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West Indies set new ODI batting record against India

West Indies produced their highest-ever total in one-day internationals while dominating India’s bowlers in a high-scoring match.

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New Zealand v West Indies, Wellington, 18 February 2006
New Zealand v West Indies, Wellington, 18 February 2006 Ari Bakker from London, United Kingdom

West Indies set a new batting record in one-day internationals after overwhelming India’s bowlers in a high-scoring contest.

The West Indies amassed their highest-ever total in the 50-over format, turning the match into a run-fest against India. Their innings represented a landmark performance for the side’s one-day international batting record.

India’s bowlers were unable to contain the West Indies’ scoring as the Caribbean side built a total beyond any it had previously achieved in ODIs. The performance placed the West Indies in a dominant position during the match.

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The record total was the central feature of the contest, with the West Indies’ batting display setting a new benchmark for the team in one-day international cricket. No further details on the final result or individual performances are provided in the supplied material.

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