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RESULTODI2nd ODI · Barsapara Cricket Stadium, Guwahati
West Indies vs India
India won by 8 wkts
India won the toss and chose to bowl
- Match
- West Indies vs India, 2nd ODI
- Date
- 30 Sep 2026
- Start
- 14:00 IST · 08:30 GMT
- Venue
- Barsapara Cricket Stadium, Guwahati
- Toss
- India won the toss and chose to bowl
Venue guide
- Capacity
- 40,000
- Opened
- 2012
- Ends
- Media End, Pavilion End
- Home to
- Assam
- Floodlights
- Yes
| Shubman GillIndia · Batter | 223* (133)Bat · R (B) | 264s | 86s | 167.7SR | not outOut |
WIWest Indies 405/7 (50.0)
INDIndia 406/2 (43.3)
RUNS PER OVER
SCORE BY OVER
Final overs
Full commentary- A day to remember for the ball-bashers, a day to forget for the bowlers. With these small boundaries and such flat pitches, no score is safe. Imagine, India chased down 406 with 6.3 overs to spare without dew. Had there been dew, where will the bowlers hide? But to dominate the bowlers this way needs skill. And Shubman was top drawer. Rohit was enjoyable. Jangoo and Campell were outstanding and Shai Hope was smart. Two games straight where the bowlers struggled in the powerplay. West Indies have leaked 706 runs in 85.1 overs and picked just 4 wickets across two games. And to think that next game is in Gill's own backyard, where it could be another road rolled out, good luck being a bowler! That's it for tonight. We will be back on Saturday nice and early. Take good care of yourselves!
- Shubman Gill | India captain | PoTM: [On how he looks to have not broken a sweat] I mean, I think every part of my body is cramping right now, and it was very hot in the afternoon. When we had about 13 overs, it was feeling like we have already fielded for 20-25 overs, the way they were batting. So great game, I think. [On his second double hundred and his thoughts on the innings] I mean, at the halfway mark, 400 on the board, there was a bit of pressure on us. Never, no matter how good the wicket is, no matter how small the ground is, chasing 400 is never easy. So very pleased with the performance and very happy that I was able to stay till the end and finish the game for the team. [On his mindset and what he taps into during his current run of form] Honestly, it's just about playing, I break the game into small parts. First, we had a target in the powerplay that if we get around 75-80 runs without losing any wicket, that would be a good start. Initially, the ball might do a bit with the new ball. Once the ball gets old, the wicket would get much better to bat on, and one side was very short, so we thought we're going to target that side whenever the fast bowlers come on. And at about 25 overs, I thought if we are around 200-210, we'll be in a good space. But I think we were around 230-240, and I think after the powerplay, the pressure never really was on us. It was more on them, and we didn't lose any wickets up until halfway through our innings, so that was a great bonus for us. [On the conditions and India's bowling] I thought initially we didn't bowl that well in the powerplay, much similar to the first game as well. We didn't bowl well in the powerplay, and they batted with a lot of freedom. They batted quite well, and I think at one point it looked like they might get even 420-430. And to be able to pull the game back, even if it's 25-30 runs, was a bonus for us at the back end of the innings. [On whether India could make changes for the final ODI after clinching the series] Yeah, maybe. I definitely want to give the players who haven't had a chance, give them a chance, and hopefully we'll see what combination suits us and they'll get some chance.
- Shai Hope | West Indies captain: [On the disappointment of losing the second ODI and what positives West Indies can take from the game] There was a lot of positives I can take from it, to be honest. I mean, you look at the batting side of things, we as a batting group, we've been putting up a lot of consistent competitive totals. So that's one tick that you can put. But yeah, obviously, when you come up against some of the greatest batters in the world, the margin for error is so slim, and it's going to be very difficult if you're going to give them a start like that. So still have to give credit where it's due. I think they played really well, but if we really want to be critical, probably could have been a little bit tighter with the ball and gave ourselves a better chance with 400 on the board. [On West Indies' batting and whether the similarities from the first ODI - a strong start followed by key wickets at the wrong stage - happened again today] Not as much. I thought we laid a foundation really well. It's something that we spoke about over the last couple of days, just about making sure we have some wickets in hand going into the back end of the innings. We were in on the side that their spinners are the main threat when it comes to these conditions. So yeah, we were just about laying that foundation and then finding ways to continue and get that impetus going in the back end. [On the conditions and whether Vitel Lawes' introduction was delayed because of the situation or the conditions] A bit of both. Situation-based. You don't really want to give him the hardest over to the bowl, especially coming to India for the first time. But it's not saying I don't expect him to come and do a great job. It's just you want to make him feel as comfortable as possible, especially when he's coming to play in these conditions. He's very young, but it's great to see that he came up and raised his hand. He bowled a really good spell, obviously a lot to learn, but I'm sure he's going to keep going all strong.
- Rohit (2/2): [On the challenge of batting after spending the first innings fielding in the heat] Yeah, again, that comes down to concentration. You've got to keep telling yourself that do not throw it away, because here conditions are challenging, but that's where I wanted to just bring my experience of playing for so many years. You just don't want to give it that easily, try and stay as much as possible in the game, and we knew that the pitch was good, and we needed big runs from the top order, and that's exactly what happened. We had a very good partnership at the top, and that pretty much sealed the game for us. 250-odd run partnership there. Like I said, it was amazing to watch Gill on the other side, and yeah, glad we could finish on the high. [On Jadeja asking about his hundred celebration] Yeah, he was asking me what was that about. I said I'll tell you in the dressing room. It's for me. But he was quite innovative. He wanted me to come and slide and jump, and that's how he wanted me to celebrate. I said, man, after 50 overs of fielding and batting almost for 25-30 overs, I was never going to do that.
- Rohit Sharma (1/2): [On his 35th ODI hundred and the meaning behind his celebration] I keep that celebration for myself. Ah, it's for me. It's for me. Some things are just meant to be with you. It's not to be shared. So yeah, that was for me. [On batting with Gill and their 200-plus run partnership while chasing 400] Yeah, absolutely. I think, like you said, wicket was good. We just wanted to continue to keep batting. We were not thinking too much about the scoreboard, to be honest. We were just trying to play according to the merit of the ball, and we kept stitching the partnership, which was, I think, when you're chasing a target like that, you need to keep stitching big partnership, and that's what we did. Gill was fantastic on the other side, very much in control of his batting the entire innings, and to stay not out till the end was fantastic to see as well.
