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India beat West Indies by 125 runs | India Vs West Indies Match 34

First Afghanistan. Then South Africa. Now, West Indies. Three teams knocked out. Australia qualified. The other three spots are still up for grabs though India and New Zealand almost have one leg in the semi-final. Friday, June 28, 2019 sees Sri Lanka take on South Africa at Chester-le-Street at 10.30 am local (0930 GMT). ADIOS! TAKE CARE!
Victorious Indian captain, Virat Kohli, on being asked about Dhoni's batting, says that the latter knows what he is doing. Adds that everyone has off days and the change room backs him. Further says that when one needs 10-15 runs at the end, Dhoni knows how to get those with the tail, something which boosted the team today, as they were aiming for 250. Stresses that the unit has guys who play positive and have their brand of cricket but Dhoni is one person in the middle who stands there and sends out a message as to what is a par score on any wicket. Calls him a legend of the game and hopes that he continues to perform similarly. Looking at India's last 2 wins, Kohli reflects that the matches have not gone according to plan, but they have found ways to win. Cites the excellent fielding which demonstrates excellent body language. Firmly states that the team believes that it can win from any position.
West Indies captain, Jason Holder, lauds his bowlers for restricting India and laments the poor show with the bat. On Dhoni's missed stumping, Holder admits that they did not seize the moment but adds that they would have taken 268 on any day. Adds that the team has let itself down significantly and feels the bowlers did their best but the fielding was very poor and the batting was very inconsistent. Agrees that the West Indies need to improve in this format, though stresses that there are plenty of positives in the dressing room. Praises the youngsters for giving it their all when asked of them.
VIRAT KOHLI HAS BEEN NAMED THE MAN OF THE MATCH. Says that he cannot complain about his side at all and is thrilled with the fact that India have become number 1 in ODI cricket. On the improved batting performance in this game, Kohli is happy that India managed to get to 270 from 150/4, something which was not done against Afghanistan. Praises Hardik and Dhoni for finishing things off well. On his advice to his team mates, Virat says that it is not his business to advice others because everyone would have his own gameplan. He is happy to have contributed to the team's win and hopes to keep performing consistently.
Earlier in the day, on a slow pitch, India struggled to get to 268. They had two half centurions in Kohli and Dhoni and a fine knock from Hardik. They did struggle but then the total proved to be more than enough. Please stay tuned for the presentation...
Fantastic bowling performance by the Indians. Just too good for the Caribbeans. Shami and Bumrah set the tone upfront and then once the sole 50-plus run stand was broken between Ambris and Pooran, the middle order was run through by easily. Only the second time that an INDIAN HAS TAKEN CONSECUTIVE 4-WICKETS HAULS IN ODIS, Mohammed Shami finished with 4/16. Everyone else who bowled, barring Jadhav, got a wicket at least.
Nothing much to write about the batting. They struggled to score runs after the Indians choked them with the new balls. The highest score was 31, which shows that no one was allowed to settle. Today, one cannot complain that they threw it away. The batsmen took their time, dug in, but just could not get anything going their way.
Comprehensive win for the Indians. This was always expected. West Indies are best when chasing but when Gayle and Hope departed early, there was barely anything left. WEST INDIES HAVE BEEN KNOCKED OUT OF THE 2019 WORLD CUP.
10 wickets down for WI. Out batsman is Oshane Thomas. It is all over for WI. 34.2Mohammed Shami to Oshane Thomas. out, OUT! Caught! That's it. Short ball on the body, Thomas looks to duck but he is slow in it. The ball lobs off his glove to first slip. Rohit Sharma there takes a dolly. The Indian players put in a confident appeal but the umpire turns it down. Virat Kohli takes the review and it shows the ball indeed lobbed off his glove. INDIA WIN BY 125 RUNS.
A review time! India have made a late call for a caught behind. They reckon there is a glove on it. Replays seem to indicate glove.
34.1Mohammed Shami to Oshane Thomas. no run, Good length ball on the stumps, Thomas defends it off the front foot.
Mohammed Shami is back on. 6-0-16-3 so far.
End of over 34 ( 8 Runs )WI 143/9 33.6Yuzvendra Chahal to Kemar Roach. FOUR, FOUR! Tossed up around off, Roach looks to go over mid off but gets a thick outside edge which goes over the fielder at first slip for a boundary.
33.5Yuzvendra Chahal to Kemar Roach. no run, On the stumps, defended off the front foot.
33.4Yuzvendra Chahal to Kemar Roach. no run, Another play and miss. Floated outside off, Roach swings his bat at it but misses.
33.3Yuzvendra Chahal to Kemar Roach. no run, Quicker one over the stumps, Roach looks to heave it but misses.
33.2Yuzvendra Chahal to Kemar Roach. no run, Tossed up outside off, Kemar looks to smash it over long off but misses.
33.1Yuzvendra Chahal to Kemar Roach. FOUR, FOUR! Flighted on off, Roach smashes it over mid-wicket for a boundary.
End of over 33 ( 6 Runs )WI 135/9 32.6Kuldeep Yadav to Oshane Thomas. no run, Shorter and spinning in. Thoams looks to defend but gets hit on the pads.
32.5Kuldeep Yadav to Kemar Roach. 1 run, Tossed up on off, Roach strokes it to long on for a single.

