India Vs West Indies Highlights, 2nd ODI: IND Pull Off Second-Ever 400+ ODI Chase After Gill’s Double Ton

Hello and welcome to another exciting day of the India vs West Indies series! The 2nd ODI brings plenty of action for India, with Shubman Gill and Virat Kohli in form and a chance of whitewash up around the corner. Stay tuned as we bring you all the LIVE updates, results and developments from Guwahati. Let’s get started!

India secured a dominant eight-wicket victory over the West Indies in the opening ODI in Thiruvananthapuram. Opting to bowl first, India were initially made to work hard as West Indies openers John Campbell (62) and Justin Greaves—who compiled a brilliant 101—put on a stellar 135-run partnership. However, wrist-spinner Kuldeep Yadav completely turned the tide in the middle overs, finishing with a sensational spell of 4/40 to restrict the visitors to 295/7.

In response, India chased down the target with absolute ease in 41.4 overs. Captain Shubman Gill led from the front with a sublime 110, while Virat Kohli put on a masterclass, hammering an unbeaten 139 off just 88 balls—featuring nine maximums—to comfortably cruise the hosts to a 1-0 series lead.

Virat Kohli not only enteratined the fans with his rollikcing 55th ODI hundred but he turned the clock in the previous game in Thiruvananthapuram. The former Indian skipper smashed 9 sixes and 10 fours in his unbeaten knock of 139 to finish India's chase of 295.

Keacy Carty is among West Indies’ leading ODI run-scorers since his 2022 debut, with 1,827 runs at 40.60, though his 75.12 strike rate remains a concern. His 13 off 31 balls in the first ODI slowed momentum. Carty needs to accelerate as West Indies seek stronger batting performances.

Rohit Sharma needs 73 runs to become only the seventh batter in men’s ODI history to reach 12,000 runs and the third Indian to do so. Returning to Barsapara Stadium, where he scored a rapid century against West Indies in 2018, Rohit will look to make an impact as India aim to seal the series.

Guwahati is expected to be hotter in the afternoon, with an excessive heat alert in place that could test the team bowling first. Trivandrum offered better respite, with gaps in its façade allowing a steady breeze despite the heat. Guwahati has hosted only two ODIs, with all four innings producing totals above 300.

Are we expecting any change in the line-up? Well, honestly, it's not required. But maybe Siraj gets a chance to roll his arms over.

Shubman Gill (c), Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, Ruturaj Gaikwad, KL Rahul (wk), Naman Dhir, Nitish Kumar Reddy/Mohammed Siraj, Ravindra Jadeja, Kuldeep Yadav, Prasidh Krishna, Gurnoor Brar.

J&K's Auqib Nabi Dar is set to make his ODI debut in Guwahati

Team India has won the toss and opted to bowl first in Guwahati. Auqib Nabi Dar to make his debut, replaces Nitish Kumar Reddy in the Playing XI.

“We are going to bowl first. A bit more grass and looks a bit more patchy. The way we came back in the last match was very good. It's more humid here, so more challenge for our bowlers. Everyone looked well, even Rohit. We have got once change, Nabi makes his debut in place of Nitish,” said Shubman Gill after winning the toss.

“We would have fielded as well. Toss is 50-50, but another chance for us to do well. There are areas we need to improve. Looks pretty good, the surface. We have four changes,” said West Indies captain Shai Hope.

Rohit Sharma, Shubman Gill(c), Virat Kohli, Ruturaj Gaikwad, KL Rahul(w), Naman Dhir, Ravindra Jadeja, Auqib Nabi, Gurnoor Brar, Kuldeep Yadav, Prasidh Krishna

John Campbell, Keacy Carty, Shai Hope(w/c), Amir Jangoo, Sherfane Rutherford, Roston Chase, Keemo Paul, Alzarri Joseph, Shamar Joseph, Jayden Seales, Vitel Lawes

KL Rahul set to play his 100th ODI for India.

West Indies openers John Campbell and Keacy Carty walk to bat at the Barsapara Cricket Stadium. Prasidh Krishna opens the attack for India.

Good display of bowling by Prasidh Krishan as he keeps the Windies openers in check. Just 4 runs from the first over.

WI: 4/0 In 1 Over

Auqib Nabi's ODI career took off decently. A dot tpo start with, followed by a no-ball - his first in international cricket. Things looked fined until Keacy Karty smashed him for a boundary through extra-cover.

