West Indies sealed the match with a 250‑run chase, winning by 6 wickets after Shai Hope struck an unbeaten 102 off 45 balls in just 18.3 overs.
Hope's aggressive 102* came after a shaky start, as India had lost three wickets before the West Indies were 35/3. Within the next four overs, Hope blasted 54 runs, lifting the score to 110/3 and sparking a momentum shift.
The feat places Hope only behind former Australia all‑rounder Shane Watson as the second player to score centuries in Tests, ODIs and T20Is against India. His previous Test and ODI hundreds already cemented his reputation, but this T20I knock completes the rare tri‑format milestone.
With the series now tied 1‑1, West Indies head to the final T20I in Mumbai, while Hope looks to add another century to his tally against the Indian side.