That's a wrap for our coverage of the second ODI between India and West Indies. A memorable game, featuring five centurions and several records being broken. One final ODI to go, on Saturday, October 3. Do join us then.

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With records tumbling, it is easy to forget that India have also clinched the series win with a game to spare. India have now won 14 consecutive bilateral ODI series against the Windies, extending their record. West Indies put up a fight in both games, but the Indian top three of Gill, Rohit and Kohli have been a class apart.

Here are a list of the records achieved by Shubman Gill today:

1. Fastest ODI century by an Indian captain (62 balls)
2. Fastest double century in ODI history (117 balls)
3. Highest score by an Indian captain in an ODI (223*)
4. Highest score by an Indian in an ODI run chase (223*)

History has been made in Guwahati, as India have shattered the record books by completing their highest successful ODI chase. The previous record was a target of 360, against Australia in Jaipur in 2013, a match in which Rohit and Virat slammed centuries. Now, they've scaled down 406!

HISTORY! India achieve their highest successful run chase in ODI cricket. 406 chased down in just 43.3 overs by the No. 1-ranked ODI side in the world. Led by their captain Shubman Gill's sensational 223*. A historic match in Guwahati.

IND 406/2 (43.3)
IND beat WI by 8 wickets.

400 comes up for India! Remarkably, seven overs are still left in the innings. One hit away from a historic victory!

IND 400/2 (43)

Shubman Gill showing no signs of stopping! Another massive hit into the stands over mid-wicket for 6. A top edge for 4 over third-man too. 

IND 385/2 (41)

10 overs remain in the innings, but just 34 runs left to chase down for Team India. Shubman Gill looks determined to guide his team home, in what would be a historic victory.

IND 372/2 (40)

DOUBLE HUNDRED SHUBMAN GILL! The Indian captain completes his second double century in ODI cricket. He has done it in just 117 balls, which also makes it the fastest-ever double century in the format. 

Special player, special knock.

IND 366/2 (38.2)

Another boundary for Shubman Gill. He moves up to 199!

IND 364/2 (38)

Two more boundaries for the Indian captain! The first one is slammed through mid-off for 4, and then a backfoot cut square of the wicket for 4 more. 350 up for India! Gill is up to 192.

IND 356/2 (37)

Ruturaj Gaikwad with another good shot through the covers for 4. Second boundary for him. He hasn't had much of a chance to bat in this series due to the excellent form of the top three, but he'll be looking to add as many as he can today.

IND 344/2 (36)

The double century is nigh. Shubman Gill slams 4 more to move into the 180s. 15 overs to go, India only need 67 more to win, with eight wickets in hand.

IND 339/2 (35)

Lovely shot from Ruturaj Gaikwad, first 4 off his bat. Full and outside off from Vitel Lawes, and Gaikwad cashes in by punching it through the covers.

IND 329/2 (33.1)

GONE! Stunning catch! Virat Kohli looks to play it over third-man, but Sherfane Rutherford takes a superb catch. Somehow keeps his balance millimetres before the boundary rope, then throws it into the air when he loses balance, and then comes back and collects it.

Pin-drop silence in Guwahati as the fan-favourite departs for 29. 

IND 320/2 (32.1)

30 overs done, just 101 more to get for India. Rohit Sharma, Shubman Gill and now Virat Kohli have essentially made a target of 406 look like a cakewalk in Guwahati. Incredible batting, even if the pitch is flat.

IND 305/1 (30)

Shubman Gill slams a boundary to bring up the 300-run mark for India. 75% of the run chase has been completed, and we still have more than 20 overs to go. Utter, utter carnage.

IND 300/1 (29.1)

Here comes Virat Kohli to the party! Powerful pull shot over deep mid-wicket for 6. Then he treats himself to 4 over mid-off after a slightly fuller ball from Seales. And he caps off the over with a boundary through square-leg! 25 off the over!

IND 296/1 (29)

Shubman Gill continues to go berserk. He smashes Seales for a straight 6, and then times a lovely square cut for 4. For the first time, the required run-rate drops below 6 an over. Quite remarkable given that 406 is the target.

IND 281/1 (28.2)

Shubman Gill gets to 150! The Indian captain smashes another boundary. He has taken only 89 balls to score this. A second ODI double hundred isn't too far away!