- Stats by Deepu Narayanan Players scoring List A 200s batting 1st & in chases Travis Head Shubman Gill
- Most POTM awards in ODIs since 2022 10 S Gill 9 V Kohli/ T Head 8 S Hope/ K Mendis
- Most runs in two consecutive ODI innings 342 M Guptill (105 & 237*) in 2015 333 S Gill (110 & 223*) in 2026 324 S Gill (116 & 208) in 2023 316 Rohit Sharma (52 & 264) in 2014 316 Sean Williams (174 & 142) in 2023
- 223* by Gill is the highest ever in a run chase in all List A cricket surpassing Soumya Sarkar’s unbeaten 208 in Dhaka Premier League in 2019.
- West Indies’ was the 11th instance of a side having three individual hundreds but the first of the 11 that ended in a defeat. Most consecutive bilateral ODI series wins vs an opponent 14 India vs West Indies 12 Pakistan vs Zimbabwe 10 Pakistan vs West Indies 10 India vs Sri Lanka 9 South Africa vs Zimbabwe
- Highest ODI totals in a losing cause 434/4 Aus vs SA Joburg 2006 411/8 SL vs Ind Rajkot 2009 405/7 WI vs Ind Guwahati 2026 401/6 NZ vs Pak Bengaluru 2023 389 WI vs Eng St George’s 2019
- Highest match aggregate in an ODI 872 Aus (434) vs SA (438) Joburg 2006 825 Ind (414) vs SL (411) Rajkot 2009 811 WI (405) vs Ind (406) Guwahati 2026 807 Eng (419) vs WI (389) St George’s 2019 771 Aus (388) vs NZ (383) Dharamsala 2023
- Highest individual scores in ODIs 264 Rohit Sharma vs SL Kolkata 2014 237* M Guptill vs WI Wellington 2015 223* S Gill vs WI Guwahati 2026 219 V Sehwag vs WI Indore 2011 215 C Gayle vs Zim Canberra 2015
- Highest successful chases in ODIs 435 SA vs Aus Joburg 2006 406 Ind vs WI Guwahati 2026 375 Net vs WI Harare 2023 (Super Over win) 372 SA vs Aus Durban 2016 370 Net vs Sco Dundee 2025
- 22:12 Local Time, 16:42 GMT, 22:12 IST: Brilliance, cruelty, mediocrity - what a ride it was today. The team batting second hardly broke their belief even when the target was 406. And a player who is not just their captain, but the No. 1 ODI batter now, led the show. Campbell, Jangoo, Hope ran the show in the first innings. Gill and Rohit took the baton from them and put on an epic 255-run opening stand. The bowling was ordinary on a lot of occasions, but the batting was unbelievably fearless overall. Batters forced the bowlers to give up. It didn't feel like an ODI for most parts. It resembled a T20 game where batters came and swung freely without fear. And the alarming part was they were able to be that bossy for 80 odd overs. To think that India chased down 406 with 39 balls to spare - to be honest it could have been over even earlier had they pressed harder at the end - with 8 wickets in hand is simply outrageous.
- Over 44 · 6 runs (4 1 1)
- 43.31Roston Chase to Ruturaj Gaikwad, 1 run, and a nudge to mid-on off the front foot is all it takes to close out this record-breaking game. Only the second time a 400+ target has been hunted down, after that legendary 438 by South Africa in 2006.
- 43.21Roston Chase to Shubman Gill, 1 run, full delivery, pushed to long-on. Scores level!
- 400+ totals in ODIs 9 India 8 South Africa 7 England 3 Australia 2 New Zealand/ Sri Lanka 1 West Indies/ Zimbabwe
- 43.14Roston Chase to Shubman Gill, FOUR, low full toss, clips it past the diving mid-wicket fielder and only two runs are needed now
- End of over 43 · 12 runs (1 wd 5wd 1 1 1 1 1)IND 400/2Shubman Gill 218(131) · Ruturaj Gaikwad 30(36) · Alzarri Joseph 8-0-89-0
- 42.61Alzarri Joseph to Shubman Gill, 1 run, very full delivery on the stumps, Shubman clips it to mid-wicket
- 42.51Alzarri Joseph to Ruturaj Gaikwad, 1 run, very full delivery on the stumps, clipped through mid-wicket
- 42.41Alzarri Joseph to Shubman Gill, 1 run, he's still playing those textbook lofted drives and holding the pose! Full and angling in, Gill lofts, long-on enters the frame last second and denies the boundary
- 42.31Alzarri Joseph to Ruturaj Gaikwad, 1 run, short and wide, cut to deep backward point and cut off by the sweeper to the left
- 42.21Alzarri Joseph to Shubman Gill, 1 run, shortish and outside off stump, Gill mistimes the cut to the off-side
- 42.25wdAlzarri Joseph to Shubman Gill, 5 wides, and he's sprayed this wide well down the leg-side and even sent it to the ropes. Wanted to bowl a leg stump yorker but got the radar wrong
- 42.2wdAlzarri Joseph to Shubman Gill, wide, that's too wide of off stump, certainly one way of stopping Shubman from scoring tonight
- 42.11Alzarri Joseph to Ruturaj Gaikwad, 1 run, full and angling in, Rutu glances it to fine leg
| Batter | R | B | 4s | 6s | SR |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| John Campbellc Naman Dhir b Gurnoor Brar | 101 | 68 | 9 | 5 | 148.5 |
| Keacy Cartyc Naman Dhir b Prasidh Krishna | 9 | 10 | 2 | 0 | 90.0 |
| Shai Hopec Auqib Nabi b Kuldeep Yadav | 104 | 94 | 8 | 3 | 110.6 |
| Amir Jangooc Ruturaj Gaikwad b Ravindra Jadeja | 114 | 77 | 13 | 3 | 148.1 |
| Sherfane Rutherfordcaught b Gurnoor Brar | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0.0 |
| Roston Chase*not out | 29 | 25 | 4 | 0 | 116.0 |
| Keemo Paulc Virat Kohli b Kuldeep Yadav | 3 | 8 | 0 | 0 | 37.5 |
| Alzarri Josephc Rohit Sharma b Ravindra Jadeja | 8 | 10 | 1 | 0 | 80.0 |
| Shamar Joseph*not out | 14 | 8 | 1 | 1 | 175.0 |
Extras23 (b 1, lb 1, w 20, nb 1)
Total405/7 (50.0 ov, RR 8.10)
Did not bat: Jayden Seales, Vitel Lawes
Fall of wickets: 37-1 (Keacy Carty, 5.0 ov), 147-2 (John Campbell, 18.1 ov), 329-3 (Shai Hope, 40.0 ov), 330-4 (Sherfane Rutherford, 40.2 ov), 348-5 (Amir Jangoo, 42.2 ov), 369-6 (Keemo Paul, 45.1 ov), 385-7 (Alzarri Joseph, 47.3 ov)
| Bowler · IND | O | M | R | W | ECO |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prasidh Krishna | 5 | 0 | 45 | 1 | 9.00 |
| Auqib Nabi | 8.5 | 0 | 84 | 0 | 9.51 |
| Gurnoor Brar | 10 | 0 | 96 | 2 | 9.60 |
| Naman Dhir | 6.1 | 0 | 38 | 0 | 6.16 |
| Ravindra Jadeja | 10 | 0 | 75 | 2 | 7.50 |
| Kuldeep Yadav | 10 | 0 | 65 | 2 | 6.50 |
West Indies- 1John CampbellAll-rounder
- 2Keacy CartyAll-rounder
- 3Shai Hope(c)(wk)Wicketkeeper
