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Was Tilak Varma Out or Not Out During IND vs WI 3rd T20I? Run Out Controversy Explained

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Was Tilak Varma Out or Not Out

India faced a challenging middle phase in the third T20I against West Indies at the Holkar Stadium in Indore on Sunday, October 11, 2026. After being asked to bat first, the hosts made a flying start through Abhishek Sharma, who smashed 69 off just 30 deliveries.

However, West Indies fought back with regular wickets, putting India's batting depth under pressure. Amid the collapse, a bizarre IND vs WI Run Out controversy took place in the first innings, involving Tilak Varma and Axar Patel.

Tilak Varma Run Out Controversy

Tilak Varma's promising innings ended in bizarre fashion after a costly mix-up with Axar Patel left India seven wickets down. The left-hander departed for 28 off 16 deliveries, having struck four boundaries and looked well set to provide a late flourish.
The incident unfolded against Gudakesh Motie in the 17th over. Axar flicked a low full toss towards the leg side, where Kamil Pooran made an effort to stop the ball near the boundary. Mistaking the situation for a boundary, Tilak and Axar briefly lost track of the ball and their running.
Axar sensed something was wrong and ensured he returned safely to his crease. Tilak, however, was caught well short while attempting to get back, allowing West Indies to complete a crucial run-out.
It was a frustrating end to Tilak's knock, particularly with India needing late runs after losing wickets in clusters. The dismissal handed West Indies another breakthrough as they continued to claw their way back into the contest.

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Tilak Varma scored 28 runs off 16 balls during IND vs WI 3rd T20I.

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