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4th May 2026

Malaysia vs Indonesia – 4th T20I: Malaysia Complete the Series

Malaysia face Indonesia in the fourth T20 International of this five-match series at Bayuemas Oval on Tuesday, 5 May. The match starts at 07:30 IST (03:00 BST). Malaysia have been dominant throughout – three wins from three – and arrive here in ruthless form. Indonesia need a result to keep the series alive with two games remaining.

Malaysia sit at 25th in the ICC T20I rankings (rating 124, 62 matches played). Indonesia are currently unranked at international level.

The Venue

Venue data is not yet available for this fixture on Statz. All three games in this series have been played at Bayuemas Oval in Kuala Lumpur based on Statz match data. Check the Statz projections page for the latest updates as the match approaches.

Form and Table

Malaysia – ICC T20I rank: 25th. In this series: P3, W3, L0. Last 5 across all T20Is: W W W W L.

Malaysia average 137 runs per innings this series, conceding just 98. Their 186/5 yesterday was their highest score of the campaign.

Indonesia – Unranked. In this series: P3, W0, L3. Last 5 across all T20Is: L L L W L.

Indonesia average 98 runs per innings in this series. Their closest contest was game two, where they made 125 and fell 12 short. They have not won a game in this bilateral. Two games remain.

Head-to-Head

3 meetings since 2026 (Statz data). Malaysia lead 3-0. All three matches have been played at Bayuemas Oval in this series.

Malaysia have won every contest at this ground in Statz data. The narrowest margin was 12 runs in game two – Indonesia posted their best total of the series that day and still came up short. All-time record at this venue: Malaysia 3, Indonesia 0.

Statz Projections

If Malaysia bat first, Statz projects them at 55.2% to win. The projected first innings total for Malaysia batting is 154.9, with a P10 of 129 and P90 of 180 – a wide range that reflects the series variance. Match total projection sits at 296.5 runs (P10: 251, P90: 339).

If Indonesia bat first, Statz gives Malaysia 56.3% win probability – marginally stronger. Indonesia’s projected first innings in that scenario is 151.0 (P10: 122, P90: 179), slightly lower than Malaysia’s batting projection, consistent with the gap in quality seen across the series so far.

Competition Season Leaders

These are the leading run scorers and wicket takers across all T20 Internationals in the current season (Statz data):

Orange Cap – Top 5 Run Scorers:

  1. Karanbir Singh – 278 runs (5 innings)
  2. Musaddiq Ahmed – 277 runs (5 innings)
  3. Suryakumar Yadav – 242 runs (5 innings)
  4. Shimron Hetmyer – 233 runs (6 innings)
  5. Ishan Kishan – 215 runs (4 innings)

Purple Cap – Top 5 Wicket Takers:

  1. Keshav Maharaj – 12 wickets (8 innings)
  2. Shahid Afridi – 11 wickets (5 innings)
  3. Mitchell Santner – 10 wickets (8 innings)
  4. Ben Sears – 10 wickets (6 innings)
  5. Matthew Humphreys – 10 wickets (5 innings)

Malaysia – Series Run Leaders:

  1. Ahmed Aqeel Wahid – 61 runs, avg 20.33, HS 32 (3 matches)
  2. Muhammad Amir Azim – 47 runs, avg 23.50, HS 46 (3 matches)
  3. Muhammad Haziq Aiman – 45 runs, avg 45.00, HS 45 (3 matches)
  4. Virandeep Singh – 44 runs, avg 14.67, HS 34 (3 matches)
  5. Syed Aziz – 40 runs, avg 13.33, HS 36 (3 matches)

Malaysia – Series Wicket Leaders:

  1. Pavandeep Singh – 4 wickets, avg 1.33, best 4 (3 matches)
  2. Syed Aziz – 4 wickets, avg 1.33, best 2 (3 matches)
  3. Amir Khan Malik – 3 wickets, avg 3.00, best 3 (3 matches)