- 4Amir JangooWicketkeeper
- 5Sherfane RutherfordAll-rounder
- 6Roston ChaseAll-rounder
- 7Keemo PaulAll-rounder
- 8Alzarri JosephBowler
- 9Shamar JosephBowler
- 10Jayden SealesBowler
- 11Vitel LawesBowler
Bench
India- 1Rohit SharmaBatter
- 2Shubman Gill(c)Batter
- 3Virat KohliBatter
- 4Ruturaj GaikwadBatter
- 5KL Rahul(wk)Wicketkeeper
- 6Naman DhirBatter
- 7Ravindra JadejaAll-rounder
- 8Auqib NabiBowler
- 9Gurnoor BrarBowler
- 10Kuldeep YadavBowler
- 11Prasidh KrishnaBowler
Bench
- 43.14Roston Chase to Shubman Gill, FOUR, low full toss, clips it past the diving mid-wicket fielder and only two runs are needed now
- 42.6OTeam milestoneAlzarri Joseph to Shubman Gill, 1 run, very full delivery on the stumps, Shubman clips it to mid-wicket
- 40.36Alzarri Joseph to Shubman Gill, SIX, he wants to waste no time in the middle and get home early! Full and angling in, Gill clears the front leg away and whips it away over mid-wicket for six more
- 40.24Alzarri Joseph to Shubman Gill, FOUR, top edgeee and it flies between short third man and the keeper. Short delivery outside off stump, Gill rocks back and looks to pull, the ball escapes fine for four
- 38.2200200 runsVitel Lawes to Shubman Gill, 1 run, he's snatched the fastest ODI double hundred from his buddy Ishan Kishan, who took 126 balls to get that feat. Only the second time a player has scored a double hundred in a run chase after that freak knock by Glenn Maxwell against Afghanistan. This is his second ODI double hundred, after his 2023 heroics against New Zealand in Hyderabad. He jogs the single and halfway through it, jumps and fist pumps. After completing the run, removes his helmet, puts it on top of the bat handle and rises it high to his teammates and the ground. He is the No. 1 ODI batter currently for a reason. Teammates all up in the dressing room applauding their captain. Rutu hugs Gill and congratulates him. Remember, during the innings break, he asked for the heavy roller and actually sported a smile despite 405 on the board. He knew he could hunt this down. The confidence was evident in that smile and he's not put a foot wrong the moment the chase began. No wonder he's been bossy and smashed the records!
- 37.24Roston Chase to Shubman Gill, FOUR, short and on the stumps, Gill rocks back and pulls through square leg and it's 198 now. The Indian fans are elated
- 36.34Vitel Lawes to Shubman Gill, FOUR, he has rocketed to the 190s now. The overcorrection from Vitel Lawes. Bowls on the shorter side and lets Gill play the cut off the back foot, gets it past point and gets four more
- 36.24Vitel Lawes to Shubman Gill, FOUR, driven down the ground and he teases the mid-off fielder all the way to the fence. Alzarri gave chase from mid-off and dived full length but the ball escaped his grasp. Full ball right in the slot, Gill played a neat off-drive for four
- 35.44Roston Chase to Ruturaj Gaikwad, FOUR, there is no one stationed at sweeper cover, and Ruturaj Gaikwad waits for this shortish delivery to arrive and punches it along the ground through the off side for a boundary
- 34.24Shamar Joseph to Shubman Gill, FOUR, fullish and drifting onto the pads, Shubman Gill whips it fine for a boundary to move into the 180s
- 33.14Vitel Lawes to Ruturaj Gaikwad, FOUR, that's a gift and Gaikwad accepts it happily. Full toss outside off, Gaikwad picked his spot and it over mid-off. Not off the middle but clears the ring comfortably
- 32.1WShamar Joseph to Virat Kohli, out Caught by Sherfane Rutherford!! That's a terrific catch by Rutherford. He judged it well, kept his balance, threw the ball up and came back in from outside the rope to complete the catch. Short and outside off, Kohli ramps it with an open bat face to third man. Rutherford moves to his left, takes it with both hands close to the ad cushions and the rest follows. Second wicket for West Indies and Kohli goes back for a cameo. Virat Kohli c Sherfane Rutherford b Shamar Joseph 29(19) [4s-3 6s-1]
- 30.54Shamar Joseph to Virat Kohli, FOUR, chipped over mid-off. 140.2ks very full delivery, Kohli takes a step down and intentionally goes over the infield. He clears the fielder and there's no chasing that
- 29.14Vitel Lawes to Shubman Gill, FOUR, Gill brings up the 300. And we have just entered the 30th over. Juicy full toss from Lawes and Gill is not missing out in this kind of mood, he slams it straight back over the bowler and picks up another boundary
- 28.64Jayden Seales to Virat Kohli, FOUR, the ball is pinging off Kohli's bat. 25 from the over. He was one bowler Hope could rely on and even he has been taken apart. This is full and at the stumps, Kohli flicks it in front of square and splits the two fielders in the deep. This was aerial but in the gap and there was no stopping that
- 28.54Jayden Seales to Virat Kohli, FOUR, geez! This is just incredible. Seales overcorrects his length and bowls it right in the slot, Kohli is up for it and he plays the lofted drive over mid-off, one bounce and over the ropes. Even Kohli enjoyed that as he goes "uhhh"
- 28.46Jayden Seales to Virat Kohli, SIX, now Kohli joins the party. Seales nods in approval and has a smile as he walks back. This is fraction short and Kohli is quick to pounce, rocks back and nails the pull flat over deep mid-wicket
- 28.24Jayden Seales to Shubman Gill, FOUR, now off the back foot. Gill has a smile as he punches gloves with Kohli. Seales can only stare at him. Short and outside off, Gill does not try to overhit the cut - waits for the ball to arrive and almost glides it behind square on the off-side
- 28.16Jayden Seales to Shubman Gill, SIX, ufff! Gill is winning the battle against Seales. The two have been at each other since the start, but Gill is the one coming out on top. He takes a step down, gives himself room and lofts it straight down the ground
