West Indies batters John Campbell, Shai Hope and Amir Jangoo created history during the second ODI against India at the Barsapara Cricket Stadium in Guwahati on Wednesday. All three batters scored centuries in the same innings, giving the Caribbean side a record-breaking moment in ODI cricket.
It was the first time in West Indies’ ODI history that three batters scored hundreds in the same innings. The Caribbean side had never previously had three centurions in a single 50-over innings.
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Three Centuries In An ODI Innings
The feat has now been achieved only six times in ODI history. Before West Indies’ remarkable effort against India, the previous five instances were:
- South Africa vs West Indies, Johannesburg, 2015
- South Africa vs India, Wankhede, 2015
- England vs Netherlands, Amstelveen, 2022
- South Africa vs Sri Lanka, Delhi, 2023
- Australia vs South Africa, Mackay, 2025
- West Indies vs India, Guwahati, 2026
West Indies became the latest team to join this exclusive list, with Campbell, Hope and Jangoo all reaching three figures in the same innings.
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Campbell, Jangoo Join Record List
Campbell also created another record during his century. His hundred came off just 65 balls, making it the fastest ODI century by a West Indies batter against India.
Jangoo was not far behind, reaching his century from 70 balls. The two batters now occupy the top two spots on the list of the fastest ODI hundreds by West Indies batters against India.
Fastest ODI Hundreds For West Indies vs India:
1. John Campbell – 65 balls, Guwahati, 2026
2. Amir Jangoo – 70 balls, Guwahati, 2026
3. Ricardo Powell – 72 balls, Singapore, 1999
4. Marlon Samuels – 73 balls, Vijayawada, 2002
5. Shimron Hetmyer – 74 balls, Guwahati, 2018
6. Shimron Hetmyer – 85 balls, Chennai, 2019
West Indies Post Huge Total
While writing this copy, West Indies had reached 373/6 after 43.5 overs. Kuldeep Yadav was India’s leading wicket-taker, finishing with two wickets for 65 runs from his 10-over spell.
India captain Shubman Gill had won the toss and opted to bowl first at the Barsapara Cricket Stadium. West Indies made full use of the conditions, with Campbell, Hope and Jangoo putting India under pressure with their centuries.
