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Watch: Prasidh Krishna's Fiery Spell Puts West Indies On The Back Foot In 2nd ODI

Prasidh Krishna showed Indian cricket fans what he is capable of with a sensational spell against the West Indies in Ahmedabad on Wednesday. With India having posted a total of 237/9, Krishna led the team's response with the ball with a fiery spell that saw him bag three wickets in five overs while giving away just four runs. Krishna also bowled two maiden overs in the spell. The Indian pace bowler first removed Windies opener Brandon King, before bagging the wicket of Darren Bravo. Krishna then removed Nicholas Pooran to put India in control.

Watch the video of Krishna removing Bravo here:

India get their 2nd wicket it's again prasidh Krishna Source : Pikashow pic.twitter.com/21tD2KtSlf

Earkier, Suryakumar Yadav hit a dogged 64 but the West Indies bowlers dished out an impressive show to restrict India to 237 for nine.

The hosts were reeling at 43 for three after a top-order collapse but then Surya forged a crucial 91-run stand with vice-captain KL Rahul (49) to bring the team back on track.

The elegant Surya, who notched up his second fifty, mixed caution with aggression and hammered five fours in his 83-ball knock, on a track, where batting wasn't easy.

India lost skipper Rohit Sharma (5) cheaply when tried to chase a widish delivery off pacer Kemar Roach (1/42) and edged to Shai Hope after West Indies opted to field.

Virat Kohli (18), who is playing his 100th ODI in India, then joined Rishabh Pant (18), who opened for first-time in the 50-over format.

Kohli's first boundary was an elegant cover drive in the fifth over, off Roach and off the same bowler he cut behind square to get his second.

The pace duo of Roach and Alzarri Joseph (2/36) bowled a tight line as India could hit only two fours in the first seven overs

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