India vs West Indies: Bowlers, captain MS Dhoni come to party as India extend World Cup streak

India played West Indies in their fourth match of the World Cup 2015. In what was a low scoring contest, India held their nerves and steered home, led by skipper MS Dhoni, with four wickets in hand. (Source: AP)

After winning the toss, West Indies decided to bat first but Indian pacers, especially Mohammad Shami rattled their top-order. Shami dismissed Dwayne Smith in the fifth over. WI 8/1. (Source: AP)

Chris Gayle doesn't like running. He proved it once again as Marlon Samuels was run-out. Gayle hit the ball in air to mid-on where it was fielded by Mohit Sharma. Samuels ran but Gayle didn't. Mohit threw and Virat Kohli ran Samuels out. WI 15/2 (Source: Reuters)

Chris Gayle went into the attacking mode after the run-out but he was living dangerously. After opening his account on the 11th ball, Gayle smashed some boundaries before he was caught at deep square-leg after scoring 21. WI 35/3 (Source: AP)

Shami continued the good work and with Umesh Yadav from the other end, they destroyed the West Indian batting line-up. Ramdin was bowled by Umesh, Carter dismissed by Ashwin, Mohit dismissed Simmons, Jadeja chipped in to send Russell back and Shami returned to take the wicket of Sammy. WI 124/8 (Source: Reuters)

India, one of the better fielding sides in the tournament, slipped as many as four catches on Friday. While two were tough to third-man, other two - one to Jadeja and other to Rohit - were simpler. (Source: Reuters)

Jadeja made up for the drop catches with two wickets and West Indies folded for 182. About the kiss - learning from Kohli? (Source: Reuters)

India's chase didn't begin on a good not as Shikhar Dhawan was dismissed by a peach of a delivery from Jerome Taylor. India 11/1 (Source: Reuters)

The WACA pitch assisted the pacers and West Indian bowlers bowled pace. Taylor was is destructive mode as he dismissed Rohit with another peach. They bounce like the bouncers they bowled. India 20/2 (Source: Reuters)

West Indies got the important wicket of Virat Kohli in the 15th over when Kohli pulled one straight to Samuels in the deep. India 63/3 (Source: Reuters)

Ajinkya Rahane was playing a sensible innings before he was given out by third umpire after Rahane reviewed an caught behind appeal from West Indies. On field umpire gave him out. The third umpire upheld the decision but snicko didn't detect anything! India 78/4 (Source: AP)

Suresh Raina was out hooking a short ball and Jadeja was dismissed by Russell. MS Dhoni and Ravi Ashwin then joined hands to take India out of trouble. This collision was the only bad part about their unbeaten 51-run stand. (Source: Reuters)

In the end, Dhoni guided India to a four wicket win with a calm 45*. He likes taking the stumps with him as a souvenir but he can't take these stumps home. (Source: Reuters)