Shreyas Iyer 64; Odean Smith 3-33) beat West Indies 100 all out in 15.4 overs (Shimron Hetmyer 56; Ravi Bishnoi 4-16, Kuldeep Yadav 3-12, Axar Patel 3-15) by 88 runs.