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<\/div>\nFile photo of Rohit Sharma (right) and Virat Kohli.\u00a9 AFP<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n Former Pakistan wicketkeeper Kamran Akmal<\/a> was left in awe of Suryakumar Yadav<\/a>‘s brilliance after the India batter guided his side to a seven-wicket win over West Indies in the third T20I of the five-match series in Guyana on Tuesday. Suryakumar was back to his disdainful best as India stayed alive in the series against the Carribean side. West Indies skipper Rovman Powell<\/a>‘s whirlwind 40 not out off 19 balls pushed the hosts to 159 for five after Kuldeep Yadav<\/a> (3\/28) stemmed the flow of runs in the middle overs. Debutant Yashavi Jaiswal (1) and Shubman Gill<\/a> (6) got out cheaply in run chase before Suryakumar came up with a special 83 off 44 balls to help India gun down the target in 17.5 overs.<\/p>\n “When early wickets fell, it was still okay because the senior batters took responsibility and ensured the job was done. Suryakumar Yadav is such a player that when scores runs, he just makes the game one-sided and that’s exactly what he did,” the former Pakistan wicketkeeper said on his YouTube channel<\/a>.<\/p>\n Tilak Varma<\/a> (49 not out off 37) was happy to play second fiddle to his senior Mumbai Indians teammate Suryakumar in their 87-run stand. Tilak missed his second straight fifty in his debut series as skipper Hardik Pandya<\/a> (20 not out off 15) hit the winning six.<\/p>\n It was a victory for India after losing two matches on trot against West Indies. Talking about India’s batting, Akmal observed: “There has been a marked change in batting. There has been a sense of responsibility and game awareness that ‘Hey, we are doing something wrong and we need to change it if we want to win games’.”<\/p>\n (With PTI Inputs)<\/p>\n