- 27.34Vitel Lawes to Shubman Gill, FOUR, full ball and muscled down the ground over mid-off. 154 against Afghanistan in June and now he has got to 152. No wonder he sports a big smile on his face as he does some glove love with Virat. Slot ball, absolute gift, Gill gleefully accepts
- 26.2WJayden Seales to Rohit Sharma, out Lbw!! That's an excellent decision from umpire Sharfuddoula. He thought long and hard, made Seales wait and then raised the finger. Finally West Indies have a wicket. The opening stand has been broken. And a fabulous knock comes to an end. This was an off-pace delivery, comes in with the angle and beats Rohit on the inside-edge, struck on the back leg, the impact was never in question. Only height could have saved Rohit and ball-tracking showed it to be hitting the top of middle. Seales is delighted. Rohit Sharma lbw b Jayden Seales 101(75) [4s-10 6s-6]
- 25.1CCenturyVitel Lawes to Rohit Sharma, 1 run, hundred for Rohit. He does a high-knee kind of jog while completing the single. What a knock! India needed their top order to come to the party and boy haven't these two matched each other shot for shot. They have just made a mockery of the target so far, going at 10rpo. No big celebrations from Rohit. Just that jog and a bat raise. Coming to the ball: Flighted around off, Rohit defends into the off-side and crosses over comfortably
- 24.64Jayden Seales to Shubman Gill, FOUR, whoa! Each shot keeps getting better than the previous one. This is once again not a boundary ball. Full and attacking the stumps, Gill presents the full face of the bat and drives it straight of mid-on. Bit of words exchanged between Gill and Seales, Rohit diffuses the situation
- 24.54Jayden Seales to Shubman Gill, FOUR, fabulous shot! This is pure class from Gill. Not full or quite in the driving zone, but such is his form and mood. He meets it on the up and creams it in front of square, splitting extra cover and mid-off with precision
- 24.34Jayden Seales to Shubman Gill, FOUR, even luck is going India's way. Not the first time Seales has induced a false shot from Gill. But unfortunately for him and West Indies, the ball has eluded the stumps. This one nips in and catches Gill in the crease, he brings his bat down and squirts an inside-edge past leg-stump
- 24.26Jayden Seales to Shubman Gill, SIX, oh my! That is absolute disdain by Gill. 136.5ks fullish delivery on off, Gill does not have a big stride or anything, leans into the whip and sends it sailing into the deep mid-wicket stands
- 23.54Vitel Lawes to Rohit Sharma, FOUR, field changes are not working. The bowlers are not helping themselves. The runs continue to flow as the Guwahati crowd is being entertained. Shortens the length on the googly, Rohit gets on top of the bounce and cracks it square of the wicket. The sweeper was in place this time but Shamar tries to stop it with his boot but the ball trickles back into the rope
- 23.44Vitel Lawes to Rohit Sharma, FOUR, now Rohit gets an overpitched delivery and he puts it away. These two are competing with each other. Very full and outside off, Rohit opens the bat face and slices the drive square of the wicket. No one at sweeper to stop that
- 23.14Vitel Lawes to Shubman Gill, FOUR, smashed! Overcooks the flighted delivery and Gill does not need a second invitation, he brings the bottom hand into play and hammers it back over Lawes. No chance for long-on..
- 22.54Alzarri Joseph to Rohit Sharma, FOUR, this is poor from an experienced bowler like Alzarri. Not the first time he's strayed down leg. Rohit does not have to do much, uses the pace on offer and helps it along over short fine, couple of bounces and over the rope
- 22.34Alzarri Joseph to Shubman Gill, FOUR, Gill continues to motor along. He moves around in the crease and Alzarri thought he would move away, and tries to follow him but Gill stays put and flicks it to the left of short fine. Just a pick-up shot and there's no stopping that
- 21.3DDropped catchVitel Lawes to Rohit Sharma, 1 run, dropped! Carty has put down in the deep. That is a regulation catch and should have been taken. Dragged short but that is the thing with wrist spinners, such deliveries bring them wickets, Rohit rocks back and pulls to deep mid-wicket. Not off the middle and Carty comes in, tries to take it low and makes a mess. They dropped a couple in the first ODI as well and it cost them, this might too. Rohit was on his haunches thinking he was a goner but started running as soon as Carty grassed the catch
- 21.14Vitel Lawes to Shubman Gill, FOUR, 200 up for India. They are flying at the moment. That's the first boundary off Lawes. Floated up outside off, Gill leans forward and drives in front of square, he beats extra cover and there's no protection in the deep
- 20.44Alzarri Joseph to Shubman Gill, FOUR, there is no stopping Gill. Short and angling in, he stays inside the line and pulls it over backward square. He uses the pace of Alzarri nicely there and almost guided the pull shot
- 20.14Alzarri Joseph to Shubman Gill, FOUR, hundred for Gill. India's captain is leading from the front. His side is chasing a mountain and he brings up a 62-ball hundred. The helmet comes off, the bat is raised and shown to all corners. Rohit walks up and embraces him. Gill started slowly, allowing Rohit to be the aggressor but he has stepped up in the last few overs and outscored his partner. Coming to the ball: Full and angled in, Gill flicks it in front of square and the timing beats the two fielders converging in the deep
- 18.54Alzarri Joseph to Shubman Gill, FOUR, now off the front foot. Alzarri went a bit fuller with his length and Gill, though sitting deep in the crease, adjusts quickly to loft it down the ground. The ball plugs in the outfield but has enough to trickle into the rope
- 18.26Alzarri Joseph to Shubman Gill, SIX, hammered! Alzarri's predictability costing him there. Gill knew it would be short or back of a length, he just waited for it back in the crease and nailed the pull over deep mid-wicket. That was authoratative by the Indian skipper..
