India vs West Indies 2nd ODI Records

India vs West Indies 2nd ODI: Shubman Gill’s 223* and 29 Records Broken in Guwahati Run-Fest

The India vs West Indies 2nd ODI in Guwahati became one of the biggest run-fests in ODI history. West Indies scored 405/7, with three batters hitting centuries. India then made the chase look easy and reached 406 in just 43.3 overs.

Shubman Gill led India with an unbeaten 223, while Rohit Sharma also scored a century. India’s huge win also brought many new records for Gill, Rohit, India, West Indies and ODI cricket.

Here are 29 major records and milestones from India vs West Indies 2nd ODI.

1. Shubman Gill became only the second player to score 200 while chasing in ODIs

Shubman Gill became only the second batter in ODI history to score a double century while batting second.

Before Gill, the only player to achieve the feat was Australia’s Glenn Maxwell. Maxwell scored an unbeaten 201 against Afghanistan during the 2023 ODI World Cup at Mumbai.

Gill went one step further by remaining unbeaten on 223.

Player Score Opponent Venue Year
Shubman Gill 223* West Indies Guwahati 2026
Glenn Maxwell 201* Afghanistan Mumbai 2023

The difference was also the match situation. Gill’s 223 came while India were chasing a target of 406, making the innings one of the most remarkable successful chases in ODI cricket.

2. Gill’s 223* is the highest individual score in an ODI run chase

Gill’s unbeaten 223 is now the highest individual score ever recorded while batting second in an ODI.

He went past Maxwell’s 201* from the 2023 World Cup. Gill also moved past MS Dhoni’s famous 183* against Sri Lanka in Jaipur in 2005, which had remained India’s highest individual score in an ODI chase for many years.

Highest individual scores in an ODI run chase

Score Player Opponent Venue Year
223* Shubman Gill West Indies Guwahati 2026
201* Glenn Maxwell Afghanistan Mumbai 2023
193 Fakhar Zaman South Africa Johannesburg 2021
185* Shane Watson Bangladesh Mirpur 2011
183* MS Dhoni Sri Lanka Jaipur 2005
183 Virat Kohli Pakistan Mirpur 2012

Gill’s knock was also his highest ODI score by a huge margin and came in a chase where India had to score more than 400.

3. Gill smashed the fastest 150 by an Indian in an ODI

Gill reached his 150 in only 89 balls, setting a new Indian record for the fastest 150 in ODI cricket.

He moved ahead of Ishan Kishan, who had reached the mark in 103 balls against Bangladesh in 2022.

Fastest 150 for India in ODIs

Player Opponent Venue Year Balls
Shubman Gill West Indies Guwahati 2026 89
Ishan Kishan Bangladesh Chattogram 2022 103
Virat Kohli Sri Lanka Thiruvananthapuram 2023 106
Shubman Gill Afghanistan Lucknow 2026 108

This shows how quickly Gill accelerated once set.

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4. Gill now has the fastest double century in ODI history

Gill reached his double century in only 117 balls, making it the fastest 200 in men’s ODI cricket.

He broke Ishan Kishan’s previous record of 126 balls.

Fastest ODI 200s

Balls Player Opponent Venue Year
117 Shubman Gill West Indies Guwahati 2026
126 Ishan Kishan Bangladesh Chattogram 2022
128 Glenn Maxwell Afghanistan Mumbai 2023
136 Pathum Nissanka Afghanistan Pallekele 2024
138 Chris Gayle Zimbabwe Canberra 2015

Gill’s 223* came from only 133 balls, meaning he scored 200 of his 223 runs at an extraordinary pace.

5. Gill joins Travis Head as a player with List A 200s batting first and second

Gill has now scored a double century in List A cricket both while batting first and while chasing.

His previous ODI double century came against New Zealand in Hyderabad in 2023, when India batted first.

His 223* against West Indies came while batting second.

This puts him alongside Travis Head among players who have scored List A double centuries in both innings situations.

That makes Gill’s List A record particularly interesting because his two ODI double centuries have come in very different match situations.

6. Gill moves to second for most runs in two consecutive ODI innings

Gill scored 110 in India’s previous ODI against West Indies and followed it with 223* in Guwahati.

That gives him 333 runs across two consecutive ODI innings.

