West Indies wicketkeeper-batsman Nicholas Pooran made his captaincy debut for the national side in the recently-concluded T20I series against Australia. The 25-year-old led his side in all five matches with regular skipper Kieron Pollard ruled out due to an injury. Although it was a huge blow for West Indies, Pooran did a spectacular job as a leader in the absence of Pollard as he guided his side to an emphatic series win. While Pooran's captaincy was quite impressive, there was one aspect of the game where the southpaw was very disappointing - performance at the toss. The newly-appointed West Indies skipper lost all of his first four tosses in the series. Coming into the final match of the series, it seemed like the 25-year-old was prepared to lose the toss once again. However, destiny had other plans!