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Hardik Pandya shed light on the unique challenges and mindset of an all-rounder, saying his workload in a match is twice or thrice more than anybody else’s

Indian duo of Yuzvendra Chahal and Arshdeep Singh should have been picked in the 15-member squad for the upcoming ODI World Cup, said Harbhajan Singh

India will play Pakistan in a highly-anticipated World Cup match in Ahmedabad on October 14, but Rohit said the players are not thinking overtly about the game.

Ishan Kishan (82) and Hardik Pandya (87) revived India's innings with a 138-run stand off 141 balls after losing the first four wickets for 66 runs.

If India indeed want to accommodate Suryakumar in the 11 then they might just have to put a temporary hold on Shreyas' comeback.

His solitary six was struck on the 16th delivery he faced, contributing to India's final score of 165 for 9 in their allotted 20 overs.

The 165-run opening stand between the duo ended with Gill dismissed by Romario Shepherd for 77 off 47 balls, consisting of three fours and five sixes.

Gill rises to 743 rating points on the back of his excellent series against the West Indies.

Rovman Powell's rapid 40* off 19 balls, including four and three sixes, pushed WI beyond 150-run milestone.

After losing the first two two matches by four runs and two wickets respectively, India will hope to make a strong comeback against West Indies in the crucial third match.

India's below-par total of 152/7 in 20 overs was largely due to Tilak Varma's outstanding performance, as he scored a brilliant 51, marking his maiden half-century in only his second T20I.

Opting to bat first, India scored 152 for seven. West Indies completed the chase of 153 with seven balls to spare

India skipper Hardik Pandya won the toss and elected to bat against hosts West Indies in the second T20I here on Sunday

India will be keen to level the series as they face West Indies in the second T20I on Sunday at the Providence Stadium.

India and West Indies have been fined for maintaining a slow over-rate in the first T20I at the Brian Lara Cricket Stadium

In the match, the West Indies won the toss and surprisingly chose to bat first, deviating from their usual strategy.

Team India achieved this milestone in the opening T20I against the West Indies at Brian Lara Stadium on Thursday

India maintained a dominant position in the final ODI by setting an imposing target of 351 for five after being asked to bat first.

But Pandya said going into the third and final game on Tuesday, with the series tied at 1-1, would be more challenging and exciting.

Veteran batsman Ajinkya Rahane managed to keep his place while limited-overs talisman Hardik Pandya was promoted as vice-captain.