IND 268/1 (27.3)

GONE! West Indies have their first wicket! Rohit Sharma is out LBW. He is trapped on the pads by Jayden Seales, and the umpire raises his finger. Rohit takes the DRS review, but hawkeye shows three reds.

Rohit is gone for 101 off 75.

IND 255/1 (26.2)

Rohit Sharma, CENTURY! 35th ODI century for the India great. He gets there in just 72 balls. And there's a special jumping celebration!

IND 251/0 (25.1)

Gill carnage continues! 250 up for India in just 25 overs! He slams a scintillating 6 over deep mid-wicket, then an inside edge goes for 4 behind, then a cover drive for 4 more, and finally a straight drive for yet another 4.

Gill is up to 142 off 82.

IND 250/0 (25)

Not even Vitel Lawes, the left-arm wrist-spinner, is receiving any mercy from the Indian batters. Flighted delivery gets hammered over his head by Gill for 4. 

And then Rohit targets the off-side twice for two more boundaries! He is up to 99.

IND 232/0 (24)

The boundaries keep coming! First Gill, then Rohit! Gill flicks it away through fine-leg for 4 against Alzarri. Couple of balls later, Rohit targets the same area, taking advantage of a poor delivery from Alzarri to pick up 4.

IND 219/0 (23)

DROPPED! Rohit Sharma has been put down at deep mid-wicket by Keacy Carty at deep mid-wicket. For once, Rohit doesn't get his timing quite right, looking to slog against Vitel Lawes. But Carty, who was rushing in, fails to hold on.

IND 205/0 (21.3)

Another boundary for Shubman Gill! He has simply gone berserk! That boundary brings up the 200-run mark for India in just 21.1 overs. They've already scaled half of the target, and we have more than 50% of the innings left!

IND 203/0 (21.1)

Shubman Gill's 62-ball century today is the fastest ODI hundred by an Indian captain. It is joint third-fastest overall. The fastest ODI hundred by an Indian captain before this was a 63-ball ton made by Rohit Sharma in 2023.

Shubman Gill, CENTURY! Flicked away for 4 through square-leg to complete his century in just 62 balls. Joint fourth-fastest ODI hundred by an Indian, along with Mohammad Azharuddin and KL Rahul.

IND 192/0 (20.1)

Shubman Gill enters the 90s! He smashes a 6 over deep mid-wicket, and hits it over the bowler's head for 4. Gill is on 92 off 58, and can equal the second-fastest ever ODI hundred by an Indian if he completes in 60 balls.

IND 188/0 (20)

Rohit Sharma slams 6, straight back over Keemo Paul's head! After two sixes by Gill in the previous over, Rohit now joins in on the six-hitting mania.

Gill then slams a powerful square-cut for 4 to end the over.

IND 169/0 (17)

Another huge 6! Shubman Gill has torn apart Roston Chase. Another one over long-on as well. Gill is up to 73 off just 45 balls!

IND 152/0 (16)

12,000 ODI runs for Rohit Sharma. He needed 73 today to get to the milestone, and he has done so. He becomes only the third Indian after Sachin Tendulkar and Virat Kohli to achieve this feat. An incredible achievement.

IND 146/0 (15.5)

What a shot by Shubman Gill! He steps out against Roston Chase's off-spin and creams it over long-on for a monstrous 6! 

IND 144/0 (15.3)

Half-century for Shubman Gill! The Indian captain crunches it through the covers for 4 and gets to his fifty in 38 balls. Rohit has taken charge from one end, while Gill has played second fiddle, but still at a good rate.

And Gill smashes 6 more over deep mid-wicket! 

IND 134/0 (14.5)

Rohit Sharma smashes another maximum! Helped over deep square-leg for 6. Fantastic timing by the veteran opener for his fifth 6 of the match.

IND 121/0 (14)

Yet another no-ball by Shamar Joseph. This time it's a waist-high no-ball, put away by Rohit through fine-leg for 4. However, Rohit fails to take advantage of the free-hit.

IND 113/0 (13)

Poor ball by Roston Chase punished by Shubman Gill. Dragged down by Chase, Gill slams it away on the back foot for 4 through square-leg. Into the 40s goes the Indian captain.

IND 102/0 (11.2)

Shamar Joseph bowls West Indies' second no-ball in as many overs, and Rohit Sharma punishes him with a boundary down fine-leg. Easy pickings for the India veteran.

