India v West Indies, 2nd ODI, Visakhapatnam
Hitman Hetmyer
West Indies enjoyed a good start to the game, dismissing Rohit Sharma in the fourth over•Associated Press
He could have been dismissed for 44 - deceived by debutant Obed McCoy's slower ball - if only the West Indies captain Jason Holder had completed a tough catch running backwards at mid-on•Associated Press
Ambati Rayudu also chipped in with 73, batting smoothly at No. 4, a position India have had trouble filling •AFP
But dealing with Kuldeep Yadav was problematic, He struck twice in two overs•Associated Press
West Indies were 221 for 3 and Hetmyer was on 94 off 63 balls - within reach of the second-fastest century by a West Indian in ODIs - when India finally got lucky as a top-edged pull off Yuzvendra Chahal fell in the hands of Kohli at short cover •Associated Press
But that only gave Virat Kohli more time to do his thing. •AFP
That didn't happen so this did: Kohli became the quickest man to 10,000 ODI runs. He completed 1000 runs in 2018 in 11 innings. He averages over 140 this year. And he finished unbeaten on 157•Associated Press
India amassed 321 for 6 on a slow, turning pitch•Associated Press
Shai Hope played so lovely shots on the way to his half-century •Associated Press
Hope kept going, bringing up his second ODI century, and ensuring that West Indies were on track to pull off only their second chase of a 300-plus score •Associated Press
Comparing Virat Kohli and Sachin Tendulkar, at the 10,000-run mark in ODIs•ESPNcricinfo Ltd
Chandrapaul Hemraj and Kieran Powell gave West Indies a decent start in the chase •AFP
And Shimron Hetmyer was all business, slogging the ball into the leg side and racing away towards a hundred. •Associated Press
But India's bowlers pulled things back in the last few overs and escaped with a tie •Associated Press