IND vs WI 2026 Records: All Milestones from Kohli’s 15,000 to Gill’s 223 – Full Series List
IND vs WI 2026 Records: All Milestones from Kohli’s 15,000 to Gill’s 223 – Full Series List
The India vs West Indies ODI series of 2026 will be remembered as one of the most record-breaking bilateral contests in recent memory. From Virat Kohli’s historic 15,000-run milestone to Shubman Gill’s fastest double century, from five centuries in a single ODI to Kuldeep Yadav’s 200th wicket, the series has produced a staggering array of individual and team records. Here is the complete list of every record broken, every milestone achieved, and the records still waiting to be broken in the 3rd ODI in New Chandigarh.
Virat Kohli and Shubman Gill have been at the centre of a record-breaking series between India and West Indies. (Photo: BCCI)
🏏 1st ODI Records – Thiruvananthapuram
The series opener at the Greenfield International Stadium saw India chase down 296 with eight wickets to spare, powered by Virat Kohli’s unbeaten 139 and Shubman Gill’s 110. Here are the records that tumbled:
Records from the 1st ODI
- Virat Kohli – 15,000 ODI Runs: Kohli became only the second batter in history after Sachin Tendulkar to reach 15,000 ODI runs. He achieved the milestone in just 303 innings – 74 fewer than Tendulkar’s 377. Source: News18
- Virat Kohli – 55th ODI Century: Kohli extended his own world record for most ODI hundreds, now six clear of Tendulkar’s 49. Source: WION
- Kohli’s Most Sixes in an ODI Innings: His nine sixes are the most he has hit in a single ODI innings. Source: CricTracker
- Kohli’s Fastest to 15,000: He surpassed Tendulkar as the fastest to 15,000 ODI runs by a wide margin. Source: Zee News
- Kohli’s 60th List A Century: His 60th List A hundred equalled Sachin Tendulkar’s record. Source: Indian Express
- Most International Centuries in a Country: Kohli now has 42 international centuries in India, the most by any player. Source: Indian Express
- Shubman Gill – Fastest Indian to 10 ODI Tons: Gill became the fastest Indian to 10 ODI centuries in just 67 innings. Source: Indian Express
- West Indies’ First Century Opening Stand in 2 Years: Campbell and Greaves’ 135-run stand was West Indies’ first century opening partnership in ODIs since 2024. Source: Times of India
- Justin Greaves’ Maiden ODI Century: Greaves scored his first ODI hundred – 101 off 108 balls. Source: CricTracker
- Kuldeep Yadav’s 4/40: His best ODI figures on comeback, restricting West Indies to 295. Source: CricTracker
🏏 2nd ODI Records – Guwahati Run-Fest
The second ODI at the Barsapara Cricket Stadium produced one of the greatest matches in ODI history. West Indies posted 405/7, only for India to chase it down with 39 balls to spare, powered by Shubman Gill’s 223* and Rohit Sharma’s 101. Here are the records:
Records from the 2nd ODI
- First ODI with Five Centuries: This was the first match in ODI history to witness five centuries. It is only the second instance in List A cricket where five centuries have been recorded in one match. Source: CricTracker
- Fastest Double Century in ODI History: Shubman Gill reached his double hundred in just 117 balls, breaking Ishan Kishan’s record of 126 balls. Source: ABC News
- West Indies’ First 400+ Total: West Indies scored their first-ever 400+ total in ODI cricket, surpassing their previous best of 389 against England in 2019. Source: Outlook India
- India’s Highest Successful Chase: India’s 406/2 is their highest successful chase in ODI cricket, and the second-highest in ODI history behind South Africa’s 438. Source: CricTracker
- India’s Second-Highest Opening Stand: Rohit and Gill’s 255-run partnership is India’s second-highest opening stand in ODIs. Source: CricTracker
- Gill’s Multiple Double Hundreds: Gill became only the second Indian after Rohit Sharma to score multiple double centuries in ODIs. Source: CricTracker
- Rohit’s 12,000 ODI Runs: Rohit Sharma became the third Indian batter to reach 12,000 ODI runs. Source: CricTracker
- Rohit’s 35th ODI Hundred: Rohit brought up his 35th ODI century, ending a four-year drought. Source: CricTracker
- Kuldeep’s 200th ODI Wicket: Kuldeep Yadav became the fastest Indian spinner and third-fastest spinner overall to 200 ODI wickets, in 123 matches. Source: Times of India
- Highest Individual Score in an ODI Chase: Gill’s 223* is the highest individual score in a successful ODI chase. Source: Times of India
- Highest Score by a Captain in ODIs: Gill’s 223* is the highest score by a captain in ODI cricket. Source: Times of India
- Highest Match Aggregate: The match produced 811 runs, the third-highest aggregate in ODIs. Source: Trinidad Express
- Most Player of the Match Awards Since 2022: Gill now has the most Player of the Match awards since 2022. Source: CricTracker
- Most Runs as ODI Opener: Rohit Sharma extended his record for most runs as an ODI opener. Source: Crex
- Campbell’s Fastest Century: John Campbell reached his century in just 65 balls, the fastest by a West Indies batter against India in ODIs. Source: Times of India
