The record says that India’s batsmen have been in great form in the last three matches of the T20 World Cup 2026. They have scored more than 700 runs in these three matches, of which two have scored more than 250 runs. Whether batting first or chasing runs—the Men in Blue batted almost perfectly, with Sanju Samson getting special praise in both of those matches.

According to a report, a pitch with a mix of red and black clay is being prepared for New Zealand’s final match against India in Ahmedabad on March 8. This type of pitch can benefit both the batter and the bowler, as it provides bounce and seam movement.

Now the question is, how many runs may be needed to win the final? During T20 World Cup 2026 Narendra Modi StadiumThe average score of the team batting earlier is 182 runs. However, the final match will be on a new pitch, which means there will be bounce on the red ground. This will benefit pace bowlers and batters. Runs can also be high on this pitch. Spinners will not get much help as black clay is used less. Pace bowlers can get some advantage in 1-2 overs at the start.