Sportskeeda flags Hetmyer, Powell, Shepherd as West Indies T20I threats
Hetmyer, Powell and Shepherd named as the three players India must watch in the five-match T20I series.
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Hetmyer, Powell and Shepherd named as the three players India must watch in the five-match T20I series.
Vihari called the inability to defend 350-plus totals a warning sign for India's pace attack.
Shreyas Iyer backed Vaibhav Sooryavanshi to dominate but said established openers will keep their places for the West Indies series.
Sunil Gavaskar sets retirement target for Rohit Sharma after the batter falls for 92 against West Indies, hoping he surpasses his age in ODI centuries before the 2027 World Cup.
Shai Hope credits advice from MS Dhoni for helping him pace his unbeaten 162 during West Indies' record chase of 352 against India in the third ODI.
Gill's post-series criticism of India's bowling and fielding shows a captain empowered to demand structural improvements rather than accept mediocrity.
The three-match series averaged 7.43 runs per over, surpassing England's 2015 record against New Zealand.
Gill's 223 not out completed India's second 400-plus run-chase in ODI history and highlighted a deliberate shift toward aggressive accumulation.
Anshul Kamboj received his first ODI cap from Virat Kohli after Prasidh Krishna was ruled out injured ahead of the third ODI against West Indies at New Chandigarh.
Karthik highlighted Rahul's ability to deliver under pressure despite receiving limited batting time during the three-match series.
Justin Greaves's calf injury ends his participation in the ODI series against India.
Jadeja revealed the Emraan Hashmi step came from instinct after ending a long ODI wicket drought during India's record chase in Guwahati.
Gill demonstrated he can play both the anchor and the aggressor roles depending on match situations and team needs.
Gill's record double century in a 406 chase marks a deliberate shift toward batting aggression as India's core identity.
Gautam Gambhir said the flat pitch in Guwahati that produced 811 runs was not cricket but only batting.
Gautam Gambhir said the Guwahati pitch offered no contest between bat and ball after India chased 406 against West Indies.
India chased 406 to beat West Indies by eight wickets, completing only the second successful 400-plus chase in men's ODI history.
Gill's 117-ball double century came during a 255-run opening stand with Rohit Sharma as India posted their highest successful ODI chase.
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