IND 98/0 (11)

A terrific start by India. Rohit Sharma has completed a 32-ball half-century. Shubman Gill is closing in on his own fifty too. India going at well over the required run-rate so far.

IND 92/0 (10)

Half-century for Rohit Sharma! Rohit slams over fine-leg for 4, then gets lucky as the ball falls just short of the third-man fielder after an outside edge.

Next ball, Rohit goes over extra cover for 6. Keemo Paul bowls a no-ball, and Rohit smashes the free-hit for another 6 to get to his fifty in style. Just 32 balls to get to the milestone.

IND 92/0 (9.4)

More boundaries! Shubman Gill slams 4 through square of the wicket, and then targets the same area to slam 6! Rohit Sharma then comes on strike and hammers a cover drive on the final ball of the over! Shamar Joseph thrashed for 17 in his first over.

IND 73/0 (8)

Now Gill! The Indian captain steps out, backs away from the stumps, giving himself the room to slam a square cut for 4. India going at 8 runs per over!

IND 56/0 (7)

Rohit Sharma, that's class! Amazing sound off the bat, as he flicks it away over deep square-leg for a massive 6! That gets the crowd in Guwahati going. 50 up for India.

IND 50/0 (6.3)

Helped over short third-man for 4 by Rohit Sharma. A couple of slow overs, but Rohit finally lets loose and slams another boundary. Couple of balls later, Gill comes on strike and slams 4 through fine-leg. On the pads and flicked away with ease.

IND 44/0 (6)

Shubman Gill, lovely shot! Flicked away for 4 through mid-wicket. Excellent timing from the Indian captain to keep his team's fast start going.

IND 27/0 (3)

Rohit Sharma is up and running! Short and wide from Alzarri Joseph, Rohit cashes in with a boundary square of the wicket. Next ball is a top edge 6, over the keeper's head. And a couple of balls later, Rohit hammers another square-cut for 4!

IND 22/0 (2)

We are back! India's chase is underway in the second ODI in Guwahati. Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill are opening the batting for the men in blue. Jayden Seales is opening the bowling.

Gill gets a lucky boundary on the final ball! Inside edge behind for 4!

IND 8/0 (1)

India have to register their highest successful chase in ODI cricket history to win today. A massive challenge in front of Rohit Sharma, Shubman Gill, Virat Kohli and co. 

The current record chase by India in ODIs is 360 against Australia in 2013, a match where Rohit slammed 141* and Kohli made 100* off 52. Today, they need to chase down 406!

For the first time in ODIs, three West Indies players have scored centuries in a single match. John Campbell got them off to a cracking start, Shai Hope kept the momentum going in the middle overs, and Amir Jangoo went berserk towards the end. 

101 off 68 for Campbell.
104 off 94 for Hope.
114 off 77 for Jangoo.

405. A spectacular batting performance by West Indies in Guwahati. A 65-ball hundred from John Campbell, then a century from captain Shai Hope, and a 70-ball ton from Amir Jangoo to pile up the monstrous score. 

India have a huge, huge challenge.

WI 405/7 (50)

400 for the Windies! A boundary sliced over short third and that brings up the big figure for the visitors. A sensational batting effort, led by centuries from Campbell, Hope and Jangoo.

WI 403/7 (49.2)

Shamar Joseph skies it, but Kuldeep Yadav loses his footing at short third-man and lets the opportunity go. Kuldeep ends up falling on his head. Let's hope he's okay.

WI 398/7 (49)

Alzarri Joseph slams a boundary, and then departs! The boundary came through fine-leg. Alzarri then tries to slog-sweep over mid-wicket, but finds Rohit Sharma in the deep.

WI 385/7 (47.3)

Important boundary from Roston Chase! India had managed to squeeze out a few dot balls and not conceded boundaries for a while, but Chase breaks that by driving a 4 through cover against Auqib Nabi.

WI 380/6 (47)

GONE! 200 ODI wickets for Kuldeep. Keemo Paul tries to go big but ends up hitting it straight into the air. Virat Kohli comes underneath and completes the catch.

WI 369/6 (45.1)

Roston Chase brings up 350 for West Indies with a boundary down the wicket against Kuldeep! Next ball, he attacks the covers and picks up 4 more. 