WI: 11/0 in 2 Overs

John Campbell finds the boundary! Auqib Nabi bowls a fuller one at 130.5kph, angling away from the batter. Campbell slices the drive square of the wicket, clears the inner circle, and picks up four runs.

John Campbell finds the boundary. Auqib Nabi bowls a fuller one at 130.5kph, angling away from the batter. Campbell slices the drive square of the wicket, clears the inner circle, and picks up four runs.

A much tighter finish from Auqib Nabi. He hits the right length and brings the ball into John Campbell’s pads, with the batter turning it towards the on side. A dot to close out the over, but it has still gone for 17 runs.

That is a stunner from Naman Dhir! Prasidh Krishna bowls a good-length delivery that comes slowly off the surface, and Keacy Carty commits to the drive a touch early. The ball takes the outer edge and seems to be dying in front of cover point, but Dhir charges in, moves to his left and dives forward at full stretch to get both hands underneath it.

The on-field umpires take another look, but the third umpire confirms that Dhir’s fingers are underneath the ball. Clean catch, and Carty has to go.

That is right in Shai Hope’s hitting zone. Auqib Nabi bowls it right under his bat, and Hope drives it firmly to the right of the bowler. Nabi sticks out his right hand in an attempt to stop it, but the ball gets through and races away down the ground for four.

John Campbell reaches his half-century in style. Gurnoor Brar drifts into the pads, and Campbell whips the length delivery over deep fine leg for a maximum, with the ball sailing just over Prasidh Krishna.

That six takes Campbell to 50 off just 29 balls. He raises his bat to the crowd and shares a fist-bump with his partner. Back-to-back fifties for Campbell.

John Campbell is putting on a show! Gurnoor Brar sends down a length delivery around off at 140kph-plus, but Campbell stands tall and absolutely smashes it over deep mid-wicket. That is clean, powerful hitting and another six for Campbell.

A chance goes begging! Shai Hope gets a leading edge, and the ball pops up towards Kuldeep Yadav. Did it carry? It looks like it did, but Kuldeep cannot hold on. That should have been taken.

Ravindra Jadeja continues to target the pads, and John Campbell is happy to work it away towards square leg. Another single added to the total as Campbell keeps the strike rotating.

What a knock this has been. He brings up his hundred off just 65 balls, taking the Indian attack apart in emphatic fashion.

Kuldeep Yadav gives it some flight on off, and Campbell presents the full face of the bat to ease it down to long-on. He completes the single, raises his bat, and pumps the air in delight. Shai Hope walks across to embrace his partner.

Now Campbell has his sights set on a big one!

Oh no, hundred and out! John Campbell’s brilliant innings comes to an end just three overs after reaching his century. Gurnoor Brar breaks the partnership with a soft dismissal as Campbell pulls a hard-length delivery angled across him, only to splice it straight to deep square leg.

Naman Dhir makes no mistake this time, completing the catch as Campbell walks back after a superb knock.

Shai Hope was ready for this! Gurnoor Brar goes short of a length, and Hope stays leg-side with his front leg out of the way before launching it cleanly for a maximum. That has gone all the way.

The West Indies captain has made the most of his reprieves, reaching the landmark after being dropped twice - by Kuldeep Yadav on 15 and Virat Kohli on 27.

Hope comes down the track to Naman Dhir and tries to go inside out, but miscues the shot over extra cover. It just clears the inner ring, allowing him to pick up two and bring up his half-century. He raises his bat to acknowledge the applause.

Can he turn this into a hundred?

Amir Jangoo is making boundaries look easy! Kuldeep Yadav drops it short and close to off, and Jangoo waits for it before riding the bounce and cutting it behind square.

He plays it late, gets the placement spot on, and beats both backward point and short third. Another four for Jangoo!

Amir Jangoo skies one high, but it falls just short of the deep mid-wicket region. Rohit races across to his right and, with a timely dive, flicks the ball back to save a few runs.

Jangoo had stepped out looking for the slog but mistimed it badly. There was a chance for a catch if deep mid-wicket had been positioned straighter, but Jangoo clearly did not expect Rohit to get there and settles for just one.

Meanwhile, Naman Dhir is down with cramps.

Shai Hope and Amir Jangoo are both closing in on centuries! The West Indies pair have put together a strong partnership and are steadily moving towards the three-figure mark. Can they both get there?

SHai Hope brings up his century! What a knock from the West Indies skipper! Hope gets his fourth ODI hundred against India, reaching the milestone with a superb flick off a low full toss from Gurnoor Brar. He raises his bat to the crowd and receives a warm pat on the chest from Amir Jangoo.

