Both West Indies and Pakistan had to endure another frustrating day as the fourth and final T20I was washed out after three overs in Guyana. Pakistan won the four-match series 1-0, with that solitary result coming in the second T20I while the other three matches were washed out.

Cricket West Indies and Pakistan Cricket Board mutually agreed to cut one match from the originally scheduled five-match series after the preceding West Indies-Australia ODI series was impacted by COVID-19. The four games were going to be crucial for both sides as they build up towards the T20 World Cup later this year.

On the day, West Indies were put in to bat with rain threat looming large. Andre Fletcher smashed 14 in the opening over from Mohammad Hafeez while Chris Gayle took 12 in the next against Mohammad Wasim Jr. Hasan Ali pulled this back by giving away four runs in the third over before rain played spoilsport.

In the opening T20I, only nine overs were possible while in the second, Pakistan won the contest by seven runs after a complete game. The third T20I saw play for just eight balls and forced the sides to walk away frustrated having missed crucial quality match time.