India vs West Indies LIVE Score and LIVE Streaming 4th ODI, IND vs WI: Rohit Sharma (162) and Ambati Rayudu (100) proved skipper Virat Kohli’s decision to win the toss and bat first right at the Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai on Monday afternoon. Sharma took charge after India lost Shikhar Dhawan and Virat Kohli early and added over 200 runs for the third wicket with Rayudu. Both the batsmen paced their innings really well and went after the bowlers once they were in. MS Dhoni and Kedar Jadhav gave the Indian innings the finishing touches and helped the side to 377/5 after 50 overs.
The visitors, on the other hand, would be on cloud nine following the win in Pune. Jason Holder has led his side brilliantly in the tournament so far and would be hoping for consistency from his side. Shimron Hetmyer and Shai Hope have clearly been their standout performers and allowed Windies to hover around the 300-run mark. The management would be hoping for more contribution from experienced Marlon Samuels.
Here are the playing XIs for India vs West Indies 4th ODI:
India: Rohit Sharma, Shikhar Dhawan, Virat Kohli(c), Ambati Rayudu, MS Dhoni(w), Kedar Jadhav, Ravindra Jadeja, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Kuldeep Yadav, K Khaleel Ahmed, Jasprit Bumrah.
Windies: Kieran Powell, Chandrapaul Hemraj, Shai Hope(w), Marlon Samuels, Shimron Hetmyer, Rovman Powell, Jason Holder(c), Fabian Allen, Ashley Nurse, Kemar Roach, Keemo Paul.
Kuldeep gets Roach. Windies all out for 153. Another googly another wicket. Clips the top of off stump! India's 3rd biggest win by margin of runs.
Roach b Kuldeep Yadav 6 (27)
Jadeja foxes Paul, stumped, Dhoni whips the bails! Windies are nine down. Last man for windies is Roach. Windies 133/9 in 30 overs.
KMA Paul st †Dhoni b Jadeja 19 (18)
Kuldeep Yadav gets Nurse. The googly does it for Yadav once more. Rohit takes a reflex catch at 1st slip. Paul comes in next. Windies 105/8 in 23 overs
Nurse c Sharma b Kuldeep Yadav 8 (13)
Kuldeep Yadav gets Allen with a googly. They can't pick Yadav's ace delivery. Allen goes for a drive but ball takes outside edge and Rohit takes a good catch. Nurse comes next.
FA Allen c Sharma b Kuldeep Yadav 10 (17)
Khaleel gets Samuels. Samuels fishes a drive but it flew off bat's edge. Rohit accepts takes it stretching.
M Samuels c Sharma b Ahmed 18 (23)
Windies lose their fourth wicket, Score is just 47. Khaleel castles Powell. Holder comes in next.
R Powell b Ahmed 1 (9)
Windies 47/5 in 11.4 overs
Ahmed traps Hetmyer. Hetmyer calls for review but loses the appeal. Impact's on middle stump, crashing top of middle.
Hetmyer lbw b Ahmed 13 (11b)
Powel walks in.
Windies lose Powell, Hope, Hemraj in quick succession. Two runouts. Windies struggling at 20/3 in 5.3 overs. It is over to samuels and Hetmyers now to rescue the hosts.
Bhuvneshwar Kumar strikes and India get the first breakthrough. It is Chandrapaul Hemraj who departs. Good start for Men in Blue.
Bumrah's inswinger had beaten Powell and went straight to Dhoni's gloves. The Indian cricket team appealed but umpire said not out. Kohli opted for the DRS but the ball had hit the pad and the decision remains not out.
West Indies - 20/0 (3 Overs)
Kieran Powell - 4 (4)
Chandrapaul Hemraj - 14 (14)
Jasprit Bumrah will take the new ball from the other end. He was impressive for India in the last game and should look to continue that form going.
Chandrapaul Hemraj gets going with a couple of runs. The ball was slightly shorth off length and the Windies opener guided it past the point fielder.
We are back for the run chase. Kieron Powell and Chandrapaul Hemraj will open the batting for Windies. Bhuvneshwar Kumar will take the new ball.
Even though this is a mammoth target, it will be an interesting run chase.
Kedar Jadhav finishes the innings with a four and helps India finish at 377/5.
