India vs. West Indies: India is looking for a Clean Sweep Victory

India has been in a consistent form on its home soil since 2015. India is almost hard to defeat when playing at home and especially on the spin track. Going into the third One Day international, West Indies would be hoping for a victory out of the blue. However, team India would be looking for a comprehensive clean sweep. The ongoing ODI series is accounted for the ongoing World One Day championship. While chasing West Indies, they were dismissed under 200, exploiting their top and middle order. The unavailability of Kieron Pollard also dented West Indies’ overall team play and coordination. However, Nicholas Pooran did a satisfactory job, but his own efforts weren’t above satisfaction.

India seems in a very comfortable and sweet spot, leading the home series 2-0. Going in the 3rd ODI of the series, team India might play a few youngsters, who have been warming the match lately. However, team India wouldn’t be making any noticeable changes in their bowling department, which has been their backbone this series. Pradish Krishna was amazing with the ball and successfully managed to rip through the defenses of West Indian batsmen. With the bat, Suryakumar Yadav, KL Rahul, and Deepak Hooda contributed to team India’s score. Indian batsmen didn’t perform according to the expectations; however, they managed to put up a decent total, which was defended precisely by accurate bowling and robust fielding. India is dominating the visitors through its bowling and fielding, which is almost unmatchable at this stage with West Indies. Going in the final ODI encounter, Sharma eleven would be pumped up to score decent runs with the bat and continue their amazing bowling plan to crunch mighty West Indies.

• Rohit Sharma;
• KL Rahul;
• Suryakumar Yadav;
• Pradish Krishna;
• Deepak Hooda.

After their delightful run against England in the home series, West Indies would have hoped for better results against India. West Indies haven’t rally clicked together as a unit; however, their bowlers are bowling on consistent lengths and in decent corridors. It’s evident that the West Indian top-order batsman isn’t performing or trying to carry the bat through. Early fall of wickets adds burden onto the upcoming batters, ultimately resulting in a collapse and under pressure gameplay. Going in the last ODI, West Indies might look to focus on the basics and click as aa team together.

• Brandon King;
• Nicholas Pooran;
• Jason Holder;
• Sharmarh Brooks;
• Akeal Hosein.

Going in the last ODI of the series, India is likely the favorites of winning the game and the series 3-0. Conditions are favoring the Indian team, which is undefeatable on this particular surface, which is very challenging for visiting teams.