India sealed an 8‑wicket win over West Indies, chasing 405 in the second ODI. The victory came with 39 balls to spare, turning the match into a showcase of India's batting depth.
Prasidh Krishna, the fast bowler, suffered a hamstring strain while bowling in the final over. He was only able to deliver five overs before the injury forced him out of the game.
With Prasidh out, the selectors have drafted in Anshul Kamboj, who was in the India A squad for the four‑day match against Australia A. Kamboj took three wickets in the first innings of that game, showing promise.
India sits on a 2‑0 series advantage, and the third ODI in New Chandigarh on Saturday, October 3, will be a chance to close out the series. Kamboj will have to compete with Mohammed Siraj for a spot, while Auqib Nabi Dar’s future remains uncertain.