India post 402 against Afghanistan, including Gill’s 154

In the second ODI against Afghanistan, India posts a total of 402 all out, marking a rare achievement discussed as a first time in 55 years for the team in this context. Skipper Shubman Gill plays a key role, battling oppressive heat and cramps to score 154. His innings anchors India’s batting and helps India build a large total. Ishan Kishan also contributes, ending a three-year wait for an ODI century with a score that accompanies India’s push to 402. Across the innings, India’s top order produces enough runs to set Afghanistan a substantial target. The match features conditions that challenge batting—particularly the heat—yet India sustains its scoring to reach a high team total before losing wickets and finishing on 402 all out. The sources emphasize Gill’s 154 and Kishan’s century as standout individual performances in India’s innings.