The second ODI between India and West Indies at Visakhapatnam ended in a nail-biting tie. The Caribbean side somehow managed to keep the head to head scoreline intact and cut short hosts from levelling the honours. Though the hosts are still 1-0 ahead in the series and they will aim to extend their lead and level head to head honours when they welcome the tourists for the third ODI at the Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium in Pune on Saturday, October 27.

India have hosted Windies in 52 completed bilateral ODI fixtures and have won 25 of those with the Carribean side slightly ahead on 26 wins while the previous one ended in a tie. In the previous ODI, India elected to bat first and posted 321 on the board. The Windies countered back and denied the hosts victory with the help of a last-ball boundary from Shai Hope to level the scores.