Updated at: 2019-06-27 22:35:56

Match details

Toss: Toss won by India

Umpires: Richard Kettleborough (ENG) and Richard Illingworth (ENG)

TV umpire: Michael Gough (ENG)

Match referee: Chris Broad (ENG)

PLAYING XI

India

Rohit Sharma, KL Rahul, Virat Kohli (C), Vijay Shankar, Kedar Jadhav, MS Dhoni (W), Hardik Pandya, Kuldeep Yadav, Mohammed Shami, Yuzvendra Chahal, Jasprit Bumrah

West Indies

Chris Gayle, Sunil Ambris, Shai Hope (W), Nicholas Pooran, Shimron Hetmyer, Jason Holder (C), Carlos Brathwaite, Fabian Allen, Kemar Roach, Sheldon Cottrell, Oshane Thomas

MANCHESTER: Just about enough with the bat, but ruthless with the ball. This perfectly sums up India‘s dominance against West Indies as they registered an impressive 125-run win on Thursday. The victory puts India go second on the points-table and on the brink of a semi-final berth, and ends West Indies’ campaign in the World Cup. ALSO READ: Rohit unimpressed after dubious caught-behind decision

The inexperienced Windies batting line-up never had a clue against India’s pacers, led by Mohammed Shami‘s 4/16, who rocked a chase of 269 – on the back of Virat Kohli and MS Dhoni‘s half-centuries and a handy contribution by allrounder Hardik Pandya – on a slowish, deteriorating wicket at the Old Trafford.

Dented early, West Indies never recovered. Their only sizeable effort with the bat was 55-run stand between Sunil Ambris and Nicholas Pooran. Once that was taken care of, West Indies imploded to lose their next seven wickets for 55 runs before their tail was wiped out. ALSO READ: Kohli fastest to 20000 international runs

For the second time in two games, India’s middle-order vulnerability was exposed. In Southampton it were the Afghanistan spinners who strangled India and got breakthroughs, for the West Indies, their strength, their pacers rose to the occasion, led by Kemar Roach‘s tidy 3/36.

Between overs 21 and 30, India scored 51 and lost three wickets. Kohli, became the fastest to 20000 international runs with a fourth consecutive half-century but couldn’t convert it into three figures. Struggling at 180 for 5 with the Indian skipper gone, it was left to Dhoni and Pandya to give India a push.

Both batsmen added 70 off 60 balls. Dhoni, who in the previous match, received flak for his slow batting, lifted India with an unbeaten half-century with 49 runs coming in the final five overs. (FULL MATCH REPORT)

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