- 16.54Keemo Paul to Shubman Gill, FOUR, Keemo continues to take a pasting. 131ks full and outside off, Gill reaches for it with an open bat face and slices it to deep backward point. There are two fielders in the deep and both of them had no chance
- 16.16Keemo Paul to Rohit Sharma, SIX, this is absolute carnage. But West Indies are also helping them. Very ordinary stuff from Keemo - full toss outside off, freebie for Rohit and he does not miss out, smashes it straight down the ground and clears the rope. Keemo has already gone for 39. Should he have bowled this over?
- 15.66Roston Chase to Shubman Gill, SIX, second six for Gill in the over. Not as convincing as the first one but he still managed to clear the rope easily. He steps out and has to reach for this delivery outside off, drags the heave towards deep mid-wicket and sends it all the way
- 15.36Roston Chase to Shubman Gill, SIX, Gill has stepped on the gas in the last couple of overs. He shimmies down the wicket, gets to the pitch of the flighted delivery and hits it with the spin over mid-wicket. 90 meters..
- 14.56Keemo Paul to Shubman Gill, SIX, Shubman Gill continues to dominate! This is brutal from the Indian captain, who picks up the length early and muscles it over deep mid-wicket for a massive 95-metre six. That was timed with serious power
- 14.24Keemo Paul to Shubman Gill, FOUR, thumped! Shubman Gill dances down the track, makes room and whacks the drive through extra cover for a rapid boundary. He brings up his fifty in style and raises his bat to the crowd to soak in the applause
- 13.36Roston Chase to Rohit Sharma, SIX, that's a proper drag-down from Chase and Rohit isn't going to miss out! He whacks it with a flat bat over deep square leg for a maximum. The boundaries continue to flow for India and Rohit
- 12.64Shamar Joseph to Rohit Sharma, no ball, FOUR, woah, woah, what was that! That almost took Rohit Sharma by surprise. It may have slipped out of Joseph's hand as he bowls a high full toss angled towards Rohit's chest. Rohit pulls and gets a glove on it, with the ball racing away to fine leg for a boundary. Joseph gets a warning and apologises to the batter
- 11.24Roston Chase to Shubman Gill, FOUR, short once again and a bit too short. Gill rocks back and swipes it into the vacant deep square leg region for a boundary, bringing up the 100-run stand as well
- 10.34Shamar Joseph to Rohit Sharma, FOUR, a poor free-hit delivery! A full toss on the pads, and Rohit gets enough bat on it to send the ball racing past short fine leg for a boundary
- 9.46Keemo Paul to Rohit Sharma, SIX, Rohit makes the most of the free hit! A fullish delivery angling into the pads, and he whips it over deep midwicket for another maximum. He brings up his fifty in style! The ball is lost in the crowd, causing a delay in play, as Rohit raises his bat to a huge roar from the stands
- 9.46Keemo Paul to Rohit Sharma, no ball, SIX, Paul has overstepped and bowls it right in Rohit's arc. Rohit lofts it cleanly over deep extra cover for a maximum
- 9.24Keemo Paul to Rohit Sharma, FOUR, fine leg is up, and Paul goes short into Rohit at 119kph. He swivels and pulls, getting a top edge that flies over fine leg for a boundary. Rohit knew there was no fielder at deep fine leg and deliberately placed it there
- 7.64Shamar Joseph to Rohit Sharma, FOUR, 17 off Shamar Joseph's first over! A proper half-volley outside off at 146kph, and Rohit drives it beautifully off the front foot, sending it racing through extra cover for a boundary
- 7.26Shamar Joseph to Shubman Gill, SIX, Gill isn't allowing Joseph to settle. Short and wide, and Gill throws his bat at it, smashing it over deep backward point for a six
- 7.14Shamar Joseph to Shubman Gill, FOUR, not a great start from Shamar Joseph! Drops it short and wide and Shubman Gill stands tall and places it to deep backward point for a boundary
- 6.54Jayden Seales to Shubman Gill, FOUR, that's a quality shot from the Indian captain! Not too short, but Gill anticipates the length, makes room and cuts it towards deep backward point for a boundary
- 6.36Jayden Seales to Rohit Sharma, SIX, fullish on the pads and Rohit Sharma picks it over deep square leg for a maximum. 50 comes up for India inside seven overs
- 5.64Alzarri Joseph to Shubman Gill, FOUR, far too easy for Gill. A delivery drifting onto the pads down the leg side, and Gill gets enough bat on it to send the ball racing past the right of short fine for another boundary. That will ease some of the pressure on the openers
- 5.44Alzarri Joseph to Rohit Sharma, FOUR, nicely played by Rohit Sharma! Short and wide at 138.7kph and Rohit Sharma rides the bounce to slash it over the two fielders at point for a boundary
- 2.24Jayden Seales to Shubman Gill, FOUR, nah, comes closer with his length and line, trying to target the stumps. Shubman Gill whips it without any foot movement and gets it over mid-wicket off the inner half as it races away to the fence
- 1.54Alzarri Joseph to Rohit Sharma, FOUR, goes short and wide once again, and Rohit Sharma is not going to miss out. Sits up nicely for the right-hander who slaps it square of the wicket for four runs
- 1.36Alzarri Joseph to Rohit Sharma, SIX, top edge, and that has sailed all the way over the keeper’s head for a maximum! Short of a length and climbing big on Rohit, who swivels for the pull but gets a top edge that flies over the keeper and clears the boundary. Rohit was clearly surprised by the extra bounce and pace
- 1.24Alzarri Joseph to Rohit Sharma, FOUR, easy pickings for Rohit Sharma! It's short and wide and Rohit Sharma rides the bounce and slashes it to deep backward point for his first boundary of the night
- 0.64Jayden Seales to Shubman Gill, FOUR, phew, that was close to the stumps! Back of a length outside off, Gill goes for the cut and gets a thick under-edge that flies past the off stump by a whisker and races away for four to the left of the keeper
- A day to remember for the ball-bashers, a day to forget for the bowlers. With these small boundaries and such flat pitches, no score is safe. Imagine, India chased down 406 with 6.3 overs to spare without dew. Had there been dew, where will the bowlers hide? But to dominate the bowlers this way needs skill. And Shubman was top drawer. Rohit was enjoyable. Jangoo and Campell were outstanding and Shai Hope was smart. Two games straight where the bowlers struggled in the powerplay. West Indies have leaked 706 runs in 85.1 overs and picked just 4 wickets across two games. And to think that next game is in Gill's own backyard, where it could be another road rolled out, good luck being a bowler! That's it for tonight. We will be back on Saturday nice and early. Take good care of yourselves!
