West Indies Sets Record 405 Runs Against India

Indian team captain Shubman Gill won the toss and chose to bowl first, with Akeem Nabi joining the Indian bowling lineup for the match.

Subsequently, Kish Karty scored by hitting Akeem Nabi's half-volley with a cover drive, and John Campbell once again scored with a slice drive in the fourth over, igniting the West Indies' attack.

John Campbell's aggressive play was crucial in the West Indies taking the lead from the early stages of the match.

In the 5.1 over, Prasidh Krishna secured the team's first wicket, marking the beginning of India's counterattack.

Naman Dhir made a super play by running quickly to his left and making a diving catch to dismiss Kish Karty. Kish Karty was dismissed after scoring 9 runs off 10 balls, and the West Indies stood at 29/1 at the 5.1 over mark.

After Kish Karty's dismissal, West Indies captain Shai Hope entered the crease and immediately invigorated the attack by scoring consecutive boundaries.

John Campbell displayed powerful hitting, smashing a 77-meter six off Prasidh Krishna's bowling. The West Indies continued their momentum, scoring 45 runs in just 6 overs and surpassing 50 runs in the 7th over.

He showcased powerful hitting, including a six against Gurnoor Brar in the 8th over, and continued to score consistently by attacking Naman Dhir's bowling in the 9th over for an additional 4 runs.

John Campbell consistently accumulated runs, successfully executing a slog sweep against Ravindra Jadeja in the 11th over and surpassing 90 runs off Kuldeep Yadav's bowling in the 14th over.

He achieved a remarkable milestone, scoring 100 runs in 65 balls, including 9 fours and 5 sixes, leading the West Indies' attack.

John Campbell was dismissed by Gurnoor Brar in the 18.1 over, leaving the field with 101 runs.

Following John Campbell's performance, Shai Hope boosted the team's score by hitting 4 and 6 runs against Gurnoor Brar in the 21st over. In the 24th over, he achieved his 50-run milestone by hitting Naman Dhir's delivery over extra cover for 2 runs.

Amir Jangoo also joined the attack in the 24th over with a fast, straight drive, and successfully defended his wicket in the 25th over through an LBW review.

Amir Jangoo continued the scoring spree, hitting consecutive boundaries off Kuldeep Yadav and Ravindra Jadeja's bowling.

Shai Hope hit Prasidh Krishna's delivery for a six over deep mid-wicket, while Amir Jangoo played a brilliant innings, hitting successive boundaries in Gurnoor Brar's over to achieve his second half-century of the match.

Shai Hope showcased exceptional skill, scoring his fourth personal ODI century against India. Amir Jangoo also surpassed 100 runs in 70 balls, celebrating with flair.

Kuldeep Yadav took his third wicket by dismissing Shai Hope for 104 runs (94 balls), but it was not enough to halt the West Indies' scoring momentum.

The performances of these two players were crucial in the West Indies achieving a high score.

Amir Jangoo was dismissed for 114 runs off 77 balls, with Ravindra Jadeja taking his wicket.

Kuldeep Yadav achieved his 200th career wicket by dismissing Keemo Paul, but the West Indies' scoring continued. Thanks to the efforts of Shamar Joseph, the West Indies recorded a historic total of 405 runs in their final 50 overs.

This marked the first time the West Indies had surpassed the 400-run mark in One-Day Cricket history, laying the foundation for an overwhelming victory against India.