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Gill hits 223 not out as India chase down 406 to beat West Indies in second ODI

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Shubman Gill's 223 not out off 133 balls powered India to an eight-wicket win over West Indies in the second ODI, chasing down a massive 406-run target. Gill's innings marked his best ODI score and the highest individual tally in an ODI run-chase, surpassing Glenn Maxwell's previous record. Opening alongside Rohit Sharma (101), Gill helped post 255 runs for the first wicket, the second-highest opening stand for India in ODIs. This was only the second successful 400-plus run-chase in ODI history, after South Africa's 438-9 against Australia in 2006. West Indies had earlier set a formidable total of 405-7, with three batters—Amir Jangoo (114), Shai Hope (104), and John Campbell (101)—scoring centuries, marking the first instance of five centuries in a single ODI game. Campbell's blistering 101 off 68 balls included five sixes and nine fours, while the team's powerplay burst of 96-1 set the tone. Despite the historic batting display, West Indies' three-century effort ended in defeat, the first such occurrence in ODI history. India's win gave them a 2-0 lead in the three-match series, with the final ODI scheduled in Chandigarh on Saturday.

Gill's double century, reached in just 117 balls, was the fastest in ODI history, and his second fifty came off only 24 balls. The 223* is also the third-highest individual score in ODI cricket. "It was a hot and humid day," Gill said post-match. "With 400 on the board, there was pressure at the start and then at the halfway mark. I am very pleased I could stay till the end and finish this innings."

This landmark victory builds on India's seven-wicket win in the first ODI in Thiruvananthapuram, where they chased 362-1 against Australia in 2013, their previous highest run-chase.

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223* لجيل يمنح الهند فوزًا قياسيًا في مطاردة ODI

Shubman Gill's 223 not out off 133 balls powered India to an eight-wicket win over West Indies in the second ODI, chasing down a massive 406-run target. Gill's innings marked his best ODI score and the highest individual tally in an ODI run-chase, surpassing Glenn Maxwell's previous record. Opening alongside Rohit Sharma (101), Gill helped post 255 runs for the first wicket, the second-highest opening stand for India in ODIs. This was only the second successful 400-plus run-chase in ODI history, after South Africa's 438-9 against Australia in 2006. West Indies had earlier set a formidable total of 405-7, with three batters—Amir Jangoo (114), Shai Hope (104), and John Campbell (101)—scoring centuries, marking the first instance of five centuries in a single ODI game. Campbell's blistering 101 off 68 balls included five sixes and nine fours, while the team's powerplay burst of 96-1 set the tone. Despite the historic batting display, West Indies' three-century effort ended in defeat, the first such occurrence in ODI history. India's win gave them a 2-0 lead in the three-match series, with the final ODI scheduled in Chandigarh on Saturday.

Gill's double century, reached in just 117 balls, was the fastest in ODI history, and his second fifty came off only 24 balls. The 223* is also the third-highest individual score in ODI cricket. "It was a hot and humid day," Gill said post-match. "With 400 on the board, there was pressure at the start and then at the halfway mark. I am very pleased I could stay till the end and finish this innings."

This landmark victory builds on India's seven-wicket win in the first ODI in Thiruvananthapuram, where they chased 362-1 against Australia in 2013, their previous highest run-chase.

ما هي الأرقام التي كسرها شوبمان جيل في مباراة ODI بين الهند وجزر الهند الغربية؟

سجل شوبمان جيل 223 ليس Out من 133 كرة، مسجلاً أعلى得点 في مطاردة ODI، متجاوزًا 201 لغلين ماكسويل. كان قرنه المزدوج أيضًا الأسرع في تاريخ ODI، تم تحقيقه في 117 كرة فقط. كما أن 223* هو ثالث أعلى得点 فردي في cricket ODI، وأعطى الهند أعلى مطاردة ناجحة، تجاوزت أفضل سابقتها البالغة 362-1 ضد أستراليا في 2013.

