Shimron Hetmyer, Shai Hope blow away India to hand West Indies victory

Indian players and West Indies players lineup before the start of the match. (Source: PTI Photo)

Sheldon Cottrell dismissed KL Rahul for just 6 on the seventh over. (Source: AP Photo)

Virat Kohli was bowled out by Sheldon Cottrell on just 4, leaving India on 25/2. (Source: AP Photo)

Rohit Sharma held on to rebuild the innings with Shreyas Iyer. (Source: PTI Photo)

Alzarri Joseph dimissed Rohit Sharma on 36 in the 19th over, leaving India on 80/3. (Source: AP Photo)

Shreyas Iyer and Rishabh Pant then saved India from a complete demolition as they partnered each other for 114 runs. (Source: PTI Photo)

Shreyas Iyer, who scored a decent 70, congratulated his batting partner. (Source: AP Photo)

Rishabh Pant was dismissed on 71 after hitting seven fours and one six by Kieron Pollard. (Source: AP Photo)

Ravindra Jadeja was controversially run-out by Roston Chase in the death overs of the match. India scored 287/8 at the end of 50 overs. (Source: AP Photo)

Deepak Chahar claimed the wicket of Sunil Ambris in the fifth over itself. (Source: AP Photo)

Shimron Hetmyer came on after Sunil Ambris and started a blitz from early on. (Source: AP Photo)

Shai Hope and Shimron hetmyer partnered each other for a match-winning 218 runs. (Source: AP Photo)

Rishabh Pant helped Shimron Hetmyer with a leg cramp. (Source: AP Photo)

Shimron Hetmyer scored his fifth ODI century in style, from just 85 balls. He went on to score 139, hitting 11 fours and seven sixes. (Source: AP Photo)

After the dismissal of Shimron Hetmyer, Nicholas Pooran and Shai Hope guided West Indies ahead. Hope remained unbeaten on 102. (Source: AP Photo)

West Indies struck early in the series by winning the match by eight wickets, after reaching 291/2 in 47.5 overs. (Source: AP Photo)