In what was once a impressive run-chase through India after being lowered to 27/2, the Males in Blue went directly to whitewash the West Indies 3-Zero within the T20 global collection.

Maximum consecutive wins towards WI in T20Is:

6 – India (2018-19)*

5 – Pakistan (2016-17)

WI have now misplaced 57 T20Is – the joint maximum through any crew along Bangladesh.#WIvIND

— Umang Pabari (@UPStatsman) August 6, 2019

Each did exactly what I believed they may be able to do.

They did not leave out the risk & delivered the great in taste.

Congrats to each, smartly deserving ones.

— Jose Puliampatta (@JosePuliampatta) August 6, 2019

Deepak Chahar started with a bang within the powerplay overs and picked 3 wickets. His figures had been a scintillating 3-1-4-3.

Tale of Indian cricket for the reason that flip of the century is collection of high quality speedy bowlers coming from in all places the rustic

— Cricketwallah (@cricketwallah) August 6, 2019

What a get started for Deepak Chahar.. Swing exposing technical chinks and those are batsmen with vulnerable base anyway.

— KASHISH (@crickashish217) August 6, 2019

Must stay him going whilst the ball is swinging.

— Saurabh Malhotra (@MalhotraSaurabh) August 6, 2019

West Indies had been lowered to 14/Three prior to Kieron Pollard revived them from the deficient get started. He went on to attain an excellent 58 runs from simply 45 balls with six sixes. His knock helped the hosts post a complete of 146/6.

Pollard is phenomenally ruthless on his Mumbai Indians colleagues…Pandya and Rahul Chahar.

On a major observe—six hitting will have to no longer be this easy 😱 #WIvIND

— Aakash Chopra (@cricketaakash) August 6, 2019

Good knock from Pollard involves an finish. 6 sixes in his 58 runs.

— Johns (@CricCrazyJohns) August 6, 2019

That was once the Kieron Pollard of previous ! #rally

— Pete Boot (@PeteBoot_145) August 6, 2019

With Shikhar Dhawan and KL Rahul disregarded early, skipper Virat Kohli displayed extra special shape as he slammed an implausible fifty main from the entrance.

Virat Kohli doing Virat Kohli issues. He has performed best 8% false photographs, whilst the entire tournament ranking bearing in mind all avid gamers is 20%. #WIvIND

— The CricViz Analyst (@cricvizanalyst) August 6, 2019

Maximum 50+ rankings in T20Is:

21 Virat Kohli (in 65 resorts)

21 Rohit Sharma (88)

16 Martin Guptill (74)

15 Chris Gayle (54)

15 Brendon McCullum (70)#WIvIND

— Rajneesh Gupta (@rgcricket) August 6, 2019

King Kohli does not demolish the opposition bowlers. He is like a gradual poison – will stay on stealing singles and doubles with occasional barriers and inflicts the wear and tear even prior to the opposition realises it. @imVkohli

— RAJ KAMAL KATTA (@RAAZsayZ) August 6, 2019

After two deficient innings within the collection, Rishabh Pant displayed his mettle with the bat as he scored an interesting 65 runs from simply 42 balls. He completed issues in taste with a six as India went directly to win through 7 wickets.

Rishabh Pant turns into the primary Indian batsman to check in two T20I fifties prior to the age of 22 years!#IndvWI#IndvsWI#WIvInd

— Mohandas Menon (@mohanstatsman) August 6, 2019

Pant’s 2nd T20I fifty. (Probably) match-winning partnership.

Averaged 16.nine in T20I prior to this sport. Optimistically can pick out that up from right here on…#WIvIND #INDvWI

— Suneer (@suneerchowdhary) August 6, 2019

Method smart, Pant is T20 model of smith

— Jatin (@LogicalBakwaas) August 6, 2019

Gazing Rishabh Pant bat from time to time is like staring at a tennis-ball slogger in his pomp hitting ridiculous photographs at will. Divided to select one who I would have an interest to understand: (1) what number of bats has he damaged thus far, (2) If he will drop just a little of ridiculousness. @RibsGully #INDvWI

— Devarchit (@Devarchit) August 6, 2019

One inning does no longer exchange the questions over Rishabh Pants temperament… child is a smart skill, however wishes to position a top class on his wicket within the shorter codecs.

— if Shrikant,who can? (@HomerOpines) August 6, 2019