India chased down a target of 405 against the West Indies, winning the one-day international with 39 balls remaining and taking the series, according to Anandabazar. The match produced five centuries in a single ODI for the first time, bangla.thedailystar.net reported.
Shubman Gill scored 223 and Rohit Sharma made 101 in India's reply, Anandabazar reported. The outlet put India's successful chase at 405, while bangla.thedailystar.net described the scoreline as West Indies 3, India 2.
Gill's innings set a world record, according to Prothom Alo, which also reported that India's victory was itself a record-breaking one. bdnews24.com described the match as one featuring four centuries and a double century, and called India's win historic.
The result drew comparisons to a past Australia-South Africa encounter, bangla.thedailystar.net reported, recalling that earlier match in its coverage of India's win.
Details of the West Indies innings and the individual scores beyond those listed were not available in the source material.
India's series win leaves the remaining fixtures as the next point of interest, with attention likely to fall on whether the batting records set in this match carry into the games that follow.
