West Indies set men's ODI team record with 405/7
ICC reports a West Indies record total in Guwahati, with centuries from Campbell, Hope and Jangoo.
West Indies completed their innings at 405/7 in the second ODI against India in Guwahati on September 30. The ICC reports that this is their highest total in men's ODI cricket and their first innings above 400 in the format.
John Campbell scored 101, Shai Hope 104 and Amir Jangoo 114. Those three centuries explain the scale of the batting total without requiring a claim about the final match outcome. The ICC says the new team record overtook 389 against England in 2019.
The target implied by that completed innings is 406. That is a chase requirement, not an Indian score or a prediction. A record first innings can still be followed by a live chase, and this article does not declare a winner from the first half of the game.
The same ICC report records individual milestones: Hope reached 20 ODI centuries, while Kuldeep Yadav reached 200 ODI wickets during a spell that finished 2/65. The ICC describes Kuldeep as the fastest Indian spinner to that wicket mark.
The wider significance is that the team total and individual records belong to different statistical categories. ScoreZaap's live view supplies the changing match state; this original summary preserves the completed-innings facts. It is based on the linked ICC report, not copied commentary or a claim that ScoreZaap reported from the venue.