Most runs in two consecutive ODI innings

Player Scores Year Runs
Martin Guptill 105 & 237* 2015 342
Shubman Gill 110 & 223* 2026 333
Shubman Gill 116 & 208 2023 324
Rohit Sharma 52 & 264 2014 316
Sean Williams 174 & 142 2023 316

It is another indication of just how productive Gill has been in the ODI format whenever he gets going.

7. Gill’s 223* is the highest score in a List A run chase

Gill’s unbeaten 223 is not just the highest individual score in an ODI chase. It is also the highest individual score in a successful List A chase.

He went past Bangladesh’s Soumya Sarkar, who had scored an unbeaten 208 in the Dhaka Premier League in 2019.

That makes Gill’s Guwahati innings significant beyond international cricket as well. You can check the full scoreboard HERE. 

8. West Indies became only the sixth team to have three ODI centurions in one innings

West Indies produced one of the most unusual batting performances of the match.

John Campbell scored 101, Shai Hope made 104 and Amir Jangoo scored 114.

It was the sixth instance in men’s ODI history of three batters from the same team scoring centuries in one innings. More importantly, West Indies became the latest team to join this rare list.

The earlier instances involved South Africa, England and Australia.

And there was an unusual twist: West Indies became the first team among those six instances to lose the match after having three individual centurions.

9. India extend their record against West Indies to 14 consecutive bilateral ODI series wins

India have now won 14 consecutive bilateral ODI series against West Indies.

The streak goes back to 2007. Before this series, ICC noted that West Indies’ last bilateral ODI series win against India came in 2006.

Most consecutive bilateral ODI series wins against an opponent

Series wins Team Opponent
14 India West Indies
12 Pakistan Zimbabwe
10 Pakistan West Indies
10 India Sri Lanka
9 South Africa Zimbabwe

This is now one of the longest sustained bilateral ODI streaks between two teams.

10. West Indies’ 405/7 became the third-highest ODI total in a losing cause

West Indies scored 405/7, but even that huge total was not enough.

India chased it down with eight wickets and 39 balls remaining.

Highest ODI totals in a losing cause

Score Team Opponent Venue Year
434/4 Australia South Africa Johannesburg 2006
411/8 Sri Lanka India Rajkot 2009
405/7 West Indies India Guwahati 2026
401/6 New Zealand Pakistan Bengaluru 2023
389 West Indies England St George’s 2019

The Guwahati game therefore became another entry in the small list of matches where a team scored more than 400 but still lost.

11. India vs West Indies produced the third-highest match aggregate in ODI history

The two teams combined for 811 runs.

West Indies scored 405/7, while India finished on 406/2.

Highest match aggregates in an ODI

Aggregate Match Venue Year
872 Australia 434 vs South Africa 438 Johannesburg 2006
825 India 414 vs Sri Lanka 411 Rajkot 2009
811 West Indies 405 vs India 406 Guwahati 2026
807 England 419 vs West Indies 389 St George’s 2019
771 Australia 388 vs New Zealand 383 Dharamsala 2023

Only two ODI matches have produced more combined runs.

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12. Gill’s 223* becomes the third-highest individual score in ODI history

Gill’s 223* is now one of only a handful of ODI innings to cross 220.

Highest individual scores in ODIs

Score Player Opponent Venue Year
264 Rohit Sharma Sri Lanka Kolkata 2014
237* Martin Guptill West Indies Wellington 2015
223* Shubman Gill West Indies Guwahati 2026
219 Virender Sehwag West Indies Indore 2011
215 Chris Gayle Zimbabwe Canberra 2015

Gill’s 223 is also his first ODI score above 200.

13. India record the second-highest successful chase in ODI cricket

India chased 406 in Guwahati.

That is now the second-highest successful run chase in men’s ODI cricket.

Highest successful chases in ODIs

Target chased Team Opponent Venue Year
435 South Africa Australia Johannesburg 2006
406 India West Indies Guwahati 2026
375 Netherlands West Indies Harare 2023
372 South Africa Australia Durban 2016
370 Netherlands Scotland Dundee 2025

India also completed the chase with 39 balls remaining, making the manner of the victory even more striking.

14. India now have nine 400-plus ODI totals

The Guwahati chase added another 400-plus team total to India’s ODI record.

400-plus totals in ODIs

Team 400+ ODI totals
India 9
South Africa 8
England 7
Australia 3
New Zealand 2
Sri Lanka 2
West Indies 1
Zimbabwe 1

West Indies also entered the 400 club for the first time in this match.

