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West Indies cruised to an emphatic 8-wicket victory in the first ODI of the three-match series against India in Chennai.
Spinners failed to take a single wicket in the first ODI at Chennai in 198 deliveries, which is a new record in India.
Wicketkeeper-batsman Rishabh Pant played a pressure-releasing knock of 71 during the first ODI against West Indies in Chennai.
The incident took place in the 48th over of India's innings, when Jadeja went for a quick single but the fielder affected a direct hit at the striker's end.
Shimron Hetmyer ended with a record-scripting 139 runs while being ably assisted by another centurion, Shai Hope as the pair stitched an impressive 200-plus partnership to guide West Indies to an eight-wicket win in Chennai
Hetmyer took 106 balls for his sensational 139 which was studded with 11 fours and seven huge sixes.
Chasing a challenging 288 for a victory on a sluggish wicket, 22-year old Hetmyer took 106 balls for his sensational 139 which was studded with 11 fours and seven huge sixes.
The incident took place in the 48th over of India's innings, when Jadeja went for a quick single but the fielder affected a direct hit at the striker's end.
Hetmyer scored his fifth ODI century in just 85 balls to put West Indies on top in a 288-run chase against the hosts.
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