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Shubman Gill’s double-ton, Rohit’s 12,000: India rewrite ODI record books in Guwahati against West Indies
Gill hit the fastest ODI double century and Rohit passed 12,000 runs as India completed the second-highest successful chase in the format.
- On Wednesday, India captain Shubman Gill scored an unbeaten 223 at the ACA Stadium in Guwahati, leading his team to chase 406 and secure an eight-wicket victory with a 2–0 series lead against West Indies.
- West Indies posted their highest-ever ODI total of 405 for seven, powered by centuries from John Campbell, Shai Hope, and Amir Jangoo, who exploited the flat Barsapara Cricket Stadium deck to set India a record chase.
- Gill reached his double century in just 117 balls, recording the fastest double-hundred in ODI history and becoming only the second Indian batter after Rohit Sharma to register multiple double centuries.
- Veteran Rohit Sharma crossed 12,000 ODI runs during his 101-run knock, becoming the third Indian to reach the milestone and providing crucial support during the record-breaking opening partnership with Gill.
- India's successful pursuit of 406 runs ranks as the second-highest successful run chase in ODI history, trailing only South Africa's 438-run effort against Australia in 2006.
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