Ravichandran Ashwin smashed centuries in Antigua and St Lucia while Wriddhiman Saha contributed significant 40s in the first two Tests before scoring his maiden Test ton in the third match.
The Indian tour of West Indies 2016 may have thwarted many fans but it doled out as an ideal podium for them to experiment and figure out their vigour and limitations.
Ravichandran Ashwin rounded off the four-Test series with two centuries and 17 wickets and he won the Man of the Series on Monday.
Nothing went West Indies’ way barring some resistance in the second Test at Jamaica, where they saved an improbable game from impending jaws of defeat.
India’s golden opportunity of retaining the apex spot in the ICC Test rankings has been shattered due to incessant rains and poor drainage at the Port-of-Spain.
India captain Virat Kohli made light of losing Test cricket's top ranking to arch-rivals Pakistan in the aftermath of the abandoned fourth Test against West Indies.
Ravichandran Ashwin bagged his sixth Man of the Series award in his 37th match, which is the most by any Indian, exceeding Sachin Tendulkar and Virender Sehwag's tally of five awards.
India win the four-Test series 2-0 against West Indies, their third consecutive series win on Caribbean shore.
India have managed to win the series in West Indies by a 2-0 margin and therefore have finished on 110 points, just one point behind Pakistan and two points ahead of Australia, who are now at No.3.
The young man Virat Kohli, who in his first Test series, had seen MS Dhoni meekly surrender at Dominica five years back, is now leading the national side and the fresh approach has benefitted India.