India capped the ODI collection in opposition to West Indies in sensible style as they beat the hosts by 200 runs in Trinidad to pocket the collection 2-1 on Tuesday. Playing with out Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma, India ticked nearly all its ‘experimentation’ containers within the contest. There was one second within the sport when there was huge confusion. India wanted one wicket to win the match when umpire Michael Gough gave Jayden Seales out on the final ball of the thirty fifth over, bowled by Kuldeep Yadav.

The West Indies batter went for the evaluate and replays confirmed that it was the umpire’s name on affect and the ball was hitting the stumps (by way of ball-tracker). Just then confusion reigned because the batter was given not out as a result of the on-field umpire had dominated the batter ‘caught out’ at slips, however there was no contact with the bat.

The Indian gamers have been prepared to move again to the pavilion however their plans modified after the reason from the umpire. The incident, nonetheless, did not change a lot Seales was ultimately dismissed by Shardul Thakur a couple of balls later. Here’s the video:

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Talking in regards to the match, a medical India outclassed West Indies by a whopping 200 runs within the third ODI to win the collection 2-1 however the lingering questions on the staff mixture forward of the World Cup remained within the horizon regardless of 4 half-centuries and a high notch bowling effort on Tuesday. Skipper Rohit Sharma and senior professional Virat Kohli as soon as once more opted out to present World Cup hopefuls a good go however the dominant end result is not a adequate indication that every one containers have been ticked because the staff seems removed from settled.

Shubman Gill, who has had a quiet Caribbean sojourn to this point, lastly discovered some rhythm with 85 off 92 balls and his opening stand of 143 with an in-form Ishan Kishan (77 off 64 balls) set the platform for a commanding rating of 351 for five after being put into bat.

Sanju Samson (51 off 41 balls) made a compelling case to be picked as a reserve middle-order batter whereas skipper Hardik Pandya‘s (52-ball-70 not out) 5 sixes and 4 boundaries added the ending flourish on a superb batting strip.

The chase was at all times out of query and Mukesh Kumar‘s (3/30 in 7 overs) three-wicket burst with some high quality seam bowling within the first Powerplay dashed West Indies’ hopes as they have been shot out for 151 in solely 35.3 overs.

With PTI inputs