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IND vs WI 1st ODI 2022 Live Score Updates: Joseph takes 2nd wicket as Virat’s minor flurry ends

Live Match Score India vs West Indies ODI Series 2022, IND vs WI Cricket Match Live Scorecard: Jason Holder's 57 helps West Indies reach 176 after batting collapse. India need 177 to win.

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Updated: February 6, 2022 6:36:05 pm
IND vs WI, India vs WI live scoreIND vs WI 1st ODI Live score and updates: India were put in a serious spot of bother heading into the three-match ODI series against West Indies when Shikhar Dhawan, Ruturaj Gaikwad and Shreyas Iyer tested positive for Covid-19.

IND vs WI Live Match Score: Spinners Yuzvendra Chahal and Washington Sundar shared seven wickets between them as India dismissed West Indies for 176 in the first ODI on Sunday. Former skipper Jason Holder’s 57 off 71 was the only saving grace for the Windies while Chahal (4/49 in 9.5 overs) and Washington (3/30) inflicted maximum damage with Prasidh Krishna and Mohammed Siraj also getting their names in the wickets column.

Earlier, India skipper Rohit Sharma won the toss and elected to field against the West Indies. For India, Rajasthan all-rounder Deepak Hooda will make his international debut in what is the country’s 1000th ODI. The members of the Rohit Sharma-led Indian cricket team wore black armbands in the first ODI against the West Indies here, to pay respect to the legendary singer Lata Mangeshkar, who died on Sunday morning in a Mumbai hospital. For the Caribbean side, Kemar Roach, Fabian Allen and Darren Bravo are the noticeable inclusion in the playing XI. Skipper Kieron Pollard also opted to go with left-arm finger-spinner Akeal Hosein ahead of leg-spinner Hayden Walsh Jr.

Playing XIs

West Indies XI: Brandon King, Shai Hope, Shamarh Brooks, Darren Bravo, Nicholas Pooran (w), Kieron Pollard (c), Jason Holder, Fabian Allen, Alzarri Joseph, Kemar Roach, Akeal Hosein.

India XI: Rohit Sharma (c), Ishan Kishan, Virat Kohli, Rishabh Pant (w), Suryakumar Yadav, Deepak Hooda, Washington Sundar, Shardul Thakur, Yuzvendra Chahal, Prasidh Krishna, Mohammed Siraj.

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Live Match Score India vs West Indies ODI Series 2022, IND vs WI Cricket Match Live Scorecard: The series opener against West Indies is the historic 1000th ODI for India.

18:30 (IST)06 Feb 2022
Rohit departs

And is this gone? West Indies think it is. So does the umpire. And India review. Looks very close. The review is gone and the on field decision stands. Rohit is gone. Great innings. IND 84/1 after 13.1 overs.

18:28 (IST)06 Feb 2022
It's a sweep shot now

It's just boundaries after boundaries by Rohit. Most of them has been perfectly placed and this one isn't different. It's a sweep now. He is showcasing every shot that he has in his quiver now. 7 off the over. IND 84/0 after 13 overs.

18:21 (IST)06 Feb 2022
50 up for Rohit

And that's 50 for Indian skipper Rohit Sharma. What a knock this has been. It's been that easy for the captain and for India. And that's another 4 down the ground. This is just one-way traffic now. IND 77/0 after 12 overs.

18:15 (IST)06 Feb 2022
Rohit's devastation continues

50 up for India in the last over and this over begins with a 4. West Indies players do not know which way to look. Pulled to deep square leg. And another one is poked towards the boundary. And that's a 6. What a pull shot off the front foot. Rohit is batting at 46 now. Just a matter of time before he reaches 50. IND 67/0 after 10 overs.

18:06 (IST)06 Feb 2022
Double fours

India are making this run chase too easy. This delivery from Roach has been nonchalantly lofted over the infield by Rohit for another 4. He is dealing in boundaries at the moment. And another. And that's another lofted shot. Dances down the track and this one is gone for another 4. IND 48/0 after 8 overs.

18:02 (IST)06 Feb 2022
Kishan's fast hands

That's another four. Quick hands and this one has raced to the boundary as well. The West Indies are leaking runs at the moment. Kishan is taking taking full advantage of a West Indies attack which appears toothless. IND 40/0 after 7 overs.

17:58 (IST)06 Feb 2022
Rohit, Kishan help India cruise

Kishan gets in on the act and a short ball ny Holder is punished for a four. Waits and muscles the pull shot through mid-wicket. And the last ball of the over gets another four. This time from Rohit. Again a perfectly timed shot. India cruising along. IND 35/0 after 6 overs.

17:53 (IST)06 Feb 2022
Another 4

Too straight again and that's punished for a 4 by Rohit. A flick on the leg-side and there's no stopping that. Poor from Roach but India won't be complaining. IND 26/0 after 5 overs.

17:48 (IST)06 Feb 2022
Rohit's delightful drive

What a beautiful shot by Rohit. The timing is on point and it's driven straight down the ground for a 4. Delightful drive. Not a lot wrong with the delivery. Just that the timing was exceptional. India 18/0 after 4 overs.

17:34 (IST)06 Feb 2022
Here we go!!!

Time for the chase now. Rohit Sharma and Ishan Kishan open for India. Roach will lead the attack for West Indies. Roach is getting a little bit of movement to start. 2 appeals already. One for caught behind and one for LBW. And Rohit replies to the appeals with a timed shot to deep square leg for a 4. India 6/0 after 1 over.

17:29 (IST)06 Feb 2022
Stat attack

4/49 by Chahal is the first instance of an Indian spinner taking four wickets in an innings in ODIs since Chahal's 4/51 against SA in India's opening game in WC 2019 in Southampton.

17:19 (IST)06 Feb 2022
Washington Sundar speaks:

Definitely, very good to be back in Indian colours. Heartening to get the opportunity today. Bit of turn and bit of slowness to start with was a treat for me. Me and Yuzi enjoyed bowling today. Hopefully we can get this quite easily. Most teams would prefer starting with seamers. But this is what I have veen doing in domestic cricket as well. I have been bowling 7th, 8th overs and so on in the powerplay. I am very comfortable doing this as well. We should be hopefully get this easily.

17:18 (IST)06 Feb 2022
India sports fraternity mourns the death Lata Mangeshkar

The members of the Rohit Sharma-led Indian cricket team wore black armbands in the first ODI against the West Indies here, to pay respect to the legendary singer Lata Mangeshkar, who died on Sunday morning in a Mumbai hospital.

Mangeshkar, 92, one of the biggest music icons of the country, died due to multiple organ failure earlier in the day, according to her sister Usha Mangeshkar and doctors treating her.

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17:15 (IST)06 Feb 2022
Suresh Raina bereaved

Trilokchand Raina, father of former Indian cricketer Suresh Raina, died on Sunday following a prolonged illness. “He was battling with cancer for the last one year,” a source told PTI.

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17:03 (IST)06 Feb 2022
Here's the last wicket of the West Indies innings
16:54 (IST)06 Feb 2022
Impressive numbers from Chahal and Sundar
16:46 (IST)06 Feb 2022
WI all out for 176

All over. That's the end for West Indies. They are all out for 176. Chahal gets his fourth wicket of the day as Joseph is caught by Suryakumar Yadav. 

16:39 (IST)06 Feb 2022
SIX!!

And that's a maximum. Joseph clears the boundary rope. A flighted delivery and it's absolutely smoked for a 85-metre six. WI 173/9 after 42 overs.

16:34 (IST)06 Feb 2022
Holder gone

And there goes the last piece of resistence for the West Indies. Krishna gets Holder. Inside edge and Pant makes no mistake. West Indies down to last man. WI 167/9.

16:21 (IST)06 Feb 2022
Holder gets 50, Sundar gets Allen

Holder is just 1 run off his fifty and he gets to it with a shot straight to deep mid-wicket. Great innings considering the circumstances. And Allen falls. Wasingdon gets his 3rd. That's the end of a gritty partnership.

The series-opener against West Indies will be historic 1000th ODI for India.

Long Read: Indiaโ€™s 1000 one-dayers, one decade at a time

The 50-over has lost some of its old pomp and pride, but it remains a format close to the heart and history of the countryโ€™s emergence as a cricketing force, financially and sportingly. The history of this format runs in parallel with the comeuppance of India. In the onslaught of T20s and IPL, a renewed attention on Test cricket, it might no longer be the favourite format, but few incarnations of the game have rolled out as many memorable moments as this format in its heyday, or the chills and the thrills. A short history through the eyes and lives of those that have played in different eras.

BABY STEPS (1974-1979) Synopsis: India stutters and stumbles as they grapple with the ways of the new format. Played: 13, Won: 2; Lost: 11

Three years after the accidental birth of one-day international cricket, India, the future cradle of this format, made baby steps into the unknown. There, though, was no sense of history-making or excitement, or a sense of foreboding that the format was to change the landscape of the game in the country, for most of the eleven debutants. โ€œLooking back, and compared to the boys now, we were naive,โ€ says Madan Lal, then just a 23-year-old overzealous youngster.

There were graver concerns, for both the country and its cricket team. After mounting expectations before the series, they stumbled to a 3-0 defeat in Tests and worse of all, were skittled out for their then lowest Test score of 42. While they were still in England, there was tumult back home. Vijay Balla, a giant bat erected in memory of Indiaโ€™s series wins in England and West Indies in 1971 were defaced by tar in Indore. Soon upon landing, captain Ajit Wadekar lost his captaincy, whereupon he retired. The nation, meanwhile, was descending into a state of Emergency.

There, though, was curiosity. From the outside, it looked like a compressed Test match. They laid plans accordingly, before their leap into the dark at Leeds in June 1974. A brief and rough plan was sketched. โ€œHow do you prepare for a format you havenโ€™t played? Or even watched. The general approach was that we would bowl as normal, but start playing attacking shots a bit earlier than in the Test matches. There were a few more men near the ropes, but at the same time slip-fielders and other catchers. More than batting and bowling, we struggled in setting fields,โ€ he remembers.

For first-timers, they batted with stoic clarity. In the first game, they compiled a modest 265 in 54.3 overs (of 55 overs), powered by Brijesh Patelโ€™s 78-ball 82. But they could not contain England with the ball. โ€œWe got a taste of the format and we liked it. Obviously, we had to trial and error to be successful in a new format. We knew that the more we played, the better we would get in this format,โ€ Lal recounts. [READ FULL STORY]

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