15. India reached 300 faster than any team had before in an ODI

India reached 300 in just 29.1 overs during the chase.

That is the fastest a team has reached 300 in an ODI.

Fastest by a team to 300 in an ODI

Overs Team Opponent Venue Year
29.1 India West Indies Guwahati 2026
32.2 South Africa Australia Johannesburg 2006
33.1 England Australia Nottingham 2018
34.1 India Sri Lanka Rajkot 2009

The numbers underline how quickly India turned a 406-run target into a chase that looked under control.

16. Rohit and Gill broke a huge Indian opening partnership record

Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill added 255 runs for the first wicket.

That is now India’s second-highest opening partnership in men’s ODI cricket.

Highest opening partnerships for India in ODIs

Runs Partnership Opponent Venue Year
258 Sachin Tendulkar & Sourav Ganguly Kenya Paarl 2001
255 Rohit Sharma & Shubman Gill West Indies Guwahati 2026
252 Sachin Tendulkar & Sourav Ganguly Sri Lanka Colombo 1998
231 Shikhar Dhawan & Ajinkya Rahane Sri Lanka Cuttack 2014

It was also a crucial part of India’s successful 406-run chase.

17. Rohit Sharma recorded his second-fastest ODI century

Rohit reached his century in 72 balls against West Indies.

Only one of his ODI hundreds has come faster.

Fastest ODI hundreds by Rohit Sharma

Balls Opponent Venue Year
63 Afghanistan Delhi 2023
72 West Indies Guwahati 2026

Rohit finished with 101 from 72 balls, giving India another explosive contribution alongside Gill’s double century.

18. Rohit became the second-fastest Indian to score an ODI hundred in terms of innings time

Rohit reached his century in the 17.2-over mark, setting the benchmark for the earliest Indian ODI hundred.

Earliest to score an ODI hundred for India

Overs Player Opponent Venue Year
17.2 Rohit Sharma Afghanistan Delhi 2023
18.4 Virender Sehwag New Zealand Hamilton 2009
20.1 Shubman Gill West Indies Guwahati 2026

Gill’s own century came quickly, but Rohit’s earlier mark remains ahead on this list.

19. India reached 200 faster than ever before in an ODI

India reached 200 in only 21.1 overs during the chase.

That broke India’s previous record of 24.1 overs, set against New Zealand in Indore in 2023.

It was another sign of how aggressively India approached a target that traditionally would have required a long chase.

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20. Gill records his third consecutive ODI century in India

Gill has now scored ODI hundreds in three consecutive innings in India.

Most consecutive ODI hundreds in India

Hundreds Player Period
4 AB de Villiers 2010-11
4 Virat Kohli 2017-18
3 Shubman Gill 2026

Gill’s latest 223* extended the sequence and added another major milestone to his growing ODI record.

21. Rohit Sharma became the seventh player to reach 12,000 ODI runs

Rohit crossed the 12,000-run mark in men’s ODI cricket during the Guwahati match.

He became only the third Indian after Sachin Tendulkar and Virat Kohli to reach the landmark. Overall, he became the seventh batter in men’s ODI history to do so.

Fewest innings to 12,000 ODI runs

Innings Player
242 Virat Kohli
282 Rohit Sharma
300
Sachin Tendulkar
314 Ricky Ponting
336
Kumar Sangakkara

Rohit also reached the mark in fewer balls than Tendulkar, although Kohli remains ahead of him in balls faced to the milestone.

22. Gill reached 2,000 ODI runs in India in the fewest innings

Gill has reached 2,000 ODI runs in India in only 33 innings.

That is the fastest by an ODI batter to reach 2,000 runs in a particular country.

Fewest innings to 2,000 ODI runs in a country

Innings Player Country
33 Shubman Gill India
36 Desmond Haynes West Indies
37 Quinton de Kock South Africa
38 Hashim Amla South Africa

The record adds another layer to Gill’s remarkable numbers in home ODIs.

23. Rohit became only the third Indian to score 12,000 ODI runs

Rohit’s milestone also created another major statistical landmark.

He became the third Indian to reach 12,000 ODI runs after Sachin Tendulkar and Virat Kohli.