- Shubman Gill | India captain | PoTM: [On how he looks to have not broken a sweat] I mean, I think every part of my body is cramping right now, and it was very hot in the afternoon. When we had about 13 overs, it was feeling like we have already fielded for 20-25 overs, the way they were batting. So great game, I think. [On his second double hundred and his thoughts on the innings] I mean, at the halfway mark, 400 on the board, there was a bit of pressure on us. Never, no matter how good the wicket is, no matter how small the ground is, chasing 400 is never easy. So very pleased with the performance and very happy that I was able to stay till the end and finish the game for the team. [On his mindset and what he taps into during his current run of form] Honestly, it's just about playing, I break the game into small parts. First, we had a target in the powerplay that if we get around 75-80 runs without losing any wicket, that would be a good start. Initially, the ball might do a bit with the new ball. Once the ball gets old, the wicket would get much better to bat on, and one side was very short, so we thought we're going to target that side whenever the fast bowlers come on. And at about 25 overs, I thought if we are around 200-210, we'll be in a good space. But I think we were around 230-240, and I think after the powerplay, the pressure never really was on us. It was more on them, and we didn't lose any wickets up until halfway through our innings, so that was a great bonus for us. [On the conditions and India's bowling] I thought initially we didn't bowl that well in the powerplay, much similar to the first game as well. We didn't bowl well in the powerplay, and they batted with a lot of freedom. They batted quite well, and I think at one point it looked like they might get even 420-430. And to be able to pull the game back, even if it's 25-30 runs, was a bonus for us at the back end of the innings. [On whether India could make changes for the final ODI after clinching the series] Yeah, maybe. I definitely want to give the players who haven't had a chance, give them a chance, and hopefully we'll see what combination suits us and they'll get some chance.
- Shai Hope | West Indies captain: [On the disappointment of losing the second ODI and what positives West Indies can take from the game] There was a lot of positives I can take from it, to be honest. I mean, you look at the batting side of things, we as a batting group, we've been putting up a lot of consistent competitive totals. So that's one tick that you can put. But yeah, obviously, when you come up against some of the greatest batters in the world, the margin for error is so slim, and it's going to be very difficult if you're going to give them a start like that. So still have to give credit where it's due. I think they played really well, but if we really want to be critical, probably could have been a little bit tighter with the ball and gave ourselves a better chance with 400 on the board. [On West Indies' batting and whether the similarities from the first ODI - a strong start followed by key wickets at the wrong stage - happened again today] Not as much. I thought we laid a foundation really well. It's something that we spoke about over the last couple of days, just about making sure we have some wickets in hand going into the back end of the innings. We were in on the side that their spinners are the main threat when it comes to these conditions. So yeah, we were just about laying that foundation and then finding ways to continue and get that impetus going in the back end. [On the conditions and whether Vitel Lawes' introduction was delayed because of the situation or the conditions] A bit of both. Situation-based. You don't really want to give him the hardest over to the bowl, especially coming to India for the first time. But it's not saying I don't expect him to come and do a great job. It's just you want to make him feel as comfortable as possible, especially when he's coming to play in these conditions. He's very young, but it's great to see that he came up and raised his hand. He bowled a really good spell, obviously a lot to learn, but I'm sure he's going to keep going all strong.
- Rohit (2/2): [On the challenge of batting after spending the first innings fielding in the heat] Yeah, again, that comes down to concentration. You've got to keep telling yourself that do not throw it away, because here conditions are challenging, but that's where I wanted to just bring my experience of playing for so many years. You just don't want to give it that easily, try and stay as much as possible in the game, and we knew that the pitch was good, and we needed big runs from the top order, and that's exactly what happened. We had a very good partnership at the top, and that pretty much sealed the game for us. 250-odd run partnership there. Like I said, it was amazing to watch Gill on the other side, and yeah, glad we could finish on the high. [On Jadeja asking about his hundred celebration] Yeah, he was asking me what was that about. I said I'll tell you in the dressing room. It's for me. But he was quite innovative. He wanted me to come and slide and jump, and that's how he wanted me to celebrate. I said, man, after 50 overs of fielding and batting almost for 25-30 overs, I was never going to do that.
- Rohit Sharma (1/2): [On his 35th ODI hundred and the meaning behind his celebration] I keep that celebration for myself. Ah, it's for me. It's for me. Some things are just meant to be with you. It's not to be shared. So yeah, that was for me. [On batting with Gill and their 200-plus run partnership while chasing 400] Yeah, absolutely. I think, like you said, wicket was good. We just wanted to continue to keep batting. We were not thinking too much about the scoreboard, to be honest. We were just trying to play according to the merit of the ball, and we kept stitching the partnership, which was, I think, when you're chasing a target like that, you need to keep stitching big partnership, and that's what we did. Gill was fantastic on the other side, very much in control of his batting the entire innings, and to stay not out till the end was fantastic to see as well.
- Stats by Deepu Narayanan Players scoring List A 200s batting 1st & in chases Travis Head Shubman Gill
- Most POTM awards in ODIs since 2022 10 S Gill 9 V Kohli/ T Head 8 S Hope/ K Mendis
- Most runs in two consecutive ODI innings 342 M Guptill (105 & 237*) in 2015 333 S Gill (110 & 223*) in 2026 324 S Gill (116 & 208) in 2023 316 Rohit Sharma (52 & 264) in 2014 316 Sean Williams (174 & 142) in 2023
- 223* by Gill is the highest ever in a run chase in all List A cricket surpassing Soumya Sarkar’s unbeaten 208 in Dhaka Premier League in 2019.