Virat Kohli would be a happy man at this moment. This is the kind of score India needed to win the match with dew expected to come in during the second innings. The openers gave a good start but after Shikhar Dhawan and Virat Kohli fell cheaply, Rohit Sharma (162) took control of things and added more than 200 runs with Ambati Rayudu (100). Both the batsmen dominated the visitors and MS Dhoni and Kedar Jadhav provided the finishing touches to the Indian innings.
India - 362/5 (49 Overs)
Kedar Jadhav - 7 (4)
Ravindra Jadeja - 1 (1)
Sad way to get out. Rayudu mis-timed one shot and ran for a single but Allen hit the stumps on his own bowling and the batsman has to leave. Rayudu departs for 100 from 80 balls.
Kedar Jadhav is the new man in.
Back to back boundaries for MS Dhoni. He has started off well here and moves on to 15 runs from 9 balls. With three overs to go, India is in a great position.
A much-deserved century for Ambati Rayudu. It has been a long journey for this cricketer but it seems that his moment has arrived. Rayudu scores third ODI century from 80 balls.
India - 324/3 (45 Overs)
MS Dhoni - 4 (4)
Ambati Rayudu - 92 (72)
HEARTBREAK! There goes the big wicket. Rohit Sharma is gone for 162 and he misses out on another double-century but the Indian vice-captain has played his part here. Ashley Nurse gets the wicket.
MS Dhoni is the new batsman in.
SIX! Another one from Rohit Sharma's blade and he moves on to 162. What a knock this is turning out to be. No matter who is bowling, Sharma is only dealing in sixes.
India - 304/2 (43 Overs)
Ambati Rayudu - 84 (68)
Rohit Sharma - 156 (133)
What a knock! The master of big totals has stepped up once again. He completes 150 runs from just 131 balls. With seven overs left, are we up for another 200 from Rohit?
WOW! What a shot! Ambati Rayudu goes down on his knees against Jason Holder and slog sweeps the West Indian captain for a gigantic six. He moves on to 84 runs from 68 balls.
Since being promoted to open the batting in 2013 Champions Trophy in England, Rohit Sharma has been one of the most prolific run-scorers for India in ODIs.
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Rohit Sharma has left Sachin Tendulkar behind in the list of most sixes by an Indian in ODIs. He now has 196 sixes to his name and is only behind MS Dhoni.
India - 275/2 (41 Overs)
Ambati Rayudu - 75 (64)
Rohit Sharma - 137 (125)
At the end of 40th over, India is at 261/2. With both the batsmen well set and wickets in hand, the Indian cricket team should score at least 100 runs in the last 10 overs.
Rohit Sharma and Ambati Rayudu have added 150 runs for the third wicket and these runs have come at a great rate. Meanwhile, Rohit Sharma sends Kemo Paul into the stands and moves on to 127. He is on fire!
Ambati Rayudu and Rohit Sharma are going after the bowlers now. India have gone past 250-run mark in the 39th over itself. Another 100 runs in the last 11 overs?
India - 241/2 (38 Overs)
Rohit Sharma - 118 (115)
Ambati Rayudu - 60 (56)
Ambati Rayudu at his best! It was full from Samuels and Rayudu smashed it over bowler's head for a maximum. Why has this man not played more for India!
Ambati Rayudu scores his 10th ODI half-century and a much-needed one. This would further establish his place in the side with just 14 games for next year's World Cup.
It has been a well paced knock from Rayudu who has taken 50 balls to reach the milestone.
84 balls are left, India have eight wickets in hand and both the batsmen have setlled. The stage is set for fireworks and if Rohit Sharma stays in till the end, we are up for a treat.
India - 210/2 (34 Overs)
Ambati Rayudu - 45 (45)
Rohit Sharma - 102 (102)
Ambati Rayudu and Rohit Sharma have increased the scoring rate in the last few overs. They have added 103 runs from 101 balls so far.
Rohit Sharma take a bow! Local boy completes yet another century. This is his 21st ODI century and he becomes fourth fastest to achieve the feat after Hashim Amla, Virat Kohli and AB de Villiers.
Rohit Sharma averages 126 against spin while Rayudu's average against spin in ODIs is 102. So, West Indies have not made a great decision by introducing spin from both ends - Fabian Allen and Ashley Nurse.
The partnership between these two is of 91 runs from 92 balls.
India - 175/2 (30 Overs)
Rohit Sharma - 89 (89)
Ambati Rayudu - 23 (34)