Players with 12,000-plus ODI runs

Rank Player Runs
1 Sachin Tendulkar 18,426
2 Virat Kohli 15,080
3 Kumar Sangakkara 14,234
4 Ricky Ponting 13,704
5 Sanath Jayasuriya 13,430
6 Mahela Jayawardene 12,650
7 Rohit Sharma 12,000+

Rohit joined one of the most exclusive clubs in ODI cricket on the same day that India produced one of its biggest successful chases.

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India vs West Indies 2nd ODI: Records from West Indies’ 405/7

India’s chase grabbed most of the attention, but West Indies had already produced a historic innings before the chase began.

24. West Indies posted their highest ODI total against India

West Indies scored 405/7, surpassing their previous highest ODI total against India.

Highest ODI totals vs India

Score Team Venue Year
438/4 South Africa Wankhede 2015
411/8 Sri Lanka Rajkot 2009
405/7 West Indies Guwahati 2026

For West Indies, the number was particularly significant because their previous ODI high was 389 against England in 2019.

25. West Indies crossed 400 in an ODI for the first time

The 405/7 was not just West Indies’ highest score against India.

The India vs West Indies 2nd ODI also saw the Windies crossing 400 for the first time in ODIs. 

Their previous highest total was 389 against England at St George’s in 2019.

The Caribbean side finally crossed the 400-run barrier in Guwahati, but India then chased the total down before the 44th over.

26. West Indies had three individual centurions in the same ODI innings

John Campbell, Shai Hope and Amir Jangoo all scored hundreds.

Batter Runs Balls
John Campbell 101 68
Shai Hope 104 94
Amir Jangoo 114 77

This was the first time West Indies had three ODI centurions in one innings.

It was also only the sixth time overall that three batters from the same team scored centuries in one ODI innings.

The six instances are:

Year Team Opponent Venue
2015 South Africa West Indies Johannesburg
2015 South Africa India Wankhede
2022 England Netherlands Amstelveen
2023 South Africa Sri Lanka Delhi
2025 Australia South Africa Mackay
2026 West Indies India Guwahati

There was one major difference in Guwahati: West Indies lost despite producing three centuries.

27. Kuldeep Yadav became the second-fastest Indian to 200 ODI wickets

Kuldeep Yadav joined India’s 200-wicket club during the West Indies innings.

He reached the milestone in his 123rd ODI.

Fewest ODIs to 200 wickets for India

ODIs Player
104
Mohammed Shami
123 Kuldeep Yadav
133 Ajit Agarkar
144 Zaheer Khan
147 Anil Kumble
147 Javagal Srinath

Kuldeep’s milestone came despite West Indies scoring more than 400.

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28. Kuldeep became the third-fastest spinner to 200 ODI wickets by balls

Kuldeep needed 6,319 balls to reach 200 ODI wickets.

Fewest balls to 200 ODI wickets among spinners

Balls Spinner
5,451
Saqlain Mushtaq
5,782 Rashid Khan
6,319 Kuldeep Yadav
6,385 Adam Zampa
6,881 Adil Rashid

Kuldeep eventually finished with 2/65 and became only the second Indian bowler to reach 200 ODI wickets in fewer than 125 matches.

29. John Campbell and Amir Jangoo produced two of the fastest WI hundreds against India

John Campbell’s century came from only 65 balls, while Amir Jangoo reached his hundred from 70 balls.

That placed both inside the list of the fastest ODI hundreds by a West Indian against India.

Fastest ODI 100s for West Indies vs India

Balls Player Venue Year
65 John Campbell Guwahati 2026
70 Amir Jangoo Guwahati 2026
72 Ricardo Powell Singapore 1999

Campbell’s 101 from 68 balls and Jangoo’s 114 from 77 balls were two of the major reasons West Indies reached 405/7.

The India vs West Indies 2nd ODI was much more than a high-scoring match. West Indies became the first team to score three centuries in an ODI innings and still lose, while India completed the second-highest successful chase in ODI history.

At the centre of it all was Shubman Gill, whose 223 off 133 balls* brought a new set of records, including the fastest ODI double century and the highest individual score in an ODI chase. Rohit Sharma and Kuldeep Yadav also reached major career milestones on a night when the record books were rewritten from both innings.

With Gill producing a 223 at the top and India chasing 406 with 39 balls to spare, where does this Guwahati innings rank among the most remarkable ODI batting performances you have seen?

What do you think? Let us know in the comments.

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