- West Indies’ was the 11th instance of a side having three individual hundreds but the first of the 11 that ended in a defeat. Most consecutive bilateral ODI series wins vs an opponent 14 India vs West Indies 12 Pakistan vs Zimbabwe 10 Pakistan vs West Indies 10 India vs Sri Lanka 9 South Africa vs Zimbabwe
- Highest ODI totals in a losing cause 434/4 Aus vs SA Joburg 2006 411/8 SL vs Ind Rajkot 2009 405/7 WI vs Ind Guwahati 2026 401/6 NZ vs Pak Bengaluru 2023 389 WI vs Eng St George’s 2019
- Highest match aggregate in an ODI 872 Aus (434) vs SA (438) Joburg 2006 825 Ind (414) vs SL (411) Rajkot 2009 811 WI (405) vs Ind (406) Guwahati 2026 807 Eng (419) vs WI (389) St George’s 2019 771 Aus (388) vs NZ (383) Dharamsala 2023
- Highest individual scores in ODIs 264 Rohit Sharma vs SL Kolkata 2014 237* M Guptill vs WI Wellington 2015 223* S Gill vs WI Guwahati 2026 219 V Sehwag vs WI Indore 2011 215 C Gayle vs Zim Canberra 2015
- Highest successful chases in ODIs 435 SA vs Aus Joburg 2006 406 Ind vs WI Guwahati 2026 375 Net vs WI Harare 2023 (Super Over win) 372 SA vs Aus Durban 2016 370 Net vs Sco Dundee 2025
- 22:12 Local Time, 16:42 GMT, 22:12 IST: Brilliance, cruelty, mediocrity - what a ride it was today. The team batting second hardly broke their belief even when the target was 406. And a player who is not just their captain, but the No. 1 ODI batter now, led the show. Campbell, Jangoo, Hope ran the show in the first innings. Gill and Rohit took the baton from them and put on an epic 255-run opening stand. The bowling was ordinary on a lot of occasions, but the batting was unbelievably fearless overall. Batters forced the bowlers to give up. It didn't feel like an ODI for most parts. It resembled a T20 game where batters came and swung freely without fear. And the alarming part was they were able to be that bossy for 80 odd overs. To think that India chased down 406 with 39 balls to spare - to be honest it could have been over even earlier had they pressed harder at the end - with 8 wickets in hand is simply outrageous.
- Over 44 · 6 runs (4 1 1)
- 43.31Roston Chase to Ruturaj Gaikwad, 1 run, and a nudge to mid-on off the front foot is all it takes to close out this record-breaking game. Only the second time a 400+ target has been hunted down, after that legendary 438 by South Africa in 2006.
- 43.21Roston Chase to Shubman Gill, 1 run, full delivery, pushed to long-on. Scores level!
- 400+ totals in ODIs 9 India 8 South Africa 7 England 3 Australia 2 New Zealand/ Sri Lanka 1 West Indies/ Zimbabwe
- 43.14Roston Chase to Shubman Gill, FOUR, low full toss, clips it past the diving mid-wicket fielder and only two runs are needed now
- End of over 43 · 12 runs (1 wd 5wd 1 1 1 1 1)IND 400/2Shubman Gill 218(131) · Ruturaj Gaikwad 30(36) · Alzarri Joseph 8-0-89-0
- 42.61Alzarri Joseph to Shubman Gill, 1 run, very full delivery on the stumps, Shubman clips it to mid-wicket
- 42.51Alzarri Joseph to Ruturaj Gaikwad, 1 run, very full delivery on the stumps, clipped through mid-wicket
- 42.41Alzarri Joseph to Shubman Gill, 1 run, he's still playing those textbook lofted drives and holding the pose! Full and angling in, Gill lofts, long-on enters the frame last second and denies the boundary
- 42.31Alzarri Joseph to Ruturaj Gaikwad, 1 run, short and wide, cut to deep backward point and cut off by the sweeper to the left
- 42.21Alzarri Joseph to Shubman Gill, 1 run, shortish and outside off stump, Gill mistimes the cut to the off-side
- 42.25wdAlzarri Joseph to Shubman Gill, 5 wides, and he's sprayed this wide well down the leg-side and even sent it to the ropes. Wanted to bowl a leg stump yorker but got the radar wrong
- 42.2wdAlzarri Joseph to Shubman Gill, wide, that's too wide of off stump, certainly one way of stopping Shubman from scoring tonight
- 42.11Alzarri Joseph to Ruturaj Gaikwad, 1 run, full and angling in, Rutu glances it to fine leg
- End of over 42 · 3 runs (0 1 1 1 0 0)IND 388/2Shubman Gill 215(128) · Ruturaj Gaikwad 27(33) · Roston Chase 8-0-57-0
- 41.6•Roston Chase to Shubman Gill, no run, straighter delivery, pushed back to the bowler
- 41.5•Roston Chase to Shubman Gill, no run, leg-side yorker, knocked to square leg
- 41.41Roston Chase to Ruturaj Gaikwad, 1 run, very full outside off stump, Rutu drives and picks out Keem at long-off
- 41.31Roston Chase to Shubman Gill, 1 run, flatter delivery on the leg stump, Gill knocks it through backward square leg
- 41.21Roston Chase to Ruturaj Gaikwad, 1 run, turning back in, Rutu flicks to mid-wicket
- 41.1•Roston Chase to Ruturaj Gaikwad, no run, flighted delivery, Rutu knocks it to the on-side
- Rutu is the only guy playing this ODI like an ODI!
- End of over 41 · 13 runs (1 4 6 0 1 1)IND 385/2Ruturaj Gaikwad 25(30) · Shubman Gill 214(125) · Alzarri Joseph 7-0-77-0
- 40.61Alzarri Joseph to Ruturaj Gaikwad, 1 run, very full delivery, Rutu pats it to long-on
- 40.51Alzarri Joseph to Shubman Gill, 1 run, flicked away to deep mid-wicket
- 40.4•Alzarri Joseph to Shubman Gill, no run, shortish slower delivery outside off stump, Gill reaches out and cuts to the off-side
- 40.36Alzarri Joseph to Shubman Gill, SIX, he wants to waste no time in the middle and get home early! Full and angling in, Gill clears the front leg away and whips it away over mid-wicket for six more
- 40.24Alzarri Joseph to Shubman Gill, FOUR, top edgeee and it flies between short third man and the keeper. Short delivery outside off stump, Gill rocks back and looks to pull, the ball escapes fine for four
- 40.11Alzarri Joseph to Ruturaj Gaikwad, 1 run, full and on the pads, Rutu flicks to deep backward square leg
- Alzarri Joseph [6.0-0-64-0] is back into the attack
- Gill gets some stretching done by the physio. Looks like his left leg is cramping. Now both legs being stretched after a bit of massage.
