India 223, West Indies 209/7. Tilak Varma's 50th T20I catch sealed a wicket that kept India on top of the chase, giving the team a 14‑run victory.
The left‑hander reached the milestone in just 68 appearances, a dismissal‑per‑innings ratio of 0.757 that tops any Indian fielder with 50 or more catches. Only UAE’s Muhammad Waseem has a higher global ratio, 0.767.
The match also featured a bizarre run‑out. In the 17th over, Varma and Axar Patel thought Kamil Pooran had taken a boundary, but the ball stayed in play. Motie broke the stumps at the bowler’s end, and the third umpire confirmed the dismissal.
India’s chase was powered by Abhishek Sharma’s 69 off 30, while Arshdeep Singh took three wickets and Naman Dhir claimed two. The win leaves India 2‑1 ahead in the five‑match series.
With the series now in India’s favor, the team will look to close out the contest in the next match on Thursday.