Mohammed Shami, who took four West Indian wickets during India's ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 group match at Old Trafford, showed his jovial side by performing his own version of the very popular Sheldon Cottrell celebration and also urging umpire Richard Kettleborough to use the iconic Billy Bowden 'finger'

After registering their fifth win in six ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 matches, India captain Virat Kohli finally opened up about MS Dhoni's approach to batting, which has come under heavy criticism

Veteran MS Dhoni silenced his critics with an all-round show during India's thumping win against the West Indies in their ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 group match at Old Trafford, Manchester on Thursday

Mohammed Shami is having a whale of a time on the field, helping India remain the only unbeaten side in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019, but his struggles in personal life are quite evident with estranged wife washing their dirty linen in public rather too frequently

After a slow start, MS Dhoni scored his first half-century of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 to help India to 268/7 against the West Indies at Old Trafford, Manchester

MS Dhoni, who was stumped for the first since 2011 during India's against Afghanistan, was on a suicidal mode during their ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 match against the West Indies at Old Trafford, Manchester on Thursday. But he survived thanks to a botched-up effort from Shai Hope

Virat Kohli started the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 group match against West Indies on 19, 963 runs to his name and was just 37 short of the record that legendary Indian batsman Sachin Tendulkar held along with West Indies great Brian Lara

India vice-captain Rohit Sharma was given out caught behind by the third umpire Michael Gough of England against Kemar Roach of West Indies in their ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 group match at Old Trafford, Manchester on Thursday

India, unbeaten so far in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019, take on the West Indies in a crucial group match knowing that they have dethroned England as the number one ODI side

With 11 points, India are now almost through to the semifinals of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 and another win in their next three games will seal their position in the top four. West Indies, on the other hand, have been knocked out with two games remaining.

Skipper Virat Kohli's 72 and Mohammed Shami's four-wicket haul guided India to a 125-run win over West Indies in a World Cup 2019 fixture at Old Trafford, Manchester on Thursday. The Windies crashed out of the tournament, while India inched closer to a semi-final spot. Catch highlights of India vs West Indies here

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As the year comes to a close, 'Outlook' revisit some of the unforgettable events and moments from the world of sports.

The 19-year-old made his Test debut in October against the visiting West Indies at Rajkot. The two-match old player has 237 runs at an average of 118.50 with a hundred and fifty.

Kohli's deputy Rohit Sharma also remained at the second spot in the batmen's list. Kohli has 899 points while Rohit has 871. Rohit's opening partner Shikhar Dhawan is the third Indian batsman in the top ten. The left-handed batsman in the eighth.

Shikhar Dhawan (92) and Rishabh Pant (58) scored superb half-centuries to guide the team home in the last ball of the thrilling match.

Having sealed the series with a comprehensive win in the second T20I, India will aim for a series clean sweep.

The decision has been made to allow the trio to be in the best physical condition ahead of India’s tour to Australia.

Kohli is currently the leading scorer in T20Is for India with 2102 runs from 62 games.

Azharuddin was banned for life by BCCI in 2000 for his role in a match-fixing scandal.

From Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma's batting brilliance to the rebirth of Ravindra Jadeja, we look at India's five talking points from the West Indies ODI series.

At the same age, Prithvi Shaw, who recently took the cricketing world by storm, scored 546 in 2013.

Last time India lost a series at home was in 2015 against South Africa. After that, India have won series against New Zealand, England, Australia, New Zealand again and Sri Lanka. Against the Windies, India last lost a home series in 2002-03. If India win on Thursday, it will be their fifth successive win at home, and eighth on the trot against the Windies.

The Windies for the first time on the tour looked like beating India. But it never happened. This is the second tie between the two teams.

Here's how India chased down West Indies' 322 runs with relative eases thanks to Kohli and Rohit's at Barsapara Cricket Stadium, Guwahati. Windies may not recover from this knock-out blow.