After being handed two lives in the field, Hope has made India pay in emphatic fashion. A magnificent century under pressure!

Shai Hope departs for 104! Kuldeep Yadav finally gets his first wicket as Hope fails to pick the googly, attempts a slog across the line, and edges a top edge towards mid-wicket. Auqib Nabi takes the catch. Hope walks back after a brilliant 104 off 94 balls, featuring 8 fours and 3 sixes.

Rutherford departs for a golden duck! Gurnoor Brar strikes immediately after Jangoo’s century. Rutherford gets underneath the short ball and skies it high towards deep mid-wicket, where substitute fielder Yashasvi Jaiswal runs in to complete a comfortable catch. A wicket for Brar and a rare failure for Rutherford!

5Jangoo departs after a sensational 114! Ravindra Jadeja finally gets the breakthrough as Amir Jangoo finds Ruturaj Gaikwad at backward point while attempting a cut. Gaikwad initially struggles but holds on with his fingertips before securing the catch.

Jangoo walks back to a huge round of applause after a brilliant 114 off 77 balls, featuring 13 fours and 3 sixes. What a knock from the West Indies batter!

In nearly 5,000 men’s ODIs, only five previous innings had featured three individual centuries. India had never achieved the feat, while South Africa had done it three times and Australia and England once each.

Now, West Indies have joined this elite list, making history with three centurions in the same ODI innings!

Auqib Nabi endures another expensive over, conceding 9 runs as West Indies finished strongly. Keemo Paul and Roston Chase took singles off the first four deliveries, before Chase collected two and then a boundary off the final ball.

WI: 369/5 in 45 overs

200 ODI Wickets for Kuldeep Yadav! Keemo Paul departs. Paul tried stepping out to loft a flighted delivery but finds Virat Kohli at long-on.

WI: 369/6 in 45.1 overs

Ravindra Jadeja picks up his second wicket as Alzarri Joseph gets caught by Rohit Sharma at deep mid-wicket. Joseph attempts a flick off a flatter delivery down the leg side but finds Rohit, who moves to his left and pouches a neat catch.

WI: 385/7 in 47.3 overs

An absolute run fest from the West Indies. Centuries from John Campbell, Shai Hope and Amir Jangoo have helped the men in maroon cross 400 for the first time in ODIs.

It has been a tough outing for the Indian bowlers in Guwahati, especially Gurnoor Brar and debutant Auqib Nabi, who have leaked runs at economy rates of 9.6 and 9.5, respectively.

India are now set to chase 406. Will this be their highest successful chase in ODIs? Let’s find out.

Here we go! Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill are at the crease, ready to begin India’s chase. Rohit takes strike as Jayden Seales has the new ball in hand. Can the Indian openers get off to a flying start?

Rohit Sharma is wasting no time, smashing 15 off just 8 balls, while Shubman Gill has chipped in with 6 off 4. India race to 22/0 after two overs, with Alzarri Joseph conceding 14 in the over. A brisk beginning to the chase!

Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill have put on a solid opening stand, taking India to 56/0 after seven overs. Rohit leads the charge with 30 off 25, while Gill has moved to 24 off 17. Seales concedes 12 in the over as the Indian openers keep the scoreboard ticking!

Rohit Sharma brings up a quick fifty! The India opener reaches his half-century in just 34 balls, while Shubman Gill keeps pace with 38 off 27. India race to 92/0 after 10 overs, with Keemo Paul conceding 17 in the over. The chase is firmly under India’s control!

• 97/2 vs SL Hobart 2012

• 95/1 vs WI Chennai 2007

• 85/0 vs HK Karachi 2008

• 94/0 vs Afg Delhi 2023

• 92/0 vs WI Guwahati 2026

Rohit Sharma moves to 62 off 45, while Shubman Gill is closing in on his half-century with 46 off 36. India reach 113/0 after 13 overs, adding another 7 runs in the over. The opening pair is keeping the 406-run chase firmly on track!

The Indian captain reaches his half-century in style, dancing down the track and smashing Keemo Paul through extra cover before launching a 95-metre six over deep mid-wicket two balls later!

Gill is now 59 off 41, while Rohit Sharma sits on 71 off 52. India race to 136/0 after 15 overs in this massive 406-run chase.

Gill’s home ODI numbers since 2024: 87, 60, 112, 56, 56, 23, 84*, 154, 110, 51*, another imposing knock on home soil!

A huge milestone for the Hitman! Rohit Sharma has crossed 12,000 runs in ODI cricket, becoming only the fourth Indian to reach the landmark.

