The West Indies cricket team produced a historical batting performance at the ACA Barsapara Stadium in Guwahati during the second ODI against India. Putting on a dominant display of power hitting, the visitors amassed a monumental total of 405 runs for seven wickets in their allocated fifty overs.

The total marks the highest ever ODI score in West Indies men cricket history, breaking their previous record of 389 runs. Driven by three individual centuries in the same innings, the Caribbean side has set India a daunting target of 406 runs.

Key Innings Parameter	Match Data
Team Total	405 / 7 in 50 Overs
Top Scorer	Amir Jangoo (114 off 77 balls)
Highest Previous WI ODI Total	389 runs vs England (2019)
Centuries Scored	John Campbell (101), Shai Hope (104), Amir Jangoo (114)
Venue	ACA Barsapara Stadium, Guwahati

Explosive Century From John Campbell Sets Up Massive Base

After Indian captain Shubman Gill won the toss and opted to bowl first, West Indies opening batter John Campbell initiated an immediate assault on the Indian bowling attack. Campbell tore through the opposition early overs, reaching his half century in just 29 deliveries.

He continued his aggressive approach, completing a brilliant century off 65 balls before falling for 101. His explosive opening knock gave West Indies the early momentum required to launch a historic total, putting the hosts on the back foot right from the opening powerplay.

Captain Shai Hope And Amir Jangoo Solidify Dominance

Following the strong opening platform, skipper Shai Hope anchored the middle overs with composure and authority. Hope constructed a calculated 104 runs off 90 deliveries, striking eight boundaries and three sixes. Joining forces with middle order batter Amir Jangoo, the pair stitched together a decisive 182 run partnership for the third wicket.

Amir Jangoo turned out to be the main destroyer during the final phase of the innings. Jangoo accelerated rapidly, smashing 114 runs off just 77 balls. His innings included thirteen boundaries and three sixes, driving the team past the 400 run landmark for the first time in Caribbean ODI history.

Indian Bowlers Struggle Under High Scoring Onslaught

The Indian bowling lineup faced an incredibly tough day on a flat batting track in Guwahati. Pacer Gurnoor Brar conceded 96 runs in his ten overs while picking up two wickets. Experienced spinner Ravindra Jadeja also proved expensive, returning figures of two for 75.

• Kuldeep Milestone: Left arm wrist spinner Kuldeep Yadav was the pick of the bowlers, taking two for 65 in ten overs. His dismissal of Keemo Paul marked his 200th ODI wicket.
• Debutant Struggle: Fast bowler Auqib Nabi made his ODI debut but endured a difficult outing, giving away 84 runs without taking a wicket.
• Extra Runs: India disciplined lines wavered during the death overs, giving away 23 extra runs, including 20 wides.

Steep Run Chase Awaits Team India In Guwahati

Late cameos from Roston Chase and Shamar Joseph pushed the West Indies total to 405/7 by the end of the fiftieth over. The performance marks the very first instance where three West Indies batters scored centuries in a single ODI innings.

Facing a massive required run rate from the start, India will need an extraordinary batting display from their top order to chase down 406 and seal the series.