West Indies tour of India 2026
Series Winner
ODI series
Most Runs
IND39 fours · 9 sixes
Most Wickets
IND30 ov · 167 runs
Player of the Series
Shubman Gill – 334 runs
Shubman Gill was the player of the ODI series. He scored 334 runs at an average of 167, with two hundreds: 110 in Thiruvananthapuram and an unbeaten 223 off 133 balls in Guwahati, which included 26 fours and eight sixes. He hit 39 fours across the series and was named Player of the Series.
Batting
| Stat | Player | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Most Runs | Shubman GillIND | 33439 fours · 9 sixes |
| Most Sixes | Rohit SharmaIND | 12 |
| Most Fours | Shubman GillIND | 39 |
| Most Hundreds | Shubman GillIND | 2 |
| Best Score | Shubman GillIND | 223133 balls · 26 fours · 8 sixes |
| Best Strike Rate | Virat KohliIND | 155.56 |
| Best Average | Shubman GillIND | 167.003 innings |
Bowling
| Stat | Player | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Most Wickets | Kuldeep YadavIND | 730 ov · 167 runs |
| Best Figure | Kuldeep YadavIND | 4/4010 ov · economy 4 |
| Best Economy | Kuldeep YadavIND | 5.57 |
| Most Wides | Gurnoor BrarIND | 9 |
| Most No-Balls | Anshul KambojIND | 2 |
Team Records
| Stat | Team | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Highest Score | IND | 406/2vs WI · 43.3 ov |
Series Totals
| Total | Count |
|---|---|
| Runs | 2,017 |
| Wickets | 28 |
| Fours | 192 |
| Sixes | 66 |
| Wides | 66 |
| No Balls | 8 |
Awards
| Stat | Player | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Most Man of the Matches | Shubman GillIND | 1 |
ODI Recap
India won the three-match ODI series 2-1 in a run-fest: 2,109 runs were scored across the three matches, every innings reached at least 295, and no side was bowled out once.
India took the opener in Thiruvananthapuram by 8 wickets. West Indies made 295 for 7, built on Justin Greaves's 101 off 108 balls, John Campbell's 62 and an unbeaten 58 off 43 balls from Amir Jangoo, with Kuldeep Yadav taking 4 for 40. India chased it down in 41.4 overs with 50 balls to spare. Virat Kohli finished unbeaten on 139 off 88 balls, including ten fours and nine sixes, and Shubman Gill made 110 as the two added 151 for the second wicket.
The second ODI in Guwahati was the highlight of the series. West Indies piled up 405 for 7 with centuries from Campbell (101 off 68 balls), Shai Hope (104 off 94) and Jangoo (114 off 77), but India chased it down in 43.3 overs, 39 balls to spare. Gill smashed an unbeaten 223 off 133 balls, with 26 fours and eight sixes, and Rohit Sharma made 101 off 75 as the openers put on 255. With five centuries in the game, it produced 811 runs.
West Indies kept the series alive in New Chandigarh. India recovered from losing Gill (1) and Kohli (0) inside the first three overs to Jayden Seales and posted 351 for 7, with KL Rahul unbeaten on 129 off 87 balls, Rohit adding 92 and Ruturaj Gaikwad 57. Hope then played the innings of the series, an unbeaten 162 off 143 balls, and with Jangoo's 67 and Keemo Paul's 44 off 35 balls, West Indies chased the target down in 48.2 overs to win by 5 wickets with 10 balls to spare.
India still took the series 2-1. Gill finished with the most runs, 334 at an average of 167 with two hundreds, and was named Player of the Series. Kuldeep was the leading wicket-taker with 7 wickets, Rohit hit the most sixes (12), and Hope's 278 runs with two hundreds made him West Indies' best batter.
Did You Know
India won the ODI series 2-1: they won in Thiruvananthapuram (8 wickets) and Guwahati (8 wickets), and West Indies won in New Chandigarh (5 wickets). Player of the Series: Shubman Gill (334 runs). Highest total: 406/2 by India in Guwahati, a match with five centuries (Campbell 101, Hope 104, Jangoo 114, Rohit Sharma 101, Gill 223*). Best bowling: Kuldeep Yadav 4/40; he finished with 7 wickets, the most in the series. Most sixes: Rohit Sharma (12). Best strike rate: Virat Kohli (155.56). Series total: 2,109 runs, with no innings below 295 and no side bowled out.