India vs West Indies: Which records might get broken tomorrow?
The ODI series between India and West Indies has been a thrill-ride for the fans. India won the first and fourth matches, and West Indies won the third, while the second one ended in a draw. The series stands at 2-1 in favor of India. Tomorrow, Thiruvananthapuram will host the final ODI and here we look at the records that might get broken.
Thiruvananthapuram will host its first ODI tomorrow
This will be the first ODI held at Thiruvananthapuram. Till date, it has only hosted one international match, a T20I between India and New Zealand. Thiruvananthapuram will become the 44th home ground for the Indian ODI team and the 47th Indian venue to host an ODI. Men in Blue have won 20 out of 43 times, their first ODI at a new home venue.
The 'unusual' records Virat Kohli can bag tomorrow
In this series, Virat Kohli has won all four tosses, and if he wins it tomorrow, he will become the first Indian to win five tosses in a bilateral home-series. He would also be the third captain to win five tosses in an ODI series against West Indies. Further, he will be the fourth Indian captain to win five tosses in a bilateral series.
MS Dhoni is edging towards a milestone
MS Dhoni needs just one run to complete 10,000 ODI runs for India. He will become the fifth Indian cricketer to achieve this milestone. He has 949 ODI runs against West Indies and with another 51 runs he would complete 1,000 runs against them.
Indian bowlers can notch up a few records
Bhuvneshwar Kumar needs two more scalps to get to 100 ODI wickets for India. Kuldeep Yadav needs four wickets to become the highest wicket-taker of 2018. India also need four wickets to become the fourth team to reach 150+ wicket-mark in 2018. If Jasprit Bumrah manages four wickets, he will become the pacer with the highest number of wickets since 2017.
