India's probable playing XI for the fourth ODI 

All-rounders

The team management will give him chances as series like these will help him gain confidence

Kedar Jadhav might have failed in the last two matches after struggling to figure out Akila Dananjaya's variations. At the same time, the right-hander hardly got chances to show his worth with the bat.

He has been impressive in the willow whenever he got a chance before the start of the series. It will be unfair to drop him after just two failures. At the same time, he has been giving the captain few overs with the ball and is pitching in with wickets regularly. In all likelihood, he will be given a chance in the next couple of matches.

Hardik Pandya has been handy with the ball in the first three matches and with the bat, he got out cheaply in the only time he got a chance to come out to the middle with the willow in his hand. The team management will give him chances as series like these will help him gain confidence and grow as a bowler.