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India's Mayank Yadav took 3 wickets with blistering pace, including a 149.5 kph delivery. India set 249/5, with Samson scoring 82. West Indies struggles in the chase.
India's formidable 249/5 total, anchored by Sanju Samson's explosive 82 off 41 balls, proved too much for the West Indies in the second T20I. Samson's innings, featuring nine fours and four sixes, was well-supported by contributions from Ishan Kishan (43), Shreyas Iyer (40), and Tilak Varma (44 not out).
In response, India's Mayank Yadav delivered a masterclass in fast bowling. He claimed three wickets within his first three overs, including the crucial dismissal of Rovman Powell for 24, shattering his off-stump with a searing 149.5 kph delivery. Yadav also removed Kamil Pooran and Shimron Hetmyer early.
The West Indies' chase was in tatters after the early wickets, leaving them at 58/3. Despite aggressive efforts from Shai Hope and Sherfane Rutherford, the required run rate continued to climb, putting India in a commanding position. Roston Chase was the standout bowler for the West Indies, taking 3/24.
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