Indiana Pacers beat Miami Heat 99-92 to level series at 2-2 Roy Hibbert was again huge for the Pacers in game four. CENTRE Roy Hibbert scored 23 points as the Indiana Pacers went on a 13-3 run to close the game and beat the Miami Heat 99-92 in game four of their NBA semi-final round series on Tuesday. The Pacers were blown out of game three by the Heat but they rebounded mightily at home on Tuesday against the defending NBA champion Heat to level the series at 2-2. After scoring a franchise record 70 points in the first half of game three, Miami struggled on offense in game four and had just 72 points midway through the final quarter. LeBron James scored a team-high 24 points for the Heat before he fouled out in the fourth quarter of the Eastern Conference contest with the winner of the best-of-seven series advancing to the NBA finals. With James on the bench, the Pacers' offense continued to roll in front of a crowd of 18,165 at the Bankers Life Fieldhouse arena. Hibbert also had 12 rebounds and scored two times off the offensive boards down the stretch in the close contest. Hibbert was benched late in overtime in the game one loss. Lance Stephenson had 20 points, George Hill added 19 and David West finished with 14 with 12 rebounds for the Pacers who shot 50 percent from the field against the Heat. Indiana also had 50 points in the paint compared to just 32 for Miami. The Pacers won despite all-star guard Paul George having his second straight off night. George shot just four-of-10 and finished with 12 points Tuesday after shooting three-of-10 in game three. The series now shifts to Miami for game five on Thursday. James fouled out for just second time in the post-season in his brilliant career after finishing with 24 points, six rebounds and five assists on Tuesday. Miami Heat's LeBron James reacts after getting called for a foul. Mario Chalmers had 20 points and Dwyane Wade 16 for the Heat, who had won 10 straight road games, including a one-sided game three win at the same Bankers Life Fieldhouse. Miami had just a half dozen turnovers but shot a modest 39 percent from the floor. The Heat or the Pacers will face San Antonio in the finals after the Spurs wrapped up their Western Conference series in four straight games by beating the Memphis Grizzlies 93-86 on Monday night.