Six overs remaining, the Windies are just 40 away from the 400-run mark!

WI 360/5 (44)

GONE! End of Jangoo's fine knock. He slams it straight to Ruturaj Gaikwad at cover; first wicket for Ravindra Jadeja. Jangoo goes after a terrific 114 off 77.

WI 348/5 (42.2)

Amir Jangoo keeps the carnage going! He clobbers Kuldeep for a straight 6, and goes inside out over cover for 4 more! 

WI 347/4 (42)

Another wicket for India! Sherfane Rutherford is gone for a first-ball duck. Short from Gurnoor, Rutherford looks to go big but ends up finding substitute fielder Yashasvi Jaiswal at deep mid-wicket. 

WI 330/4 (40.2)

CENTURY for Amir Jangoo! What a knock this has been by the left-hander. Brilliantly measured innings, and he completes in just 70 balls. 12 boundaries, two maximums. 

WI 330/3 (40.1)

GONE! Shai Hope's knock comes to an end. Looking to go big against Kuldeep Yadav, for once he ends up skying it. Catch taken by debutant Auqib Nabi. Hope departs for 104 off 94.

WI 329/3 (40)

CENTURY for Shai Hope! The West Indies captain flicks it to fine-leg for 4, and completes his 20th ODI hundred in just 90 balls. He has gone past Brian Lara in the list of most hundreds by a West Indian in ODI cricket. What an achievement!

WI 322/2 (38.5)

Amir Jangoo is going absolutely berserk! Three boundaries in a row against Gurnoor Brar. He is into the 90s! 

WI 317/2 (38.3)

Another boundary for Jangoo! Auqib Nabi misses the yorker, and the low full toss is helped over cover by the left-hander. Jangoo has teed off, two sixes and two boundaries in his last five balls!

WI 301/2 (37.2)

Amir Jangoo is on the charge! The left-hander slams a 6 over fine-leg, and then hits another boundary through the region. Jangoo is now catching up with Hope and closing in on his hundred too!

WI 296/2 (37)

Amir Jangoo smashes a maximum over deep square-leg! Short from Prasidh, Jangoo goes for the pull and cleanly hammers it over the fence for 6. 

WI 283/2 (36)

Smashed for 6 over deep mid-wicket! Into the 90s goes Shai Hope. Slightly shorter and quicker from Jadeja, Hope reads it perfectly, rocks onto his back foot, and heaves it away for 6. 

WI 271/2 (35)

Back-to-back fifties for Amir Jangoo! He completes in just 44 balls. The left-hander has played a fine knock alongside Shai Hope, and the duo have propelled West Indies towards the 300-run mark.

WI 254/2 (32.3)

Auqib Nabi comes back into the attack, but he is struck for a boundary by Shai Hope. Down fine-leg for 4. He has conceded 42 runs in just four overs, without picking up a single wicket.

250 up for the Windies! Still 18 overs to go!

WI 251/2 (32)

What a shot by Shai Hope! Hard length ball from Prasidh but Hope picks it up in a flash and deposits it over deep mid-wicket for 6. That is one of the best shots of the day!

WI 244/2 (31)

30 overs done. West Indies have added 76 runs in the last 10 overs, firmly keeping the momentum going despite the wicket of John Campbell. Shai Hope is inching towards a hundred, while Jangoo has carried on his form from the first ODI.

WI 234/2 (30)

Amir Jangoo slams another square-cut for 4, and moves into the 40s. He is approaching back-to-back half-centuries in the ongoing series!

WI 231/2 (29)

West Indies are slamming a boundary in almost every over. Shai Hope slams one against Jadeja in the 27th over, and then Jangoo hits one against Kuldeep in the 28th. 

Unlike the first ODI, where West Indies collapsed in the middle overs, Hope and Jangoo have kept the momentum going very well through this phase.

WI 221/2 (28)

West Indies reaching the 200-run mark in 25.3 overs is the third-fastest any team has reached 200 against India in ODI history. The record is held by Pakistan, who reached it in 25.1 overs in an ODI in Lahore in 1997.

Slammed through the covers for 4 by Jangoo! The shot brings up the 200 for West Indies! Couple of dot balls later, he times a lovely square cut for 4 more!

