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- 1Shubman Gill hits fastest ODI double century●India captain Shubman Gill hits fastest double-hundred in one-day international cricket
India captain Shubman Gill has scored the fastest double-hundred in one-day international cricket history, reaching 200 runs in fewer deliveries than any previous batter. The landmark innings, achieved while leading the national side, puts Gill alongside an elite group of ODI double-centurions that includes Sachin Tendulkar and Rohit Sharma, and is being widely celebrated as a defining moment in his captaincy.
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West Indies opener John Campbell, who scored a century in the previous match, has been ruled out of the team's second ODI, dealing a major setback to the side ahead of the game. News reports in India are highlighting the injury absence of the centurion batsman, with fans discussing how West Indies will reshuffle their batting order in his absence.
- 3Three centurions power West Indies to record ODI total against India▼Three centurions propel West Indies to record ODI total against India
West Indies batsmen have posted their highest-ever one-day international total against India, with three players scoring centuries in the same innings. The record-breaking performance has become a major talking point among cricket fans, highlighting the Caribbean side's batting strength in the match against one of the sport's leading teams.
- 4West Indies hit record ODI total against India●Three centurions propel West Indies to record ODI total against India By Agence France-Presse Campbell, Hope and Jangoo
West Indies batsmen John Campbell, Shai Hope and Amir Jangoo each scored centuries as the side piled up 405 for seven against India, a record one-day international total for the team. The triple-hundred partnership effort stunned India's bowling attack and is drawing attention from cricket fans worldwide as one of the standout batting performances in recent ODI history.
- 5Unlikely star hits century as Aussie Test hopefuls fail again▼Unlikely star tons up but Aussie Test hopefuls fail again
A player rarely tipped for higher honours scored a century in Australian domestic cricket, while several batsmen in contention for Test selection failed once more. The contrasting performances put pressure on the hopefuls ahead of national selection, with the unlikely centurion strengthening his case and the candidates leaving selectors with little to justify their inclusion.