West Indies scripted history in Guwahati on Wednesday by breaching the 400-run mark for the first time in their 53-year ODI history. Powered by centuries from John Campbell (101), Shai Hope (104), and Amir Jangoo (114), the visitors posted 405/7 against India in the second ODI. This score surpassed their previous record of 389 made against England in 2019 and became the third-highest total ever scored against India in 50-over cricket.
The West Indies cricket team achieved a monumental milestone in ODI history by scoring 405/7 against India in the second ODI at the Barsapara Cricket Stadium in Guwahati. This marks the first time in their 53-year One-Day International history that West Indies have breached the 400-run mark in 50-over cricket. The total surpassed their previous highest ODI score of 389, which was set against England at St. George’s in 2019. (India vs West Indies 2nd ODI Scorecard)
3 Centuries from West Indies Batters:
The record-breaking total was anchored by three individual centuries from John Campbell (101 off 68), skipper Shai Hope (104 off 94), and Amir Jangoo (114 off 77). This performance marked the first instance in West Indies ODI history where three batters registered hundreds in the same innings. The assault severely tested the Indian bowling unit, with debutant Aaqib Nabi leaking 84 runs in 8.5 overs while Gurnoor Brar conceded 96 runs in his 10 overs.
The total of 405/7 places West Indies among the elite teams to score over 400 runs in Men’s ODI cricket. It also stands as the third-highest score ever recorded against India in the 50-over format, trailing South Africa’s 438/4 at Wankhede in 2015 and Sri Lanka’s 411/8 at Rajkot in 2009. With this total, West Indies firmly cemented their place in the record books while putting immense pressure on the home side in Guwahati.
West Indies recorded their highest ODI total of 405/7 against India in Guwahati on September 30, 2026. West Indies’ 405/7 in Guwahati ranks as the third-highest total scored against India in ODI cricket history.
