India vs West Indies 2nd ODI: Indian captain Shubman Gill created history by batting brilliantly in the second ODI against West Indies. Gill played an unbeaten inning of 223 runs in just 133 balls and took India to the huge target of 406 runs. His innings included 26 fours and 8 sixes. Gill scored runs at a strike rate of 167.67 and India achieved the target by losing 2 wickets in 43.3 overs.

On the basis of this brilliant innings, India defeated West Indies by 8 wickets. Earlier, after losing the toss and coming to bat, the West Indies team scored 405 runs for 7 wickets in 50 overs. John Campbell played a quick inning of 101 runs in 68 balls. Captain Shai Hope also scored 104 runs in 94 balls. After this, Amir Jangu attacked the Indian bowlers and scored 114 runs in 77 balls. His innings included 13 fours and 3 sixes. For India, Gunur Brar, Ravindra Jadeja and Kuldeep Yadav took 2-2 wickets. Rohit Sharma also scored a brilliant century. While chasing the target of 406 runs,

Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill gave a great start to India. Batting aggressively, Rohit scored 101 runs in 75 balls, which included 10 fours and 6 sixes. After Rohit’s dismissal, Virat Kohli took the innings forward with Gill. Kohli scored 29 runs in 19 balls, but was out on the ball of Shamar Joseph. Despite this, Gill did not let the pace of scoring runs slow down. Gill attacked the bowlers fiercely. Gill maintained constant pressure on the West Indies bowlers by holding one end. He hit shots all around the field and scored runs quickly.

Even after completing the double century, he continued batting aggressively. On the other hand, Rituraj Gaikwad also supported him by scoring 31 not out. Gill remained at the crease till the end and kept taking India closer to the target. Team India created history. India achieved the target by scoring 406 runs in 43.3 overs. Gill remained unbeaten after scoring 223 runs and his innings became the biggest story of this match. Rohit’s century was also very important for India, but Gill’s double century changed the course of the entire match. Team India broke another big record with this. This is only the second time that a target of more than 400 has been achieved in ODIs, after South Africa achieved the target of 438 runs in 2006.