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India Achieves Second Highest ODI Target Against West Indies in Guwahati

September 30, 2026 • 3 hours ago •

GUWAHATI: India has successfully chased down the second highest target in One Day International (ODI) history against the West Indies during the second ODI match held at home. The match saw an extraordinary display of batting prowess, with the Caribbean team scoring over 400 runs for the first time in their ODI history.

The match, played in Guwahati, turned into a run-fest, with Indian bowlers struggling to contain the aggressive batting from the West Indies. Despite the high score set by the visitors, India showcased remarkable resilience and skill, ultimately securing victory and further solidifying their dominance in the format.

This achievement not only highlights India’s cricketing strength but also raises questions about the effectiveness of the West Indies bowling attack. The match serves as a reminder of the evolving dynamics in international cricket, where high-scoring games are becoming increasingly common, impacting strategies and fan engagement.

Looking ahead, both teams will prepare for the upcoming matches in the series, with India aiming to maintain their winning momentum and the West Indies seeking to regroup and improve their performance. Fans eagerly anticipate how these developments will unfold in the remaining fixtures.