West Indies post a record 405-7 against India in the second ODI at Guwahati, powered by three consecutive centuries from John Campbell (101), Shai Hope (104) and Amir Jangoo (114). The innings is built after Keacy Carty is dismissed early for nine, and it accelerates on a batting-friendly pitch, taking West Indies past 300 and then 400.

Campbell and Hope put on a 110-run stand after the early wicket, before Hope and Jangoo add 182 for the third wicket. Hope reaches his 20th ODI century, surpassing Brian Lara’s total of 19 West Indies hundreds in ODIs, while Jangoo moves to his second ODI ton. India’s bowling includes contributions from Kuldeep Yadav, who takes wickets, but the overall challenge is undermined by the West Indies batters’ steady boundary flow.

Across outlets, emphasis varies on the wider record context: reports highlight that West Indies’ 405-7 is their highest ODI total versus India and their highest-ever ODI score, and that having three centurions in one ODI innings is rare. India, who lead the three-match series 1-0, face the prospect of a record chase, with some coverage noting India’s best successful ODI chase figures as a reference point.