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গিলের 223* বাংলাদেশকে রেকর্ড ODI চেজে জিতায়

Shubman Gill's 223 not out off 133 balls powered India to an eight-wicket win over West Indies in the second ODI, chasing down a massive 406-run target. Gill's innings marked his best ODI score and the highest individual tally in an ODI run-chase, surpassing Glenn Maxwell's previous record. Opening alongside Rohit Sharma (101), Gill helped post 255 runs for the first wicket, the second-highest opening stand for India in ODIs. This was only the second successful 400-plus run-chase in ODI history, after South Africa's 438-9 against Australia in 2006. West Indies had earlier set a formidable total of 405-7, with three batters—Amir Jangoo (114), Shai Hope (104), and John Campbell (101)—scoring centuries, marking the first instance of five centuries in a single ODI game. Campbell's blistering 101 off 68 balls included five sixes and nine fours, while the team's powerplay burst of 96-1 set the tone. Despite the historic batting display, West Indies' three-century effort ended in defeat, the first such occurrence in ODI history. India's win gave them a 2-0 lead in the three-match series, with the final ODI scheduled in Chandigarh on Saturday.

Gill's double century, reached in just 117 balls, was the fastest in ODI history, and his second fifty came off only 24 balls. The 223* is also the third-highest individual score in ODI cricket. "It was a hot and humid day," Gill said post-match. "With 400 on the board, there was pressure at the start and then at the halfway mark. I am very pleased I could stay till the end and finish this innings."

This landmark victory builds on India's seven-wicket win in the first ODI in Thiruvananthapuram, where they chased 362-1 against Australia in 2013, their previous highest run-chase.

ভারত против ওয়েস্ট ইন্ডিজ ODI-এ শুভমন গিল কোন রেকর্ড ভেঙ্গেছেন?

শুভমন গিল 133 বলে 223* করে ODI চেজে সর্বোচ্চ ব্যক্তিগত স্কোর তৈরি করেছেন, গ্লেন ম্যাক্সওয়েলের 201 রেকর্ডকে অতিক্রম করেছেন। তার ডবল সেঞ্চুরি শুধু 117 বলে纯粹 হয়েছে, ODI ইতিহাসে সবচেয়ে দ্রুত। 223* ODI ক্রিকেটে তৃতীয় সর্বোচ্চ ব্যক্তিগত স্কোর এবং এই জয়ের ফলে ভারত তাদের সবচেয়ে উচ্চ সফল রান চেজে পৌঁছেছে, যা 2013-এ অস্ট্রেলিয়া против 362-1কে অতিক্রম করে।

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Gills 223* führt Indien zu historischem ODI-Chase-Sieg

Shubman Gill's 223 not out off 133 balls powered India to an eight-wicket win over West Indies in the second ODI, chasing down a massive 406-run target. Gill's innings marked his best ODI score and the highest individual tally in an ODI run-chase, surpassing Glenn Maxwell's previous record. Opening alongside Rohit Sharma (101), Gill helped post 255 runs for the first wicket, the second-highest opening stand for India in ODIs. This was only the second successful 400-plus run-chase in ODI history, after South Africa's 438-9 against Australia in 2006. West Indies had earlier set a formidable total of 405-7, with three batters—Amir Jangoo (114), Shai Hope (104), and John Campbell (101)—scoring centuries, marking the first instance of five centuries in a single ODI game. Campbell's blistering 101 off 68 balls included five sixes and nine fours, while the team's powerplay burst of 96-1 set the tone. Despite the historic batting display, West Indies' three-century effort ended in defeat, the first such occurrence in ODI history. India's win gave them a 2-0 lead in the three-match series, with the final ODI scheduled in Chandigarh on Saturday.

Gill's double century, reached in just 117 balls, was the fastest in ODI history, and his second fifty came off only 24 balls. The 223* is also the third-highest individual score in ODI cricket. "It was a hot and humid day," Gill said post-match. "With 400 on the board, there was pressure at the start and then at the halfway mark. I am very pleased I could stay till the end and finish this innings."

This landmark victory builds on India's seven-wicket win in the first ODI in Thiruvananthapuram, where they chased 362-1 against Australia in 2013, their previous highest run-chase.

Welche Rekorde brach Shubman Gill im ODI zwischen Indien und den West Indies?

Shubman Gill erzielte 223 not out aus 133 Bällen, wodurch er die höchste Punktzahl in einem ODI-Chase aufstellte und Glenn Maxwells vorherigen Rekord von 201 übertraf. Sein Doppelzentrum wurde auch in nur 117 Bällen erreicht, was es zum schnellsten in der ODI-Geschichte macht. Darüber hinaus ist die 223* die dritthöchste individuelle Punktzahl im ODI-Cricket und ermöglichte Indien ihre bisher höchste erfolgreiche Run-Chase, die ihre frühere Bestleistung von 362-1 gegen Australien im Jahr 2013 übertrifft.