- End of over 40 · 4 runs (1 0 1 1 0 1)IND 372/2Ruturaj Gaikwad 23(28) · Shubman Gill 203(121) · Roston Chase 7-0-54-0
- 39.61Roston Chase to Ruturaj Gaikwad, 1 run, 86.7ks floated up on leg, Gaikwad eases it down to long-on and retains strike
- 117 balls makes it the joint fourth fastest double hundred in all List A cricket.; only N Jagadeesan’s 114-ball effort for Tamil Nadu against Arunachal Pradesh in Bengaluru in 2022/23 is the quicker by an Indian batter Highest individual scores in an ODI run chase 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
- 39.5•Roston Chase to Ruturaj Gaikwad, no run, 78.9ks tossed up outside off, Gaikwad defends with an open bat face to backward point
- 39.41Roston Chase to Shubman Gill, 1 run, 87.8ks fraction short, Gill short-arm jabs it to deep mid-wicket
- 39.31Roston Chase to Ruturaj Gaikwad, 1 run, 86.4ks shortens the length, Gaikwad punches uppishly to long-off
- 39.2•Roston Chase to Ruturaj Gaikwad, no run, 81ks flighted around off, Gaikwad works it to the right of Chase
- Over the wicket now
- 39.11Roston Chase to Shubman Gill, 1 run, sliding across from round the wicket, Gill goes back and tucks it to deep square leg
- End of over 39 · 4 runs (1 1 0 1 0 1)IND 368/2Shubman Gill 201(119) · Ruturaj Gaikwad 21(24) · Vitel Lawes 10-0-73-0
- 38.61Vitel Lawes to Shubman Gill, 1 run, googly that drifts across and straightens, Gill nudges it to square on the leg-side. Vitel Lawes is done with his spell. Tough day in the office for the youngster as he finishes with figures - 10-0-73-0
- 38.5•Vitel Lawes to Shubman Gill, no run, spinning in, Gill works it straight to mid-wicket
- Gill becomes the first player to score a double hundred in both Tests (269 vs Eng Edgbaston 2025) and ODIs (today) while leading the side.
- 38.41Vitel Lawes to Ruturaj Gaikwad, 1 run, 80.5ks fraction short, Gaikwad crouches low and pulls to deep square leg
- 38.3•Vitel Lawes to Ruturaj Gaikwad, no run, flighted around off, Gaikwad presses forward and defends it back
- Gill – second batter with multiple ODI double hundreds after Rohit Sharma (3) Fastest ODI 200s (by balls) 117 S Gill vs WI Guwahati 2026 126 I Kishan vs Ban Chattogram 2022 128 G Maxwell vs Afg Wankhede 2023 136 P Nissanka vs Afg Pallekele 2024 138 C Gayle vs Zim Canberra 2015
- 38.21Vitel Lawes to Shubman Gill, 1 run, he's snatched the fastest ODI double hundred from his buddy Ishan Kishan, who took 126 balls to get that feat. Only the second time a player has scored a double hundred in a run chase after that freak knock by Glenn Maxwell against Afghanistan. This is his second ODI double hundred, after his 2023 heroics against New Zealand in Hyderabad. He jogs the single and halfway through it, jumps and fist pumps. After completing the run, removes his helmet, puts it on top of the bat handle and rises it high to his teammates and the ground. He is the No. 1 ODI batter currently for a reason. Teammates all up in the dressing room applauding their captain. Rutu hugs Gill and congratulates him. Remember, during the innings break, he asked for the heavy roller and actually sported a smile despite 405 on the board. He knew he could hunt this down. The confidence was evident in that smile and he's not put a foot wrong the moment the chase began. No wonder he's been bossy and smashed the records!
- 38.11Vitel Lawes to Ruturaj Gaikwad, 1 run, and the first ball of the over he taps it to long-on and gets Gill back on strike
- End of over 38 · 8 runs (2 4 0 1 0 1)IND 364/2Ruturaj Gaikwad 19(21) · Shubman Gill 199(116) · Roston Chase 6-0-50-0
- 37.61Roston Chase to Ruturaj Gaikwad, 1 run, full and down the leg-side, Rutu helps it away so fine. Looks for two but it's not there so Gill will have to wait a bit on 199 as Rutu will keep strike
- 37.5•Roston Chase to Ruturaj Gaikwad, no run, slower through the air, Rutu defends
- 37.41Roston Chase to Shubman Gill, 1 run, back foot punch to long-on
- 37.3•Roston Chase to Shubman Gill, no run, flatter delivery just outside off stump, Gill punches it to mid-wicket
- 37.24Roston Chase to Shubman Gill, FOUR, short and on the stumps, Gill rocks back and pulls through square leg and it's 198 now. The Indian fans are elated
- 37.12Roston Chase to Shubman Gill, 2 runs, full delivery just around off stump, Gill drives and sends it through cover
- End of over 37 · 12 runs (1 4 4 1 1lb 1)IND 356/2Shubman Gill 192(112) · Ruturaj Gaikwad 18(19) · Vitel Lawes 9-0-69-0
- 36.61Vitel Lawes to Shubman Gill, 1 run, full and down the leg-side, tickled through square leg
- 36.51lbVitel Lawes to Ruturaj Gaikwad, leg byes, 1 run, googly on the leg stump, Rutu misses the glance, ball hits the pad and rolls behind square
- 36.41Vitel Lawes to Shubman Gill, 1 run, flatter delivery on the stumps, Gill punches it down to long-on
- 36.34Vitel Lawes to Shubman Gill, FOUR, he has rocketed to the 190s now. The overcorrection from Vitel Lawes. Bowls on the shorter side and lets Gill play the cut off the back foot, gets it past point and gets four more
- STAT: Gill 186* - Highest individual score for India in a run chase in ODIs going past MS Dhoni’s unbeaten 183 against Sri Lanka in Jaipur in 2005
- 36.24Vitel Lawes to Shubman Gill, FOUR, driven down the ground and he teases the mid-off fielder all the way to the fence. Alzarri gave chase from mid-off and dived full length but the ball escaped his grasp. Full ball right in the slot, Gill played a neat off-drive for four
- 36.11Vitel Lawes to Ruturaj Gaikwad, 1 run, loopy delivery close to off as Ruturaj Gaikwad drives it to extra cover, where there is a fumble and that allows him to get to the other end
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