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IND vs WI 2nd ODI Highlights: Prasidh Krishna stars with four-fer as India win in Ahmedabad

India vs West Indies 2nd ODI Highlights: India beat West Indies by 44 runs in the second ODI in Ahmedabad.

By: Sports Desk |
Updated: February 9, 2022 10:04:54 pm
prasidh krishnaPrasidh Krishna picked up four wickets in the match. (BCCI)

India vs West Indies 2022 Live Score, Highlights: Prasidh Krishna produced a power-packed performance with the ball to help India beat West Indies by 44 runs in the second ODI in Ahmedabad on Wednesday, giving the hosts an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series. India rode a dominant bowling performance from Prasidh Krishna (9 overs, 3 maidens, 12 runs, 4 wickets) to bowl out West Indies for 193.

Earlier, invited to bat, India scored 237/9. Suryakumar Yadav top-scored for the hosts with his 64-run knock while vice-captain KL Rahul missed his half-century by one run after being run out.

Deepak Hooda, who made his ODI debut in the previous match, scored 29 while all-rounder Washington Sundar contributed 24. For the West Indies, Alzarri Joseph (2/29) and Odean Smith (2/36) took two wickets each. India are leading the three-match series 1-0.

Playing XIs

India: Rohit Sharma (captain), KL Rahul, Virat Kohli, Rishabh Pant (wk), Suryakumar Yadav, Deepak Hooda, Washington Sundar, Shardul Thakur, Mohammed Siraj, Yuzvendra Chahal, Prasidh Krishna.

West Indies: Shai Hope (wk), Brandon King, Darren Bravo, Shamarh Brooks, Nicholas Pooran (captain), Jason Holder, Odean Smith, Fabian Allen, Akeal Hosein, Alzarri Joseph, Kemar Roach.

Match EndedWest Indies tour of India, 2022 - 2nd ODI

India

237/9 (50.0)
vs

West Indies

193 (46.0)
Match Ended ( Day - 2nd ODI )
India beat West Indies by 44 runs

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India vs West Indies 2nd ODI Highlights: A dominant India sealed the series against West Indies in the second ODI in Ahmedabad.

21:27 (IST)09 Feb 2022
ALL OVER! INDIA WIN

Prasidh Krishna traps Kemar Roach in front and the batter didn't review. The umpire raises his finger and he is the last man out! India win the series and take an unassailable lead of 2-0. 

Most consecutive bilateral ODI series wins against a team:
11 Pak vs Zim (1996-21)
11 Ind vs WI (2007-22)
9 Pak vs WI (1999-17)
9 SA vs Zim (1995-18)
9 Ind vs SL (2007-21)

21:26 (IST)09 Feb 2022
WICKET!

Odean Smith goes for the big hit and the top edge takes it straight down to Virat Kohli. He did fall back and his head might have bumped a little on the ground but he managed to hold on. Smith is gone for 24. WI: 193/9 after 45 overs - West Indies need 45 runs in 30 balls.

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21:16 (IST)09 Feb 2022
Odean Smith holds key for WI

The medium-pace bowler is using the willow to good effect. After hitting a couple of sixes he has now hit a four. 59 runs are needed in 42 balls but the match is still on because of a number 9 batsman. 'Odean Smith is a fabulous player. Bowls fast and he is a big-hitting batter. always Enjoyed watching him since I first saw him in T10. He will be a fantastic addition to teams in IPL. Watch out for him folks,' says Mayur on social media.

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21:01 (IST)09 Feb 2022
Pantastic catch πŸ’₯

Shardul Thakur gets the important wicket of Akeal Hosein (Pant's fourth catch of the evening) and that surely is game over now. Once again it was short from the bowler, which does the trick and Hosein is gone for 34. WI: 171/8 after 40 overs

20:48 (IST)09 Feb 2022
Siraj delivers the breakthrough

Extra bounce and Allen takes the bait, he is caught behind. Siraj comes back and breaks the 49-ball 42-run 7th wicket partnership; Fabian Allen OUT for 13. WI: 159/7 after 38.5 overs

20:39 (IST)09 Feb 2022
SIXXXXXπŸ”₯

Flighted delivery outside off open his hand and deposited over midwicket by Fabian Allen. 150 comes up for Windies. Hosein and Allen, these two batters adding some important runs for Windies. Still, 88 runs are required in 78 balls.

20:28 (IST)09 Feb 2022
FOUR! Much needed for WI

That was a fuller length delivery and Akeal Hosein drives it down the ground with ease.

