West Indies beat India in record chase as Hope hits 162 in third ODI
In the third ODI in Chandigarh, the West Indies achieved a record-breaking run chase, defeating India by five wickets. Captain Shai Hope led the charge with an unbeaten 162, guiding his team to 352-5 with 10 balls to spare, surpassing India's 351-7.

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AI-generatedIn the third ODI in Chandigarh, the West Indies achieved a record-breaking run chase, defeating India by five wickets. Captain Shai Hope led the charge with an unbeaten 162, guiding his team to 352-5 with 10 balls to spare, surpassing India's 351-7. This victory marked the West Indies' highest ODI run chase and their first win against India in the series, despite India having already secured the series. Hope's exceptional innings, his second consecutive century, was supported by contributions from Amir Jangoo (67) and Keemo Paul (44). The West Indies chased successfully in the high humidity, with Hope attributing the ease of the chase partly to dew.
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5 extractedShai Hope stated, 'Felt something around the groin area but wanted to fight through till the end.'
Lokesh Rahul scored 129 not out for India in their innings of 351-7.
West Indies successfully chased 352 runs, winning by five wickets with 10 balls to spare.
Shai Hope scored an unbeaten 162 to lead West Indies to a record ODI run-chase win against India.
Hope promoted himself to opening batter after Jewel Andrew reportedly injured a finger and went to hospital.