Watch: "Coin has same two sides" - Sikandar Raza's shocking remark after 4th consecutive toss loss vs India in T20I series

Zimbabwe captain Sikandar Raza had a hilarious reaction to losing the toss in the fourthT20I against Team India on Saturday (July 13).

Luck has completely deserted Sikandar Raza in the ongoing series as far as the toss is concerned. The veteran allrounder has lost all the four tosses so far. In the first game of the series, his team was asked to bat first and it went on to register a stunning 13-run win over the fancied opponents.

In the following two games, India decided to bat first after winning the toss and went on to win both the games. For the fourth game, Shubman Gill won the toss again but opted to bowl first. Zimbabwe will be hoping that the trend of the team batting first to win the game continues in the ongoing game as well.

And while only will tell how things unfold, Sikandar Raza came up with a humorous response after losing the toss for the fourth time in a row. As soon as the match referee revealed the result of the toss and confirmed that India have won the toss again, Sikandar Raza hilariously questioned the authenticity of the coin, saying: "Does the coin has the same two sides."

Watch Sikandar Raza's hilarious response after losing the toss:

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"We wanted to bat first. The wicket tends to get slower and slower. We've got a vision for 2026, the only way to get better is quality game time. Hopefully our top-three can click. Our idea is for all three departments to perform. The boys are hungry. Wellington Masakadaza misses out. Faraz Akram comes in," said Sikandar Raza after the toss.

Talking about the game, Zimbabwe have made a steady start with the bat. At the time of writing this report, they were on 40 for no loss in the sixth over. India are currently leading the five-match series 2-1 and Zimbabwe need to win the ongoing game to keep it alive.