The fourth and final one-day international between India and the West Indies would be held at Vadodara on January 31 instead of January 30, the BCCI said today.

"The West Indies Cricket Board has agreed to our request to put off the match by a day as the police had told the Baroda Cricket Association that enough security personnel cannot be spared for the match on January 30 because of Muharrum," BCCI secretary Niranjan Shah said here.

The West Indies will play four one-day internationals. The series will commence at Nagpur on January 21 and the second and third matches will be held at Cuttack (January 24) and Chennai (January 27).

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