Shubman Gill scores an unbeaten 223 runs off 133 balls, the fastest ODI double century, as India successfully chase 406 against West Indies in Guwahati. India win by eight wickets in the second ODI, completing a run chase described as mammoth and among the highest in ODI history.
All outlets agree on the key figures—Gill’s 223* from 133 deliveries and the team’s chase of 406—while emphasizing slightly different context. The Times of India highlights Gill becoming only the second batter to make multiple double centuries in ODI cricket. The Athletic and other outlets focus on the pace of his innings, noting it as the fastest double-hundred in an ODI. ABC Australia and Stuff.co.nz similarly stress the record and the unbeaten nature of his knock, tying it directly to the win.
The reporting collectively presents Gill’s innings as record-setting in both individual terms (fastest ODI double century) and team terms (a major successful run chase), with the only notable variation being which milestone detail is foregrounded.
