Indian Cricket Team Breaks Nine Records As The Team Wins IND Vs WI ODI Series With Remarkable Score

IND Vs WI ODI Series: An all-round show saw India winning by 200 runs in the third and final ODI. The win also helped India close the series 2-1. The victory is remarkable as it has broken rerords of India Vs West Indies matches. Indian men’s cricket team have smashed 9 records with their victory in the series with West Indies. Shubman Gill, Hardik Pandya, Ishan Kishan, and Sanju Samson all contributed to India’s 351/5 total after being asked to bat first.

Highlights of the match

West Indies’ top order was rocked by Mukesh Kumar, who finished with precise figures of 3/30 in seven overs, rendering them unbeatable with the bat in response. In addition to this, Shardul Thakur took four wickets while giving up 37 runs in 6.3 overs of bowling. Kuldeep Yadav took two wickets, and Jaydev Unadkat, who was playing in his maiden ODI in nearly ten years, only managed one. Earlier, Ishan Kishan, another opener, and Gill combined for a strong 143-run partnership until Kishan was dismissed for 77(64). Gill scored 85(92) at that point. He shared a key 69-run partnership with Sanju Samson in the middle overs before Samson left just after reaching his half-century. The innings was then captained by a ferocious 52-ball 70 by Hardik Pandya.

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Records broken in IND Vs WI ODI Series

The first record broken by India was for winning the most balls space. This record was made despite the fact that more than 5 wickets were gone in 50 over ODI. The series recorded a fairly low total for West Indies team. It was the lowest for WI Vs India in ODIs. The winning match of Indian Men’s cricket team saw the fewest overs of West Indies on the batting pitch before getting an all-out. India has to ball for the fewest overs to bowl out an opponent.

The innings of Kuldeep Yadav (4/6) and Ravindra Jadeja (3/37) mark the first time for India that left-arm spinners have taken seven or more wickets in an ODI. Additionally, Kuldeep bowled the longest spell by an Indian bowler against the Windies. Jadeja set the record for most ODI wickets taken against the Windies.