20:25 (IST)09 Feb 2022
Watch: Hooda's wicket
20:08 (IST)09 Feb 2022
Maiden ODI wicket for Hooda

And that's Hooda's first international wicket as Brooks is caught out. This was the wicket India was looking for. Big breakthrough. Lofts it over, did not get enough power and Suryakumar Yadav takes the catch. WI 117/6 after 30.5 overs.

19:53 (IST)09 Feb 2022
100 up for WI

West Indies finally reach 100 with a nicked four off Siraj. It has been that kind of day for them. There was a slip in his last over but not for Brooks. On a length and outside off, Brooks throws his bat on the drive and the outside edge flies through the vacant slip cordon. Would have been an easy catch but WI riding their luck.

19:43 (IST)09 Feb 2022
Caught by Hooda!!

The bowling change has worked for Rohit. Jason Holder falls to the well-directed short ball and Thakur picks up the wicket. A good clean catch by Hooda. Thakur has this knack of surprising batters with his short ball and this was a good one as it was climbing even as Holder went for the shot. Holder is gone for 2(10)

19:23 (IST)09 Feb 2022
Prasidh Krishna on πŸ”₯

Prasidh Krishna strikes again! He's got the big wicket of stand-in captain Nicholas Pooran. The dangerous Pooran walks back to the pavilion for 9. Pooran edges one straight to Rohit Sharma in the slips. WI: 66/4 after 19.4 overs

19:08 (IST)09 Feb 2022
Yuzvendra Chahal strikes !

OUT! Shai Hope is gone for 27 and this is the wicket India probably wanted. Chahal gets the big fish. The leg-spinner follows up his excellent effort in the 1st ODI (4/49) by starting on the right note in the 2nd ODI. Yuzi takes the wicket of Shai Hope then bowls a no-ball that Nick Pooran smashes for six over cow corner. WI are 61/3 after 17 overs.

19:04 (IST)09 Feb 2022
Chahal keeps it tight!
18:55 (IST)09 Feb 2022
WICKET!!

Darren Bravo is gone! Prasidh Krishna gets his second wicket in his second over. Bravo has to go back in the hut and Rohit Sharma & his DRS affair continues. WI: 38/2 (9.1)

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18:24 (IST)09 Feb 2022
Windies lose their first!

EDGED AND TAKEN! King chases a wide delivery and nicks one back to Pant. Prasidh Krishna bags his first and King departs for 18(20). WI: 32/1 after 7.3 overs.

18:15 (IST)09 Feb 2022
Boundary! Hope gets going

A Brandon King six is followed by a four from Hope. The Windies are picking up steam, and definitely benefiting from fresh legs. But that's not all and the over from Thakur ends with a couple of boundaries from the bat of King. 13 from the Sharul Thakur over. WI: 28/0 after 6 overs

18:11 (IST)09 Feb 2022
SIX! Brandon King cuts loose

Brandon King hits Mohammed Siraj for a 6! smashes Siraj straight down the ground in the fifth over to collect the first maximum of the innings! WI: 15/0 after 5 overs

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18:09 (IST)09 Feb 2022
Windies cautious early on

Shai Hope and Brandon King are at the crease. Shai Hope is on strike. Siraj will open the attack. The Windies are cautious early on and that leads to back-to-back maidens from Siraj and Shardul.  WI- 5/0 after 3 overs

17:42 (IST)09 Feb 2022
SKY's knock up close

Surya scored a gritty 64 against all odds. Watch his knock here:

One doesn’t need to have watched Pandya for too long to know that the flamboyant 28-year-old likes the attention. (File)

What Hardik at his best, and his possible alternatives, bring to the table

At his best, few do what Hardik Pandya does. His gifts are rare and several β€” like hitting the first ball he faces out of the ground; like whipping up a six-hitting carnage, like clocking 140 kph with his first ball; like seaming at this pace in favourable conditions. He can wear several garbs β€” that of the selfless, single-ticking sidekick for Virat Kohli; that of the tie-end-up support act for Jasprit Bumrah, a finisher with the bat as well as the ball. On seaming surfaces, he can move the ball both ways; on sluggish decks, he unleashes his cutters and slower balls; he brings balance and ballast, but only when he is at his best.

Pandya is like a lab-designed multitasking specimen of a cricketer, but for a body that wilts in the cauldron of international cricket. There could be players more skilled than him in individual facets. But as a wholesome package, men like him are rare. More so for a country where fast-bowling all-rounders rarely sprout; even if they do, not with Pandya-like pedigree. Little wonder then that coaches, captain, fans, or whoever is closely monitoring Indian cricket, keep a tab on him, even though he last played a Test three years ago, and his appearances in white-ball cricket are sporadic of late. Even in those games, he seemed like an imposter of his peak years. [Read the full article]

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