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El 223* de Gill impulsa a India a una victoria histórica en la persecución de ODI

Shubman Gill's 223 not out off 133 balls powered India to an eight-wicket win over West Indies in the second ODI, chasing down a massive 406-run target. Gill's innings marked his best ODI score and the highest individual tally in an ODI run-chase, surpassing Glenn Maxwell's previous record. Opening alongside Rohit Sharma (101), Gill helped post 255 runs for the first wicket, the second-highest opening stand for India in ODIs. This was only the second successful 400-plus run-chase in ODI history, after South Africa's 438-9 against Australia in 2006. West Indies had earlier set a formidable total of 405-7, with three batters—Amir Jangoo (114), Shai Hope (104), and John Campbell (101)—scoring centuries, marking the first instance of five centuries in a single ODI game. Campbell's blistering 101 off 68 balls included five sixes and nine fours, while the team's powerplay burst of 96-1 set the tone. Despite the historic batting display, West Indies' three-century effort ended in defeat, the first such occurrence in ODI history. India's win gave them a 2-0 lead in the three-match series, with the final ODI scheduled in Chandigarh on Saturday.

Gill's double century, reached in just 117 balls, was the fastest in ODI history, and his second fifty came off only 24 balls. The 223* is also the third-highest individual score in ODI cricket. "It was a hot and humid day," Gill said post-match. "With 400 on the board, there was pressure at the start and then at the halfway mark. I am very pleased I could stay till the end and finish this innings."

This landmark victory builds on India's seven-wicket win in the first ODI in Thiruvananthapuram, where they chased 362-1 against Australia in 2013, their previous highest run-chase.

¿Qué récords rompió Shubman Gill en el ODI entre India y las Indias Occidentales?

Shubman Gill anotó 223 no out en 133 bolas, marcando la puntuación más alta en una persecución de ODI, superando los 201 de Glenn Maxwell. Su doble siglo también fue el más rápido en la historia del ODI, alcanzado en solo 117 bolas. El 223* también es la tercera puntuación individual más alta en el cricket ODI y le dio a India su persecución exitosa más alta, superando su mejor marca anterior de 362-1 contra Australia en 2013.

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Le 223* de Gill propulse l'Inde vers une victoire historique en poursuite ODI

Shubman Gill's 223 not out off 133 balls powered India to an eight-wicket win over West Indies in the second ODI, chasing down a massive 406-run target. Gill's innings marked his best ODI score and the highest individual tally in an ODI run-chase, surpassing Glenn Maxwell's previous record. Opening alongside Rohit Sharma (101), Gill helped post 255 runs for the first wicket, the second-highest opening stand for India in ODIs. This was only the second successful 400-plus run-chase in ODI history, after South Africa's 438-9 against Australia in 2006. West Indies had earlier set a formidable total of 405-7, with three batters—Amir Jangoo (114), Shai Hope (104), and John Campbell (101)—scoring centuries, marking the first instance of five centuries in a single ODI game. Campbell's blistering 101 off 68 balls included five sixes and nine fours, while the team's powerplay burst of 96-1 set the tone. Despite the historic batting display, West Indies' three-century effort ended in defeat, the first such occurrence in ODI history. India's win gave them a 2-0 lead in the three-match series, with the final ODI scheduled in Chandigarh on Saturday.

Gill's double century, reached in just 117 balls, was the fastest in ODI history, and his second fifty came off only 24 balls. The 223* is also the third-highest individual score in ODI cricket. "It was a hot and humid day," Gill said post-match. "With 400 on the board, there was pressure at the start and then at the halfway mark. I am very pleased I could stay till the end and finish this innings."

This landmark victory builds on India's seven-wicket win in the first ODI in Thiruvananthapuram, where they chased 362-1 against Australia in 2013, their previous highest run-chase.

Quels records Shubman Gill a-t-il battus lors du ODI Inde vs Indes Occidentales ?

Shubman Gill a marqué 223 not out en 133 balles, établissant le score le plus élevé en poursuite de ODI, dépassant les 201 de Glenn Maxwell. Son double siècle a également été le plus rapide de l'histoire du ODI, atteint en seulement 117 balles. Le 223* est aussi le troisième score individuel le plus élevé du cricket ODI et a offert à l'Inde leur poursuite réussie la plus élevée, dépassant leur précédent meilleur de 362-1 contre l'Australie en 2013.

