
West Indies made history during the second fixture of their series against India by accumulating a massive total of 405/7 from their fifty overs, marking their highest score in one-day international history and surpassing the four-hundred-run threshold for the first time. The innings featured three individual centuries from John Campbell, Shai Hope, and Amir Jangoo, representing the first occasion that three batsmen from the Caribbean squad reached three figures in a single match.
John Campbell initiated the scoring with a rapid century before departing, while Shai Hope and Amir Jangoo combined for a massive partnership in the middle overs to consolidate the advantage. Facing a target of 406 to secure victory and claim the series, the Indian side required a historic chase on the ground in Guwahati to prevent their opponents from leveling the three-match contest.

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