
During the third match of the one-day series against the West Indies, KL Rahul played a brilliant undefeated knock of 129 runs from 87 deliveries. Batting at number five, he anchored the innings initially before accelerating rapidly, hitting ten boundaries and two maximums to lift the total to 351 for seven.
With this performance, Rahul matched MS Dhoni by securing his fourth century at the fifth batting position for India, trailing only Yuvraj Singh who leads with seven. Furthermore, Rahul surpassed Yuvraj's previous benchmark for the highest individual score by an Indian batting at number five against the West Indies.

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