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🇮🇳 हिन्दी

गिल का 223* भारत को रिकॉर्ड ODI चेज़ जीत दिलाता है

Shubman Gill's 223 not out off 133 balls powered India to an eight-wicket win over West Indies in the second ODI, chasing down a massive 406-run target. Gill's innings marked his best ODI score and the highest individual tally in an ODI run-chase, surpassing Glenn Maxwell's previous record. Opening alongside Rohit Sharma (101), Gill helped post 255 runs for the first wicket, the second-highest opening stand for India in ODIs. This was only the second successful 400-plus run-chase in ODI history, after South Africa's 438-9 against Australia in 2006. West Indies had earlier set a formidable total of 405-7, with three batters—Amir Jangoo (114), Shai Hope (104), and John Campbell (101)—scoring centuries, marking the first instance of five centuries in a single ODI game. Campbell's blistering 101 off 68 balls included five sixes and nine fours, while the team's powerplay burst of 96-1 set the tone. Despite the historic batting display, West Indies' three-century effort ended in defeat, the first such occurrence in ODI history. India's win gave them a 2-0 lead in the three-match series, with the final ODI scheduled in Chandigarh on Saturday.

Gill's double century, reached in just 117 balls, was the fastest in ODI history, and his second fifty came off only 24 balls. The 223* is also the third-highest individual score in ODI cricket. "It was a hot and humid day," Gill said post-match. "With 400 on the board, there was pressure at the start and then at the halfway mark. I am very pleased I could stay till the end and finish this innings."

This landmark victory builds on India's seven-wicket win in the first ODI in Thiruvananthapuram, where they chased 362-1 against Australia in 2013, their previous highest run-chase.

भारत बनाम वेस्ट इंडीज ODI में शुभमन गिल ने कौन से रिकॉर्ड तोड़े?

शुभमन गिल ने 133 गेंदों पर 223* बनाया, जो ODI चेज़ में सर्वोच्च व्यक्तिगत स्कोर है, ग्लेन मैक्सवेल के 201 के रिकॉर्ड को पार करते हुए। उनका डबल सेंचुरी केवल 117 गेंदों में पूरा हुआ, जो ODI इतिहास में सबसे तेज़ है। 223* ODI क्रिकेट में तीसरा सर्वोच्च व्यक्तिगत स्कोर है और इसने भारत को उनकी अब तक की सबसे सफल रन चेज़ दिलाई, जो 2013 में ऑस्ट्रेलिया के खिलाफ 362-1 को पार करती है।

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🇮🇩 Bahasa Indonesia

223* Gill Membawa India Menang dalam Sejarah ODI Chase

Shubman Gill's 223 not out off 133 balls powered India to an eight-wicket win over West Indies in the second ODI, chasing down a massive 406-run target. Gill's innings marked his best ODI score and the highest individual tally in an ODI run-chase, surpassing Glenn Maxwell's previous record. Opening alongside Rohit Sharma (101), Gill helped post 255 runs for the first wicket, the second-highest opening stand for India in ODIs. This was only the second successful 400-plus run-chase in ODI history, after South Africa's 438-9 against Australia in 2006. West Indies had earlier set a formidable total of 405-7, with three batters—Amir Jangoo (114), Shai Hope (104), and John Campbell (101)—scoring centuries, marking the first instance of five centuries in a single ODI game. Campbell's blistering 101 off 68 balls included five sixes and nine fours, while the team's powerplay burst of 96-1 set the tone. Despite the historic batting display, West Indies' three-century effort ended in defeat, the first such occurrence in ODI history. India's win gave them a 2-0 lead in the three-match series, with the final ODI scheduled in Chandigarh on Saturday.

Gill's double century, reached in just 117 balls, was the fastest in ODI history, and his second fifty came off only 24 balls. The 223* is also the third-highest individual score in ODI cricket. "It was a hot and humid day," Gill said post-match. "With 400 on the board, there was pressure at the start and then at the halfway mark. I am very pleased I could stay till the end and finish this innings."

This landmark victory builds on India's seven-wicket win in the first ODI in Thiruvananthapuram, where they chased 362-1 against Australia in 2013, their previous highest run-chase.

Apa rekor yang diinfract oleh Shubman Gill dalam ODI India melawan West Indies?

Shubman Gill mencatat 223 not out dari 133 bola, mencatatkan skor tertinggi dalam sebuah ODI chase, melebihi rekor Glenn Maxwell sebesar 201. Double century-nya juga merupakan yang tercepat dalam sejarah ODI, tercapai hanya dalam 117 bola. Nilai 223* juga merupakan skor individu ketiga tertinggi dalam cricket ODI dan memberikan India chase yang berhasil tertinggi, melebihi rekor sebelumnya sebesar 362-1 melawan Australia pada tahun 2013.