Indonesia – Series Run Leaders:

  1. Kadek Gamantika – 75 runs, avg 25.00, HS 42 (3 matches)
  2. Danilson Hawoe – 37 runs, avg 12.33, HS 35 (3 matches)
  3. Agush Priandana – 32 runs, avg 10.67, HS 29 (3 matches)
  4. Sampath Kharvi – 28 runs, avg 14.00, HS 25 (3 matches)
  5. Anjar Tadarus – 26 runs, avg 8.67, HS 16 (3 matches)

Indonesia – Series Wicket Leaders:

  1. Danilson Hawoe – 7 wickets, avg 2.33, best 4 (3 matches)
  2. Ferdinando Banunaek – 2 wickets, avg 0.67, best 1 (3 matches)
  3. Kadek Gamantika – 2 wickets, avg 0.67, best 1 (3 matches)

Predicted XIs

Based on the playing XIs from 04 May 2026 (vs Indonesia). Check the fixture page for any toss-related changes.

Malaysia: Ahmed Aqeel Wahid (wk), Aslam Khan Malik, Muhammad Amir Azim, Muhammad Azri Azhar, Muhammad Haziq Aiman, Pavandeep Singh, Rahim Khan, Sharvin Muniandy, Syed Aziz (c), Vijay Unni, Virandeep Singh

Indonesia: Apriliandi Rahayu (c), Dharma Kesuma (wk), Ferdinando Banunaek, Gede Arta, Kadek Gamantika, Ketut Edi Guna Artawan, Anjar Tadarus, Sampath Kharvi, Danilson Hawoe, Agush Priandana, Kavin Chaddha

Dream11 Tips

Captain (C): Danilson Hawoe – 103.9 projected Dream11 points
Vice Captain (VC): Ferdinando Banunaek – 87.8 projected Dream11 points

Next 3 for reference:

All selections from confirmed recent XI players only.

Key Players

Danilson Hawoe (Indonesia) – The standout performer across both sides this series despite being on the losing team every time. 7 wickets in 3 games at an average of 2.33, best of 4. He hits 1+ wicket in 100% of games this season and 2+ wickets in 66.7% of games. With the ball he is Indonesia’s entire attack – his removal from the game is the only thing that changes their bowling equation. Also contributes with the bat.

Syed Aziz (Malaysia) – Captain and all-rounder, contributes in both departments. 40 runs and 4 wickets this series. He picks up 1+ wickets in 66.7% of his games and 2+ wickets in 66.7% – an impressive rate for a batter who bowls. 36 was his high score this series. One of Malaysia’s key dual-threat options.

Virandeep Singh (Malaysia) – 44 series runs averaging 14.67, highest 34. He picks up 1+ wickets in 66.7% of matches and scored 20+ runs in 33.3% of innings. Bat-ball threat at the top of the order, proven performer across all three games. Statz projects him at 77.2 Dream11 points.

Kadek Gamantika (Indonesia) – Indonesia’s leading batter with 75 runs this series at an average of 25.00, HS 42. He contributes with the ball too – 2 wickets. Scores 20+ runs in 33.3% of innings and 30+ in 33.3%. The one Indonesian batter who has consistently shown he can occupy the crease.

Conditions

Weather data is not available for this fixture on Statz (venue coordinates not yet registered). Bayuemas Oval is in Kuala Lumpur – tropical conditions typical for this time of year. Check closer to match time for any interruption risk.

Verdict and Betting Angles

Back Malaysia. Three wins from three in this series, two of them comfortable. Indonesia have improved slightly – their 125 in game two showed they can compete – but Malaysia’s batting depth (186 yesterday) and bowling variety (Syed Aziz, Pavandeep Singh, Virandeep Singh all contributing wickets) makes them the clear selection at any price.

Statz gives Malaysia 55.2% win probability if they bat first, 56.3% if Indonesia bat first. The consistency across both scenarios tells you this isn’t a toss-dependent match for Malaysia – they win regardless.

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