Shubman Gill scored 223 not out during the second one-day international held in Guwahati. India secured the victory by eight wickets in the second one-day international match.
West Indies posted a total of 405-7 after 50 overs in the second one-day international in Guwahati. India reached a score of 406-2 in just 43.3 overs during the contest.
John Campbell contributed 101 runs in the second one-day international match. Shai Hope amassed 104 runs during the second one-day international.
Amir Jangoo scored 114 runs in the second one-day international. Gill's 223 not out stands as the third-highest individual score in men's ODIs.
Rohit Sharma also scored a century of his own in the second one-day international. The Indies achieved their highest team total in the format, largely due to centuries from Campbell, Hope, and Jangoo.
This contest marked the sixth occasion in ODI history where a team featured three centurions in one innings. Campbell and Hope combined for 110 runs off 79 balls while batting at the second wicket.
Hope and Jangoo put together 182 runs when batting at the third wicket. The left-handed opener Campbell struck five sixes during his rapid century.
Campbell took 22 runs from a single over bowled by Prasidh Krishna. India bowlers Krishna and Naman Dhir sustained injuries.
Auqib Nabi debuted and conceded 84 runs during the match. Indies players must accept a 25% pay cut as part of broader cost-saving measures.
The Indies face a struggle to qualify directly for next year's competition, instead being consigned to a qualifier in early 2027.