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🇯🇵 日本語

ギルの223*がインドを記録的なODIチェイス勝利へ導く

Shubman Gill's 223 not out off 133 balls powered India to an eight-wicket win over West Indies in the second ODI, chasing down a massive 406-run target. Gill's innings marked his best ODI score and the highest individual tally in an ODI run-chase, surpassing Glenn Maxwell's previous record. Opening alongside Rohit Sharma (101), Gill helped post 255 runs for the first wicket, the second-highest opening stand for India in ODIs. This was only the second successful 400-plus run-chase in ODI history, after South Africa's 438-9 against Australia in 2006. West Indies had earlier set a formidable total of 405-7, with three batters—Amir Jangoo (114), Shai Hope (104), and John Campbell (101)—scoring centuries, marking the first instance of five centuries in a single ODI game. Campbell's blistering 101 off 68 balls included five sixes and nine fours, while the team's powerplay burst of 96-1 set the tone. Despite the historic batting display, West Indies' three-century effort ended in defeat, the first such occurrence in ODI history. India's win gave them a 2-0 lead in the three-match series, with the final ODI scheduled in Chandigarh on Saturday.

Gill's double century, reached in just 117 balls, was the fastest in ODI history, and his second fifty came off only 24 balls. The 223* is also the third-highest individual score in ODI cricket. "It was a hot and humid day," Gill said post-match. "With 400 on the board, there was pressure at the start and then at the halfway mark. I am very pleased I could stay till the end and finish this innings."

This landmark victory builds on India's seven-wicket win in the first ODI in Thiruvananthapuram, where they chased 362-1 against Australia in 2013, their previous highest run-chase.

インド対西インド諸島のODIでシュブマン・ギルはどの記録を破りましたか?

シュブマン・ギルは133ボールで223*を記録し、ODIチェイスにおける最高個人得点を記録し、グレン・マクスウェルの201を上回りました。彼のダブルセンチュリーはODI史上最速で、わずか117ボールで達成されました。さらに、223*はODIクリケットにおける3番目に高い個人得点であり、この勝利によりインドは過去最高の成功したランチェイスを達成し、2013年のオーストラリア戦の362-1を上回りました。

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🇧🇷 Português

O 223* de Gill impulsiona a Índia para uma vitória histórica na perseguição de ODI

Shubman Gill's 223 not out off 133 balls powered India to an eight-wicket win over West Indies in the second ODI, chasing down a massive 406-run target. Gill's innings marked his best ODI score and the highest individual tally in an ODI run-chase, surpassing Glenn Maxwell's previous record. Opening alongside Rohit Sharma (101), Gill helped post 255 runs for the first wicket, the second-highest opening stand for India in ODIs. This was only the second successful 400-plus run-chase in ODI history, after South Africa's 438-9 against Australia in 2006. West Indies had earlier set a formidable total of 405-7, with three batters—Amir Jangoo (114), Shai Hope (104), and John Campbell (101)—scoring centuries, marking the first instance of five centuries in a single ODI game. Campbell's blistering 101 off 68 balls included five sixes and nine fours, while the team's powerplay burst of 96-1 set the tone. Despite the historic batting display, West Indies' three-century effort ended in defeat, the first such occurrence in ODI history. India's win gave them a 2-0 lead in the three-match series, with the final ODI scheduled in Chandigarh on Saturday.

Gill's double century, reached in just 117 balls, was the fastest in ODI history, and his second fifty came off only 24 balls. The 223* is also the third-highest individual score in ODI cricket. "It was a hot and humid day," Gill said post-match. "With 400 on the board, there was pressure at the start and then at the halfway mark. I am very pleased I could stay till the end and finish this innings."

This landmark victory builds on India's seven-wicket win in the first ODI in Thiruvananthapuram, where they chased 362-1 against Australia in 2013, their previous highest run-chase.

Quais recordes Shubman Gill quebrou no ODI entre Índia e Índias Ocidentais?

Shubman Gill marcou 223 not out em 133 bolas, alcançando a maior pontuação em uma perseguição de ODI, superando os 201 de Glenn Maxwell. Seu double century também foi o mais rápido na história do ODI, alcançado em apenas 117 bolas. O 223* também é a terceira maior pontuação individual no cricket ODI e deu à Índia sua maior perseguição bem-sucedida, superando seu melhor anterior de 362-1 contra a Austrália em 2013.