WI 207/2 (26)

Unsuccessful DRS review for India! Jadeja makes a massive appeal after seemingly trapping Jangoo on the pads, but the umpire turns it down. Shubman Gill takes the review, but UltraEdge shows that the ball took a small edge off the bat before hitting the pads.

WI 198/2 (25)

Half-century for the West Indies skipper! Couple of runs down to extra cover, and he gets to the milestone in 49 balls. 33rd ODI fifty for Shai Hope, who has been the most consistent batter in his side for several years. 

WI 187/2 (23.2)

Crunched through the covers by Amir Jangoo! Second boundary for the left-hander. West Indies have crucially continued the momentum despite John Campbell's departure. Meanwhile, Hope is on 48, and on verge of a fifty.

WI 185/2 (23)

Shai Hope into the party! Full from Gurnoor at first, that one is slammed through mid-wicket for 4. Next ball is short and Hope hammers it with a firm pull, and it goes into the stands for 6! 

The West Indies skipper enters the 40s with those shots.

WI 168/2 (20.2)

20 overs done in the West Indies innings. Much like the first ODI, they have the perfect platform to register a score well over 300. Shai Hope is settled now, while the in-form Amir Jangoo is at the crease. 

Will we see a comeback in the middle overs from India again?

WI 158/2 (20)

Amir Jangoo gets off the mark with a first-ball boundary! Outside edge, past the slip cordon for 4. Jangoo has been sent up the order after he hit a brilliant fifty in the first ODI. 

That shot also brings up the 150 for the Windies.

WI 153/2 (19)

GONE! India finally get the big breakthrough! John Campbell holes out to deep square-leg and India get the wicket they desperately wanted. Gurnoor Brar is the wicket-taker.

End of a sensational innings from Campbell. 101 off just 68 balls.

WI 147/2 (18.1)

CENTURY for John Campbell! He gets to his milestone in just 65 balls. It is the fastest-ever ODI century by a West Indies player against India. Nine boundaries, five sixes - a special, special knock!

WI 145/1 (17.2)

Inside-out, over extra cover for another maximum! John Campbell has dealt in sixes after completing his half-century. He goes after Kuldeep Yadav, and enters the 90s with that shot. 

WI 127/1 (14)

John Campbell is batting on 83, but he's down on the ground, possibly due to fatigue. With conditions quite hot and humid in Guwahati, the West Indies opener is requiring some fluids. 

WI 118/1 (13)

Oh dear, looks like Kuldeep Yadav has put down John Campbell. The opener ends up nudging it back towards the bowler, tough one-handed chance for Kuldeep, but he fails to hold on to it. 

WI 110/1 (12)

No stopping John Campbell! Ravindra Jadeja into the attack, but Campbell continues to attack. A brilliantly hit slog sweep over deep mid-wicket for 6. That went 82 metres! 100 up for West Indies! 

WI 104/1 (11)

Campbell's carnage continues! He stands tall and smashes Gurnoor Brar for a massive 6 over deep mid-wicket. The left-hander is rapidly accelerating towards his hundred.

WI 96/1 (10)

FOUR!!! Brilliant boundary from John Campbell on Naman Dhir's delivery as India continue to concede runs.  Campbell gets a tossed-up delivery just outside off, drops to one knee and smashes it over mid-on for yet another boundary. 

WI 85/1 (9 overs)

FIFTY!!! John Campbell hits a massive six on Gurnoor Brar's delivery and brings up his half-century in style. It is his second half-century for West Indies in ODI cricket and he brings it up in just 29 deliveries. West Indies are breathing fire at this moment as India look clueless. 

WI 77/1 (7.4 overs)

Opener John Campbell is playing a terrific game and this time, he unleashes his fury on Prasidh Krishna. He hammers three boundaries and a maximum in the previous over, stealing 22 runs in the over. Campbell is now unbeaten at 45 and inching towards his half-century. 

WI 70/1 (7 overs)

After the dismissal of Keacy Carty, West Indies skipper Shai Hope joins hands with John Campbell at the crease. In the over of Auqib Nabi, Hope hits two boundaries as the pacer concedes 11 runs. Terrific batting from one-down West Indies. 

WI 48/1 (6 overs)

OUT!!! Finally a sigh of relief for India as Prasidh Krishna dismisses Keacy Carty for nine. Prasidh hits a good length and the ball grips the surface, arriving slower than expected. The batter commits early to the drive and ends up edging it off the outer half of the bat as the ball drops in front of cover-point. However, Naman Dhir reacts quickly, moving to his left and diving forward to take a fine low catch with both hands underneath the ball. Terrific catch from Dhir as West Indies go 1 down. 

