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Despite a valiant effort with bat where three West Indians scored hundreds, the men in maroon lost the second ODI and with it the series to hosts India.

The visiting side registered 405 for 7, with tons from John Campbell, captain Shai Hope and Amir Jangoo.

In reply, the men in blue chased it down in 43.3 overs, with 223 not out from skipper Shubman Gill and 101 from Rohit Sharma.

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00:02India put West Indies into bat in the second ODI in Guwahati with this being do or die for the
00:06men in Maroon.
00:09John Campbell gave the visiting side a positive start.
00:15But he lost opening partner KC Corti cheaply and it was 37-1.
00:22Then captain Shehob joined Campbell and the two put on a solid partnership.
00:30It was worth 110 for the second wicket.
00:35Campbell got to century number two with this single taking 65 balls to get there.
00:40He made 101.
00:44After his dismissal new batter Amir Janggu and Hope kept piling on the runs.
00:51The left-hander from TNT was batting brilliantly having made 58 knots out in his previous match.
00:56This is an exhibition.
00:58The two put on 182 runs for the third wicket.
01:01He's picked it clean. He picked the length clean.
01:04The Windy skipper also struck a century.
01:07That being his 20th in this format.
01:09He eventually fell for 104.
01:12Janggu too could not be left out.
01:14Getting his second ODI 10 and he was elated.
01:17He top scored for his team with 114.
01:23Kuldeep Yadav was the best bowler with 2 for 65 in this run fest.
01:29Roston Chase also did his part with 29 knot out as West Indies closed on a colossal 405 for 7.
01:37Set 406 to win the series, India got off to a flyer courtesy openers Rohit Sharma and captain Shubman Gill.
01:47The two were going ballistic out in the middle and had a stand that was worth 255 runs and 26
01:53.2 overs.
01:57Without a doubt it was pyrotechnics at the stadium.
02:03Gill was the first one to get to his ton, that being his 11th in one day internationals.
02:13And then came ODI 100 number 35 with this single for Sharma and he was in his glee.
02:23This lodging Sharma was Jaden Seals for 101 of 75 balls.
02:29But Gill was even hungrier and this shot took him past 150.
02:37Gill and Virat Kohli also had a healthy partnership with 65 runs for the second wicket.
02:43Kohli was brilliantly caught by Shufi and Rutherford of Shamar Joseph for 29.
02:51In came Rutherraj Gaikwad and together with Gill the duo had an unbroken partnership of 86.
02:58Gill reached another landmark with this single.
03:00It was the fastest double 100 in ODIs by a batter taking him 117 balls to do so.
03:08He finished on an unbeaten 223 and Gaikwad made 31 not out as the home side cantered to 406 for
03:162 in 43.3 overs to win by 8 wickets.
03:19That was India's highest run chase which also saw them clinching the series with one game in hand.
03:25The record stumbling in Gordon Hattie.
03:27We know that now any thieves export.
03:28Here we go.
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