Meanwhile, India are flying at 152/0 after 16 overs, with Rohit on 73 off 54 and Shubman Gill blazing away at 73 off 45.

What a knock from the Indian captain! Gill brings up a magnificent 62-ball hundred, leading from the front in this mammoth 406-run chase. He flicks Alzarri Joseph’s full delivery through the leg side and watches it race to the boundary.

The helmet comes off, the bat goes up and Rohit Sharma walks over to embrace his captain. Gill started cautiously but has exploded in the last few overs to race past his partner.

IND 199/0 (21)

Shubman Gill has raced to 119 off 73 balls, while Rohit Sharma is closing in on his century with 91 off 68. India have stormed to 219/0 after 23 overs, with the opening stand now worth a massive 219 runs. Alzarri Joseph goes for 13 in the over as West Indies struggle to contain the Indian openers!

The Hitman reaches his 72-ball hundred, completing the milestone with a single and celebrating with his trademark high-knee jog! What a knock from Rohit, who has matched Shubman Gill shot for shot in this mammoth chase.

India’s top order has completely flipped the script, racing along at 10 runs per over and making the 406-run target look remarkably easy. Rohit and Gill have been sensational!

IND 254/0 (26)

Jayden Seales gets the big wicket after India review the LBW decision. UltraEdge shows no bat, while ball-tracking confirms it would hit the top of middle stump — three reds!

Rohit departs for a magnificent 101 off 75 balls, smashing 10 fours and 6 sixes, ending a sensational opening partnership with Shubman Gill.

India are flying at 296/1 after 29 overs!

Shubman Gill is putting on an absolute show, racing to 164 off 94 balls, while Virat Kohli has chipped in with 16 off 8. The chase is gathering serious momentum!

GILL BRINGS UP 170+! India move to 315/1 after 31 overs.

Shubman Gill is now on a sensational 173 off 100 balls, while Virat Kohli has raced to 26 off 14. India continue to cruise in this mammoth chase!

Shamar Joseph strikes, and Sherfane Rutherford pulls off a stunning catch to end Kohli’s stay!

Kohli departs for a brisk 29 off 19 balls, with 3 fours and a six. India lose their second wicket at 32.1 overs!

Gill is eight away from a double don! A productive over for India as they add 12 runs to move to 356/2 after 37 overs.

Shubman Gill is absolutely tearing into the West Indies attack, powering his way to 192 off 112 balls. Ruturaj Gaikwad is on 18 off 19 as India continue their charge towards the 406-run target.

He becomes only the second batter after Rohit Sharma to smash multiple ODI double centuries!

Even more remarkably, Gill gets there in just 117 balls, taking the record for the fastest ODI double hundred from his buddy Ishan Kishan, who needed 126 balls. He also becomes only the second player to hit an ODI double ton while chasing, after Glenn Maxwell. What a knock!

• 202* S Gill vs WI Guwahati 2026

• 201* G Maxwell vs Afg Wankhede 2023

• 193 Fakhar Zaman vs SA Joburg 2021

• 185* S Watson vs Ban Mirpur 2011

• 183* MS Dhoni vs SL Jaipur 2005

• 183 V Kohli vs Pak Mirpur 2012

India surge to 385/2 after 41 overs and are just 21 runs away from the 406-run target.

Shubman Gill continues his unbelievable assault at 214 off 125 balls, while Ruturaj Gaikwad moves to 25 off 30. India are closing in on a historic chase!

The chase reaches another massive milestone as India move to 400 after 43 overs, needing just 6 runs to win!

Shubman Gill continues his extraordinary innings on 218 off 131 balls, while Ruturaj Gaikwad reaches 30 off 36. The finish line is now in sight!

Ruturaj Gaikwad nudges one to mid-on and seals a record-breaking chase!

India chase down 406 with 400+ for the second time ever in ODI history, joining South Africa’s legendary 438-run chase against Australia in 2006. What a finish!

What a night of extraordinary batting as India chase down 406 in just 43.3 overs, beating West Indies by eight wickets and sealing the ODI series 2-0.

Shubman Gill was simply sensational, smashing a record-breaking 223 off 133 balls, while Rohit Sharma’s 101 off 75 set the tone. Gill’s double century and Rohit’s hundred powered India to only the second successful 400-plus chase in ODI history.

That brings us to the end of our live coverage. Thank you for staying with us through an unforgettable run-fest. Good night from Guwahati! See you in the 3rd ODI on October 3.