WI 37/1 (5 overs)

Debutant Auqib Nabi is having a tough day so far as he has been conceding runs and getting hit for boundaries. In his previous over, he conceded 17 runs, which include two boundaries from John Campbell and five runs from wide. A tough day for the pacer. 

WI 33/0 (4 overs)

West Indies openers are batting fearlessly and dealing in boundaries. This time, Prasidh Krishna concedes five runs in the previous over, which includes a boundary by John Campbell. India need a wicket at this moment, in order to break this budding partnership. 

WI 16/0 (3 overs)

FOUR!!! Keacy Carty hits a terrific boundary on Auqib Nabi's delivery as West Indies continue to add runs. Carty gets a half-volley outside off stump and leans into the shot, driving it elegantly through extra cover for a well-timed boundary. Seven runs in the first over of Auqib. 

WI 11/0 (2 overs)

West Indies are off to a steady start. In the first over by Prasidh Krishna, the duo of John Campbell and Keacy Carty scored four runs. This included a boundary from Campbell, who lifted it handsomely over the off side. Shubman Gill is now looking to change the strategy and bring Auqib Nabi into the attack. 

WI 4/0 (1 over)

The second ODI between India and West Indies finally begins. For West Indies, John Campbell and Keacy Carty have opened the innings. The duo will be looking for a solid opening partnership, in order to give its side the early momentum. On the other hand, Prasidh Krishna will be bowling the first over for India. 

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

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

"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 skipper Shai Hope. 

"We're gonna bowl first. [On the Guwahati surface and the extra grass compared to the previous venue] Yeah, a bit more grass, and looks a little bit patchy at times. So I think there'll be a little bit more for the fast bowlers initially. [On whether he was happy with India's performance in the last game] Yeah, definitely. I think it was, after being put under pressure in the first 20-25 overs, the way we came back was really good. And I think it's even more humid and even more hotter here, so I think it's gonna be a good challenge for our fast bowlers. [On the importance of fielding standards in this format] Yeah, definitely. I think the intensity in the field in the middle overs is what dictates the game, and I think that is one area where I thought we could have been a little bit better in the last game. So hopefully I think this game is going to be a bit better. [On India's strong top order and everyone being in good form in the last game] Yeah, I think everyone looked well. Even Rohit bhai was looking in good touch, so hopefully it's gonna be another good game for us. [On changes to India's XI] We've got one change. Auqib Nabi makes his debut in place of Nitish," said India skipper Shubman Gill. 

India skipper Shubman Gill wins the toss, opts to bowl against West Indies in the second ODI of the three-match series on Wednesday in Guwahati. 

"We are in Guwahati for the second ODI of this ODI series between India and West Indies. A few markers before I start anything. We are talking about the pitch here. It's very, very warm and humid, only expecting it to go further up. Also, it's a high dew zone. We need to keep that in mind. I'll talk dimensions over here. I'm standing towards the pavilion. To my right is a very short boundary, which is 61, to my left is 69. A hit down the ground is 74, which means the open pockets to my left, as I stand here, is 78 and to my right is 72. So things to keep in mind: not the biggest of boundaries, high-scoring venue in the two ODIs that we have had so far, 350 on an average and only expecting it to go further up with dew if it does happen. Very, very good-looking surface," said Murali Kartik. 

As per the visuals coming from the ground, pacer Auqib Nabi has received his maiden ODI cap from KL Rahul. In the previous game, Naman Dhir made his debut for India and now it is an opportunity for Nabi. 

Indian opener 'Hitman' Rohit Sharma will be eyeing another incredible outing at Guwahati as he takes to the field for the second ODI against West Indies. Rohit is just 73 runs away from becoming the third Indian to reach 12,000 runs in ODIs. Currently, the 39-year-old sits at 11,927 runs in 289 ODIs and 281 innings. He will join Sachin Tendulkar and Virat Kohli in the elite list. 

Hello and welcome to our live coverage of the second ODI of the three-match series between India and West Indies, straight from the Barsapara Cricket Stadium, Guwahati. Stay tuned for all the live updates.