🔮 3rd ODI – Records to Watch Out For
The 3rd ODI is scheduled for October 3 at the Maharaja Yadavindra Singh Stadium in New Chandigarh. With the series already sealed 2-0, India will be looking to complete a clean sweep, while several records remain within reach:
Records on the Horizon in the 3rd ODI
- Rohit Sharma – Most ODI Runs as Opener: Rohit is closing in on becoming the highest run-scorer as an ODI opener. He needs 288 runs to surpass the record. Source: Crex
- Virat Kohli – Most ODI Centuries in a Series: Kohli has one century in the series so far. Another century would give him two in the series, a feat he has achieved multiple times. Source: CricketTimes
- Shubman Gill – Most Runs in a Bilateral ODI Series: Gill currently has 334 runs in the series. He needs 100 more to break the record for most runs in a three-match ODI series. Source: CricTracker
- Kuldeep Yadav – Fastest Indian Spinner to 200 ODI Wickets: He already holds this record, but can extend his lead with more wickets. Source: Times of India
- India – First Team to Whitewash West Indies in India: India have never whitewashed West Indies in an ODI series in India. A win in the 3rd ODI would achieve this feat. Source: Sportskeeda
- West Indies – Avoiding First-Ever Whitewash by India: West Indies have never been whitewashed by India in an ODI series. They will be desperate to avoid that. Source: Sportskeeda
- Shai Hope – Most ODI Centuries for West Indies: Hope has 17 ODI centuries. He needs two more to break Chris Gayle’s record of 19. Source: ESPNcricinfo
- John Campbell – Most Sixes in a Series by a West Indies Batter: Campbell has hit 5 sixes in the series. He needs 3 more to break the record for most sixes in a three-match ODI series. Source: CricTracker
📊 Series Records Summary
| Record | Player/Team | Match | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15,000 ODI Runs | Virat Kohli | 1st ODI | 2nd after Tendulkar, fastest by 74 innings |
| 55th ODI Century | Virat Kohli | 1st ODI | World record, 6 clear of Tendulkar |
| 9 Sixes in an ODI Innings | Virat Kohli | 1st ODI | Most by him in an ODI innings |
| Fastest Indian to 10 ODI Tons | Shubman Gill | 1st ODI | 67 innings |
| Fastest ODI Double Century | Shubman Gill | 2nd ODI | 117 balls, broke Ishan Kishan’s record |
| Five Centuries in One ODI | Both teams | 2nd ODI | World record, first time in ODI history |
| Highest Successful Chase | India | 2nd ODI | 406/2, 2nd-highest in ODI history |
| West Indies’ Highest ODI Total | West Indies | 2nd ODI | 405/7, first 400+ total |
| 255-Run Opening Stand | Rohit & Gill | 2nd ODI | India’s 2nd-highest ODI opening stand |
| 200th ODI Wicket | Kuldeep Yadav | 2nd ODI | Fastest Indian spinner, 123 matches |
| Highest Score by Captain | Shubman Gill | 2nd ODI | 223* |
| Highest Individual Score in a Chase | Shubman Gill | 2nd ODI | 223* |
| 12,000 ODI Runs | Rohit Sharma | 2nd ODI | 3rd Indian to the milestone |
| 35th ODI Century | Rohit Sharma | 2nd ODI | Ended four-year drought |
🗣️ Expert Reactions – What They Said
🗣️ Senior Journalist’s Verdict – A Series That Redefined ODI Batting
My Take: The Records Are Great, But the Bowlers Deserve Better
This series has been a batting carnival. Five centuries in one match. A 406-run chase completed with 39 balls to spare. Virat Kohli reaching 15,000 runs. Shubman Gill smashing the fastest double century in ODI history. These are extraordinary achievements that deserve every bit of praise they are getting.
But we must also acknowledge the elephant in the room: the bowlers have been rendered almost irrelevant. The Guwahati pitch offered nothing – no swing, no seam, no turn. Ravi Rampaul’s words ring true: “Flat pitches are everywhere now.” When a team scores 405 and still loses by eight wickets with 39 balls to spare, something is fundamentally wrong with the balance between bat and ball.
Gautam Gambhir’s quote – “It’s not cricket, it’s batting” – is a timely warning. ODI cricket is at its best when there is a contest between bat and ball. The 2027 World Cup will be held in South Africa, where conditions are expected to be more balanced. But if these flat tracks become the norm, the 50-over format risks becoming a lottery.
The 3rd ODI in New Chandigarh offers a chance for the bowlers to have their say. Let’s hope the pitch offers something for everyone – and that the records that tumble are earned, not gifted.
— Editorial Team, CricLive.in
📰 Sources
- ESPNcricinfo — Full scorecards, match reports, player stats
- CricTracker — 1st ODI and 2nd ODI reviews, records list
- Times of India — Gill’s 223, records, match reports
- Outlook India — 2nd ODI records, match report
- News18 — Kohli’s 15,000 runs, match reports
- ICC — Records, milestones
- Cricbuzz — Expert reactions, match reports
- ABC News — Gill’s fastest double century
- WION — Kohli’s records
- Zee News — Kohli’s fastest to 15,000
- Trinidad Express — Match aggregate record
- Crex — Rohit’s records
- Sportskeeda — Whitewash records
- Mid-Day — Abhishek Nayar’s reaction
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