West Indies vs India, 3rd ODI Stats Preview: Players records and approaching milestones
With the series in the bag, benched players like Ishan Kishan and Ruturaj Gaikwad might get a chance in the playing XI in the dead rubber
Axar Patel’s heroics with the bat in the second match helped team India in winning their 12th successive ODI series against West Indies. The all-rounder smashed an unbeaten 64 off just 35 with the help of three fours and five maximums to chase down the target of 312 in 49.4 overs as the Men in Blue sealed the deal by two wickets. The third and final game of the series is set to take place on July 27th, 2022 at the same venue as the previous encounters in Trinidad.
Speaking more of the last clash, West Indian wicketkeeper batter Shai Hope marked his special occasion of the 100th ODI by slamming a magnificent century. He played a knock of 115 off 135 which included eight fours and three sixes. Skipper Nicholas Pooran also joined the party and scored 74 off 77 as the Caribbean side reached a total of above 300 runs.
For the visitors, Shreyas Iyer, Sanju Samson, and Axar all smacked the half-centuries as the Men in Blue took an unassailable lead of 2-0 in the series. Ahead of the dead rubber, Shikhar Dhawan and his team will look to inflict a whitewash on the Caribbean side and extent their sheer dominance over them. Ishan Kishan and Ruturaj Gaikwad, who are warming the bench might get a chance in the Playing XI. The home would hope for a consolation victory before the start of the five-match T20I series.
Meanwhile, here are some of the important stats and numbers ahead of the 3rd ODI between West Indies and India:
Head-to-Head: West Indies and India have met each other in 138 ODIs so far with the Caribbean team winning on 63 occasions and India on 69. Two matches ended up in a tie and four in no result. In West Indies, both sides have clashed against each other in 41 matches with the hosts winning 20 times and India 18. Three games ended in no result.
2 – Shamarh Brooks (48) needs two fours to complete 50 fours in ODIs.
65 – Shikhar Dhawan (6435) is 65 runs away from completing 6500 runs in the ODI format.
4 – Jason Holder (146) needs four wickets to reach 150 wickets in ODIs.
2 – Dhawan (798) requires two fours to get to 800 fours in the 50-overs format.
4 – Holder (146) requires four fours to complete 150 fours in ODI cricket.
53 – Ravindra Jadeja (2447) is 53 runs short of reaching 2500 runs in one-day internationals.
9 – Suryakumar Yadav (91) requires nine fours to get to 100 fours across formats.
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