India beat the West Indies by six wickets to win the three-match series 2-0 in Port of Spain on Wednesday. Virat Kohli top-scored for India with the bat as the Indian captain completed his 43rd ODI hundred. Earlier, Chris Gayle seemed to have walked into the sunset after playing a typical aggressive knock that led West Indies to 158 for two in 22 overs against India before rain halted the third and final ODI on Wednesday. The weather continued to play havoc in this tour of India as the rain forced two interruptions after the hosts elected to bat in the match, which they needed to win to level the series. Gayle came out with a clear plan to attack the Indian bowlers, making the most of what appeared his swan-song innings for his country. Whether it was Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Mohammed Shami or Khaleel Ahmed no Indian pacer was spared with Gayle hammering them for sixes with remarkable ease. Spinner Yuzvendra Chahal was the only bowler who commanded some respect from the West Indian marauder. The left-handed opener -- the self proclaimed Universe boss -- punished the Indian bowlers with five sixes and eight shots to the fence in his entertaining 72-run knock. He added 115 runs with fellow opener Evin Lewis, who was equally impressive with his 29-ball 43 which was laced with five fours and three sixes. (SCORECARD)
Highlights Between West Indies vs India 3rd ODI, straight from Queen's Park Oval, Port of Spain, Trinidad
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Back-to-back hundreds for Virat Kohli and India are now 22 runs away from series win. Also, Virat Kohli is the only player in the history of cricket to score 20,000 runs in a decade.
Virat Kohli got a lucky boundary there. Short ball from Kemar Roach and Kohli went for the pull, he top edged that but in the gap and the ball raced away for a four.
Short ball from Carlos Brathwaite and Virat Kohli smashes it towards the square leg fence for another boundary. India looking comfortable in the chase.
A valiant effort in the deep from Fabian Allen but he couldn't stop the ball from going for a boundary. Virat Kohli ends the 22nd over with back-to-back boundaries.
Shreyas Iyer is dealing in boundaries at the moment and he is getting help from the West Indies' fielders. Jason Holder let that one go straight through his legs.