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🇷🇺 Русский

223* Гиля привел Индию к исторической победе в погоне ODI

Shubman Gill's 223 not out off 133 balls powered India to an eight-wicket win over West Indies in the second ODI, chasing down a massive 406-run target. Gill's innings marked his best ODI score and the highest individual tally in an ODI run-chase, surpassing Glenn Maxwell's previous record. Opening alongside Rohit Sharma (101), Gill helped post 255 runs for the first wicket, the second-highest opening stand for India in ODIs. This was only the second successful 400-plus run-chase in ODI history, after South Africa's 438-9 against Australia in 2006. West Indies had earlier set a formidable total of 405-7, with three batters—Amir Jangoo (114), Shai Hope (104), and John Campbell (101)—scoring centuries, marking the first instance of five centuries in a single ODI game. Campbell's blistering 101 off 68 balls included five sixes and nine fours, while the team's powerplay burst of 96-1 set the tone. Despite the historic batting display, West Indies' three-century effort ended in defeat, the first such occurrence in ODI history. India's win gave them a 2-0 lead in the three-match series, with the final ODI scheduled in Chandigarh on Saturday.

Gill's double century, reached in just 117 balls, was the fastest in ODI history, and his second fifty came off only 24 balls. The 223* is also the third-highest individual score in ODI cricket. "It was a hot and humid day," Gill said post-match. "With 400 on the board, there was pressure at the start and then at the halfway mark. I am very pleased I could stay till the end and finish this innings."

This landmark victory builds on India's seven-wicket win in the first ODI in Thiruvananthapuram, where they chased 362-1 against Australia in 2013, their previous highest run-chase.

Какие рекорды побил Шубман Гил в матче ODI Индия против Вест-Индии?

Шубман Гил набрал 223 не выбыв за 133 мяча, установив最高ее индивидуальное достижение в погоне ODI, превзойдя 201 Гленна Максвелла. Его двойной сотню также стал самым быстрым в истории ODI, достигнут за всего 117 мячей. Кроме того, 223* является третьим по высоте индивидуальным показателем в крикете ODI и обеспечил Индии их highest successful run-chase, превзойдя предыдущий лучший результат 362-1 против Австралии в 2013 году.

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🇨🇳 简体中文

吉尔的223*助力印度创造纪录的ODI追分胜利

Shubman Gill's 223 not out off 133 balls powered India to an eight-wicket win over West Indies in the second ODI, chasing down a massive 406-run target. Gill's innings marked his best ODI score and the highest individual tally in an ODI run-chase, surpassing Glenn Maxwell's previous record. Opening alongside Rohit Sharma (101), Gill helped post 255 runs for the first wicket, the second-highest opening stand for India in ODIs. This was only the second successful 400-plus run-chase in ODI history, after South Africa's 438-9 against Australia in 2006. West Indies had earlier set a formidable total of 405-7, with three batters—Amir Jangoo (114), Shai Hope (104), and John Campbell (101)—scoring centuries, marking the first instance of five centuries in a single ODI game. Campbell's blistering 101 off 68 balls included five sixes and nine fours, while the team's powerplay burst of 96-1 set the tone. Despite the historic batting display, West Indies' three-century effort ended in defeat, the first such occurrence in ODI history. India's win gave them a 2-0 lead in the three-match series, with the final ODI scheduled in Chandigarh on Saturday.

Gill's double century, reached in just 117 balls, was the fastest in ODI history, and his second fifty came off only 24 balls. The 223* is also the third-highest individual score in ODI cricket. "It was a hot and humid day," Gill said post-match. "With 400 on the board, there was pressure at the start and then at the halfway mark. I am very pleased I could stay till the end and finish this innings."

This landmark victory builds on India's seven-wicket win in the first ODI in Thiruvananthapuram, where they chased 362-1 against Australia in 2013, their previous highest run-chase.

什布曼·吉尔在印度对西印度群岛的ODI比赛中打破了哪些纪录?

什布曼·吉尔以133球击出223分不败,创造了ODI追分最高个人得分纪录,超越了格伦·麦克斯韦尔的201分。他的双百仅用117球完成,是ODI历史上最快的双百。223*也是ODI cricket中第三高的个人得分,并帮助印度实现了最高成功追分,超过了他们之前对澳大利亚在2013年的362-1纪录。

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