<h1>Captain Cool and Indian Bowlers Jump into Quarterfinals</h1>
A squeezed up pitch with effectively the most pace and ricochet in the ICC Cricket World Cup, two sets of enlivened bowlers who savored the conditions, and two gatherings of batsmen that laughed in the face of any potential risk joined to make this a saltine.
The WACA ground was the stage for holding theater on a strained Friday (March 6). West Indies expected to win to stay alive in Pool B, India required the triumph to formalize its entrance into the last-eight stage. This as of now had the trappings of an entrancing challenge; the way that that 17,557 overwhelmingly India however some West Indies supporters excessively gave a heavenly scenery of clamor and music just added to the merriments that by and large go with India's triumphs.
Through Mohammed Shami, Umesh Yadav and Mohit Sharma, India rocked the bowling alley the lengths ordinarily connected with West Indies after Jason Holder selected to bat on winning the throw – short, only outside off, pushing the batsmen on to the back foot. It paid attractive profits as West Indies made a poor begin – that it figured out how to lift itself to 182 was on account of a magnificent half-century from Holder, playing a solitary hand at No. 9 – and it was the first run through since 2006 that India had played out its adversaries four diversions consecutively in ODI cricket.
Highlights - India vs West Indies, ICC World Cup 2015 Match 28
Pursuing its fourth sequential triumph and looking to equivalent its ICC Cricket World Cup streak of eight progressive wins attained to in 2003 between thrashings to Australia, India needed to burrow profound. At different stages, West Indies seemed set to bombshell its applecart until the composed attitude of Mahendra Singh Dhoni conveyed the day for the shielding champion. India in the end finished a four-wicket triumph and fixed its quarterfinal appearance, Reaching 185 for 6 with 65 deliveries to spare.