Weather ends contest
Rain brought the final T20 to an abrupt close after seven overs, denying both sides a chance to contest a finishing phase. Play was called off once the shower moved in, bringing an early conclusion to the match.
India had reached 118 for 5 at the time play stopped, mounting a brisk scoring rate in the shortened period. Naman Dhir provided some of the most explosive hitting of the innings, scoring 24 runs off just six deliveries.
The early overs had hinted at an entertaining contest, with India scoring quickly despite losing regular wickets. The interruption prevented any potential late-innings acceleration or a chase scenario that might have produced a dramatic finish.
Fans and players alike were left disappointed as the final ended prematurely. Organisers will now turn their attention to logistical and scheduling implications for remaining fixtures, with weather once again playing a decisive role in the outcome.