India completes a successful run chase against West Indies in the second ODI, helped by Shubman Gill’s career-best 223 not out. Playing in Guwahati, Gill strikes 223* off 133 balls as India reach the target of 406 with 39 balls remaining.
West Indies post 405-7, which is described across reports as their highest ever ODI total. The innings includes centuries from John Campbell (101) and Shai Hope (104). With West Indies initially looking like favourites at the interval, their top-order contribution sets a record-setting platform, but India’s chase changes the outcome.
Outlets broadly agree on the match result, the final target, and Gill’s innings. Differences are mainly in emphasis: Sky Sports highlights the margin (India win by eight wickets) and the scale of the crowd, while other coverage focuses on the chase narrative—India overtaking a record total—and the key individual scores that shaped West Indies’ innings.
