Latest update: India complete an 105-run victory over the hosts. Preview: India, who dominated with the bat in the rain-affected first one day international (ODI), will look to carry forward their momentum when they take on the West Indies in the second match of the series at the Queen’s Park Oval in Trinidad and Tobago on Sunday. Put in to bat, India made a good start in the first ODI, with openers Shikhar Dhawan and Ajinkya Rahane putting up a 132-run partnership. But their efforts went in vain as rain played spoilsport with the match being abandoned. With the sky likely to be overcast during Sunday’s match also, both the teams will look to play more attacking cricket from the outset to offset the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method of setting a target. In the last match, the visitors opted for the strategy of starting slow and keeping wickets in hand for the last. India only managed to score 199/3 in 40 overs before the skies opened up. Because of this, the hosts were given a revised target of 194 runs to chase in 26 overs - not an impossible task. Apart from the openers, skipper Virat Kohli also clicked after a poor show in the summit clash of the Champions Trophy and will look to continue playing with the same momentum. But Yuvraj Singh’s patchy form will be a concern for the Indian skipper while going into the second ODI. The bowling department, which consists of pacers Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Umesh Yadav, Hardik Pandya and Mohammad Shami, alongside spinners Ravindra Jadeja, Ravichandran Ashwin and Kuldeep Yadav, will be hoping for a rain-free day so that they get to flex their muscles in front of an inexperienced batting line-up. The West Indies batting line-up with the likes of Evin Lewis (15 ODIs), Kieran Powell (38 ODIs), Shai Hope (14 ODIs) and Jason Mohammed (12 ODIs) may find it difficult to resist the formidable Indian bowling. The Jason Holder-led side clearly struggled with their bowling in the rain-affected game and will have to come up with something special to combat the in-form India. Pacer Holder, medium-pacer Alzarri Joseph and leg-spinner Devendra Bishoo were amongst the wickets and will now be looking to improve their line and length in the coming game. Squads: India: Shikhar Dhawan, Rishabh Pant, Virat Kohli (C), Yuvraj Singh, Hardik Pandya, MS Dhoni (WK), Kedar Jadhav, Ravindra Jadeja, Ravichandran Ashwin, Mohammed Shami, Umesh Yadav, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Ajinkya Rahane, Kuldeep Yadav, Dinesh Karthik. West Indies: Evin Lewis, Kieran Powell, Shai Hope (WK), Kesrick Williams, Jason Mohammed, Jonathan Carter, Rovman Powell, Jason Holder (C), Ashley Nurse, Alzarri Joseph, Devendra Bishoo, Roston Chase, Miguel Cummins With IANS inputs.
Highlights India vs West Indies 2017, cricket result, 2nd ODI: Visitors hammer hosts to win by 105 runs
Catch the live score and updates of the 2nd ODI between India and West Indies at the Queen’s Park Oval in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago on Sunday.
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Most wins from first 27 ODIs as a captain among Asians:
20 – VIRAT KOHLI*
19 – Shoaib Malik, Marvan Atapattu, Waqar Younis, Mashrafe Mortaza, Mahela Jayawardene
Biggest wins for India in ODIs in West Indies: (By runs)
257 v Bermuda, Port of Spain, 2007
105 v West Indies, Port of Spain, 2017*
102 v West Indies, Port of Spain, 2013
After 40 overs,West Indies 191/6 ( Roston Chase 25 , Ashley Nurse 13)
Yuvraj has bowled the penultimate over. How many times do we see this happening, goes for 3.
After 41 overs,West Indies 198/6 ( Roston Chase 29 , Ashley Nurse 16)
Pandya bowls his 8th over, gives away 7 runs.
After 40 overs,West Indies 191/6 ( Roston Chase 25 , Ashley Nurse 13)
Yuvraj keeps the line outside the off stump, Ashley Nurse gets thick edge that runs to the third man boundary. Ashwin’s chase ends in vain.
I'm afraid the West Indies have made no attempt to reach this target. Have just played out of the overs
— Harsha Bhogle (@bhogleharsha) June 25, 2017
After 39 overs,West Indies 182/6 ( Roston Chase 23 , Ashley Nurse 6)
Kuldeep Yadav finishes his spell giving 50 runs off his 9 allotted overs with 3 wickets
After 38 overs,West Indies 180/6 ( Roston Chase 23 , Ashley Nurse 4)
Yuvi is quickly getting through the overs. 5 come off it.
After 37 overs,West Indies 175/6 ( Roston Chase 21 , Ashley Nurse 1)
Yadav bowls another successful over, good day to bowl at the Windies with 310 runs on the board and match in the pocket he can bowl with a lot of freedom.
After 36 overs,West Indies 173/5 ( Jason Holder (C) 29 , Roston Chase 20)
5 runs off Yuvi’s 2nd over. 138 runs off 42. This is unreal approach with 5 wickets in hand.
After 35 overs,West Indies 167/5 ( Jason Holder (C) 25 , Roston Chase 18)
Only bowler ’leaking’ runs is Yadav, even his economy is less than the required rate less than what was required at the start of the innings. Umesh Yadav’s figures read: 6-0-36-0.
After 34 overs,West Indies 158/5 ( Jason Holder (C) 23 , Roston Chase 11)
Yuvraj finishes a tidy over. Only 2 runs off it.
After 33 overs,West Indies 156/5 ( Jason Holder (C) 22 , Roston Chase 10)
Holder and Chase get boundaries off Yadav’s over. Come on, boys. High time you play some shots Caribbean cricketers are known for.
After 32 overs,West Indies 144/5 ( Jason Holder (C) 15 , Roston Chase 5)
Leggie Ashwin bowls it all his last over. One that turns, a long hop, one that doesn’t turn, short and wide. But nothing really happens in the over as Holder and Chase collect 4 runs in singles of the over.
After 31 overs,West Indies 140/5 ( Jason Holder (C) 13 , Roston Chase 3)
Hardik Pandya into his 7th over, mixes his pace well to giveaway only 3 runs of the over. Pandya is now using the crease well, comes in and goes wide of the last ball.
After 30 overs,West Indies 137/5 ( Jason Holder (C) 12 , Roston Chase 1)
Ashwin picks up West Indies’s fifth wicket. Bowls few leg spinners after that. Holder lofts one over the covers for a boundary.
After 29 overs,West Indies 131/4 ( Jonathan Carter 13 , Jason Holder (C) 7)
Pandya holds it back of a length and gives away 5 off the over.
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