India vs Australia 5th T20I Pitch Report: Weather forecast, match conditions and head-to-head score

India will aim to clinch the five-match T20I series against Australia in the final game at Brisbane’s Gabba on Saturday. The visitors lead the series 2-1 and seek their fourth consecutive bilateral T20I series win over Australia.

Team India, led by Suryakumar Yadav, will enter the final match with confidence after a dominant 48-run victory in the fourth T20I at Carrara Oval. In that game, India posted 167/8 after being put in to bat, with Shubman Gill scoring 46, supported by Abhishek Sharma (28), Shivam Dube (22), Axar Patel (21 not out), and Suryakumar (20). The bowlers then restricted Australia to 119 in 18.2 overs, with Washington Sundar claiming 3/3 and Axar and Dube picking up two wickets each.

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India remain unbeaten in their last nine bilateral multi-game T20I series, including six consecutive series victories. Vice-captain Shubman Gill has been a key contributor with 103 runs, while Sundar has impressed as an all-rounder, scoring 61 runs and taking three wickets in the series.

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IND vs AUS 5th T20I pitch report

The Gabba surface is known for its pace and bounce, offering early assistance to fast bowlers with movement and carry. Once set, batters can capitalise on the true nature of the pitch, while spinners often find limited support. The average first-innings score at the venue is typically in the 160–170 range, ensuring a balanced contest between bat and ball.

India vs Australia 5th T20I weather update: Will rain play spoilsport?

According to AccuWeather, rain is likely to affect the final match in Brisbane. The forecast indicates a humid and overcast evening with frequent showers, a 79% chance of rain, and humidity levels near 90%. Cloud cover is expected to be around 99%, and thunderstorms may further disrupt play.

India vs Australia head to head score

In T20 internationals, India hold the upper hand over Australia with 22 wins in 36 encounters, while Australia have won 12. Notably, Australia have not lost a T20I at the Gabba since 2013, a streak India will look to break.

India look to seal the T20I series against Australia at the Gabba amid concerns of rain and overcast conditions. The surface promises pace and bounce, setting the stage for a competitive contest between bat and ball if weather permits.