Shubman Gill 223 powers India’s record 406 in Guwahati run-fest: Stat pack

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Skipper Shubman Gill’s unbeaten 223 off 133 balls took India to 406/2 in 43.3 overs as the hosts completed the second most successful chase in men’s ODI history against West Indies in Guwahati on Wednesday. India won by eight wickets in 39 balls after West Indies posted 405/7, their highest ODI total.

Gill reached his double hundred in 117 ballswhich is the fastest 200 in ODI cricket. His 223* is the third highest individual score in men’s ODIs, behind Rohit Sharma’s 264 and Martin Guptill’s 237*, while becoming only the second batsman after Rohit to score multiple ODI double hundreds.

Rohit Sharma made 101 off 75 balls and shared 255 runs with Gill. The partnership gave India the platform to chase down 406, with the two batsmen making up more than half of India’s required runs before Rohit departed. The 811 runs scored in two innings made him the third highest aggregate in ODIs. West Indies’ 405/7 was the second highest total ever successfully chased down in men’s ODIs and only the second ODI total above 400 to end in defeat.

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West Indies also produced three individual centurions, with John Campbell, Shai Hope and Amir Jangoo reaching three figures. It was only the sixth time in men’s ODI history that a team scored three batting hundreds in the same innings.

Gill’s 223* also took his tally to 333 runs in his last two ODI innings, following his 110 against West Indies in the first ODI. This is the second highest total by a batter in two consecutive ODI innings, behind Martin Guptill’s 342 in 2015.

The Guwahati run-fest produced a number of remarkable figures.

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THE FASTEST TWO HUNDREDS IN MEN’S ODIS

  1. 117 balls – Shubman Gill vs West Indies, Guwahati, 2026
  2. 126 balls – Ishan Kishan vs Bangladesh, Chattogram, 2022
  3. 138 balls – Chris Gayle vs England, Canberra, 2015
  4. 138 balls – Virender Sehwag vs West Indies, Indore, 2011

DECKS WITH SEVERAL TWO HUNDREDS IN MEN’S ODIS

  1. Rohit Sharma
  2. Shubman Gill

MOST OF THE RUNS IN THE FOLLOWING TWO ODIS OF THE INNING

  1. 342 – Martin Guptill (105 and 237*) in 2015
  2. 333 – Shubman Gill (110 and 223*) in 2026
  3. 324 – Shubman Gill (116 and 208) in 2023
  4. 316 – Rohit Sharma (52 and 264) in 2014
  5. 316 – Sean Williams (174 and 142) in 2023
  6. HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL SCORE IN MEN’S ODI
  7. 264 – Rohit Sharma vs Sri Lanka, Kolkata, 2014
  8. 237* – Martin Guptill vs West Indies, Wellington, 2015
  9. 223* – Shubman Gill v West Indies, Guwahati, 2026
  10. 219 – Virender Sehwag vs West Indies, Indore, 2011
  11. 215 – Chris Gayle vs Zimbabwe, Canberra, 2015

THE MOST SUCCESSFUL CHASE IN THE MEN’S ODI

  1. 435/9 – South Africa vs Australia, Johannesburg, 2006
  2. 406/2 – India vs West Indies, Guwahati, 2026
  3. 372/6 – South Africa v Australia, Durban, 2016
  4. 371/3 – England v New Zealand, Wellington, 2019
  5. 370/3 – Netherlands v. Scotland, Dundee, 2025
  6. HIGHEST ODI SCORES IN A LOSS CAUSE
  7. 405/7 – West Indies vs India, Guwahati, 2026
  8. 401/6 – New Zealand vs Pakistan, Bengaluru, 2023
  9. 389 – West Indies v England, St George’s, 2019
  10. 359/9 – England Vs. Australia, Melbourne, 2018
  11. 356/9 – Australia vs India, Rajkot, 2013

HIGHEST SUMMARIES IN ODI

  1. 872 – Australia 434 and South Africa 438, Johannesburg, 2006
  2. 825 – India 414 and Sri Lanka 411, Rajkot, 2009
  3. 811 – West Indies 405 and India 406, Guwahati, 2026
  4. 807 – England 419 and West Indies 389, St George’s, 2019
  5. 771 – Australia 388 and New Zealand 383, Dharamsala, 2023

MOST FOLLOWING BILATERAL ODI SERIES WINS AGAINST OPPONENTS

  1. 14 – India vs West Indies
  2. 12 – Pakistan vs Zimbabwe
  3. 10 – Pakistan vs West Indies
  4. 10 – India vs Sri Lanka
  5. 9 – South Africa vs Zimbabwe

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