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IN-W NZ-W IN-W NZ-W IN-W NZ-W IN-W NZ-W IN-W NZ-W IN-W | West Indies | India |
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| 157/8 (38.1 ov) - R/R 4.11 | |
| Batting | Status | R | B | 4s | 6s |
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| Jason Holder | Batting | 52 | 61 | 0 | 4 |
| Alzarri Joseph | Batting | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Bowling | 0 | M | R | W |
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| Washington Sundar | 8 | 1 | 27 | 3 |
| Shardul Thakur | 6.1 | 0 | 33 | 0 |
| Current Partnership | Last Wicket 157/8 (38) |
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| 0 (0) R/R: 0 Jason Holder 0(1) Alzarri Joseph 0(0) | Fabian Allen 29(43) S.R (67.44) c & b Washington Sundar |
After 37 overs,West Indies 154/7 ( Jason Holder 49 , Fabian Allen 29)
SIX! The big hits just keep coming at regular intervals, as Holder smokes this one over the square leg fence off the first ball of Thakur’s sixth over. Holder then follows it up with a double, working the ball through square leg, followed by a single two balls later to move to 49. Nine from the over.
After 36 overs,West Indies 145/7 ( Jason Holder 40 , Fabian Allen 29)
Sundar replaces Chahal, with the latter having leaked plenty of runs in his last few overs. Three singles from the over, with Holder moving to 40 in the meantime.
After 35 overs,West Indies 142/7 ( Jason Holder 38 , Fabian Allen 28)
Four off Siraj’s eighth over, including a brace to Allen off the third delivery and a wide two balls later.
After 34 overs,West Indies 138/7 ( Jason Holder 37 , Fabian Allen 26)
SIX! Holder goes for an inside out slog off Chahal, once again clearing the fence comfortably, this time targeting the wide long off region. Boy has his timing been delightful today. Nine from Chahal’s eighth over.
After 33 overs,West Indies 129/7 ( Jason Holder 30 , Fabian Allen 25)
Allen pulls a short of length ball from Siraj towards fine leg for a single off the fourth delivery, stretching the partnership to 49. Holder then brings up the fifty stand with a single off the last delivery.
The fifty partnership comes up between Holder and Allen for the eighth wicket, with the former collecting a single off the last ball of the 33rd over to bring up the milestone. WI 129/7
After 32 overs,West Indies 127/7 ( Jason Holder 29 , Fabian Allen 24)
SIX! Holder goes for slog sweep towards the square leg fence in the second ball of this over, followed by multiple shouts of “CATCH” from Pant as Krishna runs to his left from long leg, but isn’t able to complete the catch as the ball ends up marginally clearing the rope. Six from the over.
After 31 overs,West Indies 121/7 ( Jason Holder 23 , Fabian Allen 24)
Siraj returns for another spell after the second drinks break with India hoping to break this stand. Holder and Allen continue to bat steadily, with three singles in the first four deliveries. Holder hurts his finger while going for a hook in the fourth delivery, the ball deflecting off his glove and requiring a quick spray by the physio. Allen slashes a short, wide ball from Siraj over point to end the over with a boundary. Seven from the over.
After 30 overs,West Indies 114/7 ( Jason Holder 21 , Fabian Allen 19)
Allen gets a thick outside edge off the second delivery while looking for a wild heave, the ball going over the slip fielder and allowing him to collect a brace. Two singles collected in the next three deliveries, before Allen ends the over with a boundary. Second drinks break called. Decent little partnership starting to build between Holder and Allen, worth 35 at the end of this over.
After 29 overs,West Indies 106/7 ( Jason Holder 20 , Fabian Allen 12)
Allen decides to show some positive intent in this over, targeting the gap between mid on and midwicket twice in this over, collecting a treble on each occasion, along with a brace off the fourth delivery with a slice over the covers. 10 from the over, with the Windies crossing the 100-mark in the meantime.
India vs West Indies, Live Cricket Score, 1st ODI Today's Match Updates: SIX! Holder goes for an inside out slog off Chahal, once again clearing the fence comfortably, this time targeting the wide long off region. Boy has his timing been delightful today. Nine from Chahal’s eighth over.
Preview: India captain Rohit Sharma on Saturday ruled out drastic team changes in the wake of Virat Kohli's departure as skipper ahead of the hosts' 1,000th one-day international against the West Indies.
Rohit begins his tenure as full-time ODI captain in Ahmedabad on Sunday for the first of three matches after replacing Kohli.
A hamstring injury ruled out the 34-year-old from India's recent tour of South Africa, where they lost the Test series 2-1 and were whitewashed 3-0 in ODIs.
"We have played good ODI cricket over the course of few years, more than four years actually, so suddenly a loss of series doesn't mean that there is panic," Rohit told reporters.
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"South Africa series was a great learning (experience) for us as to what we didn't do collectively as a team," he added.
"What is important for us, moving forward, is the role clarity of certain individuals in the squad."
While Kohli was known for aggression in his seven-year term as captain across formats, Rohit, who has led the Mumbai Indians to five IPL titles, is known to lead with calm.
Rohit, called "Hitman" for his flamboyant batting and big hitting, said he will not tinker with the template that Kohli created.
"When Virat was captaining, I was the vice-captain so we pretty much went about the team in a similar fashion," said Rohit.
"I just have to take it from where he left. The team pretty much knows what is expected out of them. And we want to continue the same template," he added.
"There is nothing that I need to come in and change drastically."
Covid and spin duo
India's squad has been hit by Covid with four players including Shikhar Dhawan and Shreyas Iyer testing positive ahead of the limited-overs series.
Rohit said Ishan Kishan remains the only opening choice in the first ODI, when India will become the first international team to have played 1,000 50-over matches.
The opening batsman said he wants to bring the spin combine of Yuzvendra Chahal and Kuldeep Yadav back into the fold.
Chahal, a leg-spinner, played the ODI series in South Africa but injury-plagued Yadav, a left-arm wrist-spinner, last played an international for India in July.
"These two guys have been great performers for us in the past and they have certainly created an impact in those years whenever they have played together," said Rohit.
"In the middle they were left out because of the combination we wanted to get... but it's certainly on my mind to get them back together, Kuldeep especially," he added.
"But we want to get him in slowly. We don't want him to rush into things."
Here's everything you need to know about the live coverage and other details of the first ODI between India and West Indies:
When will the first ODI between India and West Indies take place?
The first ODI between India and West Indies will take place on Sunday, 6 February, 2022.
What is the venue for the first ODI between India and West Indies?
The match will take place at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, Gujarat.
When will the match start?
The match will begin at 1.30 pm IST. The toss will take place at 1.00 pm IST.
Which TV channels will broadcast India vs West Indies match?
The match will be telecast on Star Sports Network. The live streaming of the match will also be available on Disney + Hotstar. You can also browse Firstpost.com for live updates and over